BRITISH CARDIOVASCULAR INTERVENTION SOCIETY(Charity No: 1138385) (Web Site: www.bcis.org.uk)

AUTUMN MEETINGFriday 5th October, 2012

In Beardmore Centre for Health Science at

Golden Jubilee National Hospital

REGISTRATION FORM and PROGRAMMEOrganising committee:

Prof KG Oldroyd, GJNH, GlasgowDr H Eteiba,GJNH Glasgow

Dr Mitchell Lindsay, GJNH, GlasgowProf Colin Berry, GJNH, Glasgow

Dr Margaret McEntegart, GJNH, GlasgowDr Neal Uren, New Royal Infirmary of EdinburghDr Andrew Hannah, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary

Dr David McDougall, Hairmyres Hospital, East Kilbride

For Further Details please contact:

BCOS Ltd., P.O. Box 20710, London E3 5UE Tel: 020 8980 0679 Fax: 020 8980 0725

E-mail: autumnmeeting@bcos.demon.co.uk

We look forward to welcoming to you to the BCIS Autumn meeting on Friday 5 th October organised this year by the “Scottish Chapter”. The meeting will be held in the Beardmore Centre for Health Sciences at the Golden Jubilee National Hospital in Glasgow. The hospital has a fully integrated 4* hotel which will provide overnight accommodation and host the pre-meeting dinner on the Thursday evening. Registration at the meeting is free of charge for BCIS members, and we encourage you to register early, as places are limited by venue space.

The programme will focus on the presentation of data from recently published or ongoing clinical trials and consist of 3 sessions:

- Transcatheter Valve Intervention including a keynote lecture by Gerhard Schuler from Leipzig on extending the indications for TAVI and a presentation by Lars Søndergaard from Copenhagen on Transcatheter Mitral Valve implantation.- Coronary Physiology and Imaging with case presentations on IVUS and OCT, a talk on ctFFR by Bjarne Nørgård from Aarhus and a debate on the role of FFR in ACS.- Improving Outcomes in Acute Coronary Syndromes featuring Ajay Kirtane from Columbia University in New York who will talk on the important issue of intraprocedural thrombotic events during PCI and Stefan Desch from Leipzig who will present data on recent trials in shock.

We have also scheduled a short live case transmission utilising our built-in “live-links” system. A particular highlight of the meeting will be the presentation of the 2011 BCIS audit data by Peter Ludman.

As described elsewhere in this booklet, Glasgow has excellent national transport links, so please join us; for the day, for two days, or consider staying on over the weekend to enjoy some of the leisure and cultural opportunities that the west coast of Scotland, and Glasgow in particular, have to offer.

The organising committee look forward to welcoming you to Glasgow on 5th October.

Keith G Oldroyd and Hany Eteiba

Conference Venue: Beardmore Hotel and Conference CentreBeardmore Street, Clydebank, Dunbartonshire, G81 4SA Tel: 0141 9516000

The Beardmore Hotel and Conference Centre is Scotland’s national public sector conference centre and a member of Conference Centres of Excellence. Delegates are encouraged to stay on site, and the hotel offers 168 well-appointed bedrooms, delicious healthy cuisine and a superb health club with pool and gymnasium. There is plenty of on-site parking for guests.

Location: The hotel is situated just 15 minutes from Central Glasgow, and is easily accessible by road and rail (see details below). The hotel overlooks the River Clyde, is 15 minutes from both Glasgow City Centre and Glasgow International Airport. The hotel offers a complimentary collection service from the Glasgow International Airport, upon request and subject to availability. For those travelling to the venue by train, it is just a 10 minute walk from Dalmuir Station, with regular trains from Glasgow Station.

Dinner: The conference dinner will take place on Thursday 4th October, in the Arcoona Room of the Beardmore Hotel. Places are available at the subsidised cost of £36, inc VAT. Please book your dinner as soon as possible, as places are limited.

Accommodation: Rooms have been reserved for Autumn meeting delegates for the night of Thursday 4th October, in the Beardmore Hotel, and in other, more central Glasgow, hotels. Most of the hotels have offered to extend their favourable rates for those delegates wishing to stay into the weekend. Full details are available on the accommodation registration form, which should be completed and returned to the hotel of your choice.

Meeting: The meeting will be held in the main auditorium on the ground floor of the hotel and conference centre. The registration desk will open at 08.00am, and the first Session start promptly at 08.50am.

For those of you staying on, just 20 minutes to the west of the Hotel lies Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park with a wealth of activities on offer, from golfing to hill walking. Additional information on Glasgow and the local tourist attractions are included later in the booklet

Please do not forget to book your registration for the meeting, as well as your accommodation.

TRAVEL:

Road: For Sat Nav Users the address is: Beardmore Street, Clydebank, Dunbartonshire, G81 4SACar Parking: On site car parking is available to delegates who are resident at the hotel

Rail: Dalmuir Station Take a low level train from either Glasgow Queen Street or Central Station to Dalmuir Station. The Beardmore Hotel and Conference Centre is situated approximately 10 minutes walk from the station. There are frequent trains running into the city centre and to Loch Lomond with a journey time of approx. 20 minutes. Connections to Edinburgh from Queen Street are every 15 minutes or take advantage of the new direct route from Dalmuir to Edinburgh which runs every hour.

Bus routes: The nearest bus stop is on Dumbarton Road, which is also just a few minutes walk from the hotel. Regular services run towards Glasgow and Dumbarton, Balloch and Helensburgh. From Glasgow city centre you can take the First Glasgow Bus Nos: 66, 204, 205, 215, 216.

By air: Glasgow International Airport Situated at Junction 28a, M8 to the west of Glasgow, The Beardmore Hotel and Conference Centre is an approximate 15 minutes drive from the airport. Use M8/M898. Alternatively there are taxis available at the airport. Courtesy transfer: The Beardmore Hotel and Conference Centre offers a courtesy transfer to Glasgow International Airport. This is available on request and subject to availability

For further information on Glasgow visit: www.seeglasgow.com

For further details on the BCIS Autumn meeting: Please contact BCOS Ltd, PO Box 20710, London E3 5UE Tel: 020 8980 0679 Fax: 020 8980 0725 E-mail: Beverley.charters@btinternet.com

Sponsors: BCIS thanks the British Cardiovascular Industry Association for their continued support, and sponsorship towards the BCIS Autumn Meeting.

Diary Date: 23 – 25 January 2013 Advanced Cardiovascular Intervention 2013 Hilton London Metropole Hotel, Edgware Road, London W2 Details from ACI2013@millbrookconferences.co.uk

Glasgow Background Information:Glasgow is the ideal choice for the business or leisure traveller and boasts a diverse mix of history and culture with attractions such as Charles Rennie Mackintosh architecture, world famous museums and art galleries.

If you’re looking for free things to do in Glasgow, you’ll be spoilt for choice. Explore the recently opened Riverside Museum. Inside this astounding building, you can experience life as it would have been between 1895 and 1930, and pop into the shops.

Continue to explore national and world culture for free in Glasgow at the Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery, where you can see Roman artefacts from the Antonine Wall and objects from Captain Cook’s voyages across the Pacific Ocean, alongside scientific instruments and an amazing art collection.

At the heart of the city you'll find the magnificent Glasgow Cathedral. Built on the site where St Mungo is thought to have been buried; it is the only cathedral on the Scottish mainland to have emerged virtually unscathed from the 1560 Protestant Reformation. Admire its splendid Gothic architecture and the shrine of St Kentigern (also known as St Mungo) an inspiring edifice dating from the 13th Century.

Or why not visit Scotland’s only centre for architecture and design at The Lighthouse? Here you can also enjoy astonishing views out across the city – absolutely free!

Deep in the heart of Pollok Country Park, you'll find Pollock House, containing works by Rodin, Degas and Cezanne as part of the Burrell Collection and offers free entry to visitors from March to November.

There are many other free things to do in Glasgow; whatever your fancy. If you feel like enjoying modern art in a stylish neoclassical building, head to the Gallery of Modern Art, or if you want to uncover tales of Scottish education and see a building designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, stop off at the Scotland Street School. From music festivals and sporting events to Highland games and more, you’ll find first-class events all around Scotland, from the Highlands to the islands and in Scotland’s cities. For more information please visit: www.visitscotland.com

Here are 10 specific places of interest for you to visit/things to do, during your stay in and around Glasgow: A Healing Passion: Medicine in Glasgow Past and PresentHunterian Museum, University Avenue, Glasgow, G12 8QQ Tel: 0141 3304221A Healing Passion is the first display dedicated to medicine at the Hunterian and draws on these unique collections to reflect the illustrious heritage of the region. Covering historical and contemporary aspects of medicine in Glasgow, the display explores major and lesser known figures in medicine, showcasing their achievements and their impact on our lives. The display is divided into seven subject areas: anatomy, pathology, surgery, obstetrics, forensic medicine and science, public health, and tomorrow's medicine.

Glasgow Science Centre 50 Pacific Quay, Glasgow, G51 1EA Tel: 0141 420 5000Glasgow Science Centre is a five star attraction on the banks of the River Clyde. There are 2 acres of interactive exhibits, workshops, shows, activities, the planetarium plus an IMAX. Come along to Glasgow Science Centre and play for the day!

Making the CityTrades Hall, 85 Glassford Street, Glasgow, G1 1UH Tel: 0141 5522418Follow the Timeline in the exhibition from 1605 until the present day and discover how the 14 Incorporated Crafts and Trades House helped to make and shape Glasgow into the city it is today. Go back in time and see what life was like for children in the Trades House Free School in the reconstructed classroom.

Vanished ViewsMcLean Museum & Art Gallery, 15 Kelly Street, Greenock, PA16 8JX Tel: 01475 715624This exhibition contains watercolours recording some of these lost vistas and includes several works by local favorite Patrick Downie which have been conserved and can now be seen as they originally looked. Watercolours are very light sensitive so they are never on long term display, thus this small exhibition is a precious opportunity to view these important works.

Comet BicentenaryMcLean Museum and Art Gallery, 15 Kelly Street, Greenock, PA16 8JX Tel: 01475 715624Created to mark the bicentenary of the Comet, this a small display which includes portraits of some the main figures involved in the story. The display includes a rarely seen portrait of Henry Bell by John Fleming, a portrait of the engineer John Robertson and the first public display of a bust of Port Glasgow shipbuilder John Wood who built the vessel.

People's Palace & Winter GardensGlasgow Green, Glasgow, G40 1AT Tel: 0141 276 0789The magnificent venue provides a background for the restored Doultan Fountain which is the best surviving example of a terracotta structure in Britain. The Winter Gardens and Museum are of considerable interest regarding horticultural displays and Glasgow's history.

Provand's Lordship3 Castle Street, Glasgow, G4 0RB Tel: 0141 276 1625The oldest house in Glasgow dates from 1471 when it was the manse for a Priest serving the Cathedral. Enchanting interior with 17th and 18th century furniture.

Clydebank MuseumTown Hall, Dumbarton Road, Clydebank, Dunbartonshire, G81 1UE Tel: 0141 562 2400Situated beside the shipyard where many of the famous liners of the Clyde were built. Local, social and industrial history collections including shipbuilding and engineering. Major collection of Singer sewing machines. Also Clydebank Blitz displays.

In addition to the district museum, there is also "The Backdoor Gallery" which hosts a variety of exhibitions throughout the year. The gallery is situated within Dalmuir Library, 3 Lennox Place, Dalmuir, Clydebank G81 4HR Tel 0141 562 2425

Rembrandt and the PassionHunterian Art Gallery & The Mackintosh House, 82 Hillhead Street, Glasgow, G12 8QQ Tel: 0141 3305431Rembrandt and the Passion focuses on Rembrandt’s Sketch for the Entombment - one of the Collection’s most important works. The authenticity of this small painting has never been doubted and can be identified as a Sketch for the Entombment of Christ that was listed in Rembrandt’s 1656 bankruptcy inventory. This display compares the Huntarian's painting with a number of paintings, drawings and prints by Rembrandt, Rubens and Lievens.

Catherine the Great: An Enlightened EmpressNational Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1JF Tel: 0131 2257534An exhibition exploring the spectacular collections of one of Russia’s most successful rulers.

This exhibition coincides with the 250th anniversary of Catherine’s accession to the throne in 1762. Catherine reigned for 34 years and transformed Russia. She increased the size of the country, brought in many reforms, built palaces, major buildings and towns, and amassed one of the world’s great art collections, which today forms the basis of the State Hermitage Museum. Catherine’s reign will be explored through her spectacular collection, which vividly reflects her interests and achievements.

The exhibition will include superb French silver and ceramics, important paintings acquired from France and England, imperial court costumes and uniforms, and many of the finest examples of porcelain, metal and polished stone ever made in Russia.

BCIS AUTUMN MEETINGFriday 5th October, 2012

Beardmore Centre for Health Sciences, Golden Jubilee National Hospital

Thurs 4th October @ 1930 - Pre-meeting dinner in Beardmore Hotel

Friday 5th October

0800 Registration

0850 Welcome and Opening Address Simon Redwood

Transcatheter Valve ImplantationChairs: Margaret McEntegart, Mitchell Lindsay

0900 The right patient with the right valve in the right position Dougie Muir0915 New TAVI devices including embolic protection David Hildick-Smith0930 Time to expand the indication to lower risk patients? Gerhard Schuler1000 UK TAVI Trial Bill Toff1015 Mitral Valve Intervention Lars Søndergaard

1045 Live Case Transmission

1115 Coffee

Coronary Physiology and ImagingChairs: Neal Uren, Andrew Hannah

1145 Cases where IVUS really made a difference Simon Walsh1155 Cases where OCT really made a difference Saqib Chowdray1205 Ischaemia is what counts - the final proof? Phil MacCarthy1215 Non-invasive FFR? Bjarne Nørgård1230 Physiology trumps everything – even in ACS? Pro: Colin Berry

Con: Ajay Kirtane

1300 Lunch

1400 BCIS Annual Audit Report Peter Ludman

Improving Outcomes in ACSChairs: Hany Eteiba, David McDougall

1445 Avoiding Intraprocedural Thrombotic Events Ajay Kirtane1515 Balloon Pump Trials Stefan Desch1530 VAD as a Bridge to Survival Mark Petrie1545 Cardiac Arrest but no STEMI Margaret McEntegart1600 Culprit or Complete – the PRAMI Trial David Wald1615 Stem Cells for Myocardial Repair Jonathon Hill

16.30 Close of Meeting Keith G Oldroyd

Invited Faculty:

Prof Colin Berry Golden Jubilee National Hospital, Clydebank, GlasgowDr Saqib Chowdray University Hospital of South ManchesterDr Stefan Desch Hertzzentrum, Leipzig, GermanyDr Hany Eteiba Golden Jubilee National Hospital, Clydebank, GlasgowDr Andrew Hannah Aberdeen Royal Infirmary. AberdeenDr Jonathan Hill King’s College Hospital, LondonDr Ajay Kirtane Columbia University, New York, USADr Mitchell Lindsay Golden Jubilee National Hospital, Clydebank, GlasgowDr Peter Ludman University Hospitals, BirminghamDr Phil McCarthy King’s College Hospital, LondonDr David McDougall Hairmyres Hospital, GlasgowDr Margaret McEntegart Golden Jubilee National Hospital, Clydebank, GlasgowDr Dougie Muir James Cook University Hospital, MiddlesbroughDr Bjarne Nørgård Aarhus University Hospital, Skejby, DenmarkProf Keith G Oldroyd Golden Jubilee National Hospital, Clydebank, GlasgowDr Mark Petrie Golden Jubilee National Hospital, Clydebank, GlasgowProf Simon Redwood Guy’s & St. Thomas’ Hospitals, LondonProf Gerhard Schuler Hertzzentrum, Leipzig, GermanyDr Lars Søndergaard Rigshospitalet Copenhagen University Hospital DenmarkDr William Toff University of Leicester, Glenfield Hospital, LeicesterDr Neal Uren New Royal Infirmary of EdinburghDr David Wald Bart’s and the London NHS Trust, LondonDr Simon Walsh Belfast City Hospital, Belfast

AUTUMN MEETINGBeardmore Hotel, Glasgow

Friday 5th October 2012

REGISTRATION FORM

Please complete using capital letters and return to: BCOS Ltd. P.O. Box 20710 London E3 5UE

Fax: 020 8980 0725

Attendance at the BCIS Autumn Meeting on Friday 5th October is free of charge to all BCIS members. However a nominal charge of £36 is made as a contribution towards the Thursday evening dinner.

Early registration is recommended and will be confirmed in writing.

Name:

Position:

Hospital:

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Tel: Fax: Please include your BCIS Membership No:

Email Address:

Special Dietary Requirements

Dinner on Thursday evening 4th October: □ Meeting on Friday 5th October: □ I enclose payment towards dinner of £36 (£30 + VAT @ 20%) □

(VAT Registration No: 583 3652 22)Payment should be made by cheque or by credit card (VISA or MASTERCARD only)Cheques should be made in favour of “BCOS Ltd Conference Account” If paying by credit card please provide details below

Card number:

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AUTUMN MEETING Friday 5th October 2012

ACCOMMODATION REGISTRATION FORMPlease be sure to register for the conference by contacting BCOS Ltd.

Please return this accommodation form as soon as possible directly to the hotel of your choice To ensure your reservation at the agreed conference rates

Name: Email:

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Arrival Date: Departure Date:

Room Type (please circle as appropriate)

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If double/twin, name of person sharing:

The following hotels are offering special rates for Autumn Meeting delegates. Other hotels may be sourced via www.visitscotland.com or www.lastminute.com

Please note that prices are listed per room per night and include Full Scottish Breakfast & VAT, unless otherwise stated

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No of Rooms required:

Beardmore Hotel and Conference Centre**** Meeting and Dinner VenueBeardmore Street, Clydebank, Dunbartonshire, G81 4SA Tel: +44 (141) 9516006Email: conferences@beardmore.scot.nhs.uk

£74.40 £92.40

Jurys Inn Glasgow Hotel*** Adjacent to Central Station80 Jamaica Street, Glasgow, G1 4QGTel:+44 141 314 4800

£104.55

( or £96 room only)

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To qualify for BCIS membership in order to attend the Autumn meeting 2012 please complete and return this form before 19th September 2012