BCIS ACI 2024 returned to the London Hilton Metropole and for the first time ever was run with a hybrid setup with a live stream available to watch on the BCIS Education app. This year, attendance was huge with in-person attendee numbers exceeding 1,000 and 700 online. BCIS ACI featured live cases from Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital and John Radcliffe Hospital, an engaging talk from keynote speaker Dr Phil Hammond, Innovations in Intervention and more. There were also award ceremonies and presentations for the Best Trainees Case and Young Investigator of the Year along with the industry-sponsored Education Zone.

Get up to speed with what you missed, or rewatch your favourite moments from the three-day interventional cardiology conference.

How I developed my nurse led angiography service: Hayley Hill

CHIP – the nurse’s role: Kenny Christian

The ACS nurse: Craig Robertson

Scientist-led TOE in structural procedures: Chris Benson

Pillars of advanced practice: Valentino Oriolo

BCIS ACI 2024 returned to the London Hilton Metropole and for the first time ever was run with a hybrid setup with a live stream available to watch on the BCIS Education app. This year, attendance was huge with in-person attendee numbers exceeding 1,000 and 700 online. BCIS ACI featured live cases from Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital and John Radcliffe Hospital, an engaging talk from keynote speaker Dr Phil Hammond, Innovations in Intervention and more. There were also award ceremonies and presentations for the Best Trainees Case and Young Investigator of the Year along with the industry-sponsored Education Zone.

Get up to speed with what you missed, or rewatch your favourite moments from the three-day interventional cardiology conference.

What is a win ratio and how does it work?: Tim Clayton

Can femoral artery ultrasound and closure challenge radial access?: Stephen Dorman  

Why I (should) use ultrasound to access the radial artery: Faisal Khan

5 key CTO skills that help my non-CTO cases:  Abdul Mozid

How to do pericardiocentesis for chronic pericardial effusion (properly): Mark Spence

How should we handle coronary calcification seen on screening CT scans: Alan Bagnall

BCIS ACI 2024 returned to the London Hilton Metropole and for the first time ever was run with a hybrid setup with a live stream available to watch on the BCIS Education app. This year, attendance was huge with in-person attendee numbers exceeding 1,000 and 700 online. BCIS ACI featured live cases from Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital and John Radcliffe Hospital, an engaging talk from keynote speaker Dr Phil Hammond, Innovations in Intervention and more. There were also award ceremonies and presentations for the Best Trainees Case and Young Investigator of the Year along with the industry-sponsored Education Zone.

Get up to speed with what you missed, or rewatch your favourite moments from the three-day interventional cardiology conference.

Welcome & Introduction: BCIS President David Hildick-Smith 

Review of the Live Cases 2023, Leeds General Infirmary: Chris Malkin 

Review of the Live Cases 2023, Imperial College London: Iqbal Malik

Innovation in Intervention 1: Oriol Rodriguez

BCIS Education Forum — Revascularisation in Ischaemic Cardiomyopathy

Tuesday 13 February  2024  – 19:00 – 20:00

Speaker: Dr Matthew Ryan  | Supervisor: Dr Divaka Perera

Topics include:

• Revived Trial
• Viability & inducible ischaemia testing
• When to proceed

This webinar is exclusive to BCIS members only and suitable for all subscription types

BCIS Education Forum — Drug-Coated Balloons

Tuesday 9 January 2024  – 19:00 – 20:00

Speaker: Dr Ioannis Merinopoulos | Supervisor: Dr Simon Eccleshall

Topics include:

• Update in Trials and Evidence
• When to use?
• Future Directions

This webinar is exclusive to BCIS members only and suitable for all subscription types.

BCIS Education Forum — Left Main PCI

Tuesday 12 December 2023 – 19:00 – 20:00

Speaker: Dr Shahbaz Sheerazi | Supervisor: Dr Giovanni Luigi De Maria

Topics include:

• • Cutting balloon
  • Rotablation
  • Intravascular lithotripsy

This webinar is exclusive to BCIS members only and suitable for all subscription types.

BCIS NICOR Webinar for TMT Registry

Wednesday 15 November 17:00

Programme

Calcium Preparation

14 November  2023 – 19:00 – 20:00

Speaker: Dr Asad Bhatty | Supervisor: Dr James Cotton

Topics include:

• • Cutting balloon
  • Rotablation
  • Intravascular lithotripsy

This webinar is open to BCIS members only and is suitable for all subscription types.

Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) remains a significant problem for the NHS. In England in 2019, ambulance services responded to over 80,000 cardiac arrest calls, of which 31,146 subsequently received treatment. Fewer than a third (30.7%) of patients in whom resuscitation was attempted by ambulance staff were admitted to hospital with a return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC). Overall survival to discharge was 9.6%.

Catch up with all cases presented throughout Session 4: Neuroprognostications and Follow Up

Neuroprognostication in OHCA Patients on ITU – Emma Beadle

Case Presentation – Tom Johnson

CARE Clinic – Marco Mion

Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) remains a significant problem for the NHS. In England in 2019, ambulance services responded to over 80,000 cardiac arrest calls, of which 31,146 subsequently received treatment. Fewer than a third (30.7%) of patients in whom resuscitation was attempted by ambulance staff were admitted to hospital with a return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC). Overall survival to discharge was 9.6%.

Catch up with all cases presented throughout Session 3: Cardiogenic Shock in OHCA

Cardiogenic Shock – Alastair Proudfoot

Mechanical Circulatory Support – Waqas Akhtar

Case Presentation – Guy Glover 

Best Case and Best Abstract Winners:

Case competition winner: Dr Josh Wilcox, St. Thomas’ Hospital with their submission “BCIS OHCA Study Day Case Presentation”

Abstract submission winner: Dr Roy Roman, Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital NHS Foundation Trust with their submission “Phenotyping of Cardiogenic Shock after Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest – the SCAI-5 classification”