The Nineteenth John Vane Memorial Symposium (Mar 2024) on Prostacyclin Science and Pulmonary Vascular Disease

15-16 March 2024

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The John Vane Memorial Symposium on Prostacyclin Science and Pulmonary Vascular Disease was held at the Royal Society, London, UK.

 

View the 2024 Programme

 

Those of you who attended this year will be able to revisit the presentations using the links below (your password will be emailed to you).  We hope you enjoy.

Chris Thiemermann - Welcome

 

Kevin J. Tracey - Reflexes integrate immunity in homeostasis and disease

 

Frances de Man - Response of the right ventricle to PH

 

Marc Humbert - Inhibition of activin signalling in PH

 

Khodr Tello - Assessing RV function

 

Roberto Badagliacca - Assessing RV function by echocardiography

 

Alex Rothman - Remote monitoring in patients with PH

 

Michele D’Alto - Differential diagnosis between PAH and HFpEF

 

Athenais Boucly - Triple combinations of drugs in PAH

 

Mardi Gomberg-Maitland - PH left heart disease: trials and tribulations

 

Vallerie McLaughlin - Sneak preview: World Congress 2024

 

 

Joyce Lee - Impact of PH on clinically significant outcomes in patients with ILD

 

Oksana Shlobin - PH associated with interstitial lung disease (ILD)

 

Steve Nathan - Management of pulmonary hypertension associated with ILD

 

Ardeschir Ghofrani - Impact of PH-targeted medications on the right ventricle

 

David Kiely - Imaging modalities in PH: MRI

 

Nick Rahaghi - Imaging modalities in PH: CT

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