Blood conservation in cardiothoracic surgery - can we achieve a consensus?

Friday 20 June 2008

Venue: The Royal Society of Medicine, 1 Wimpole Street, London, W1G 0AE

Registration Details:
Fellow: £75
Associate: £50
Student Members: £30
Trainee - Fellow: £40
Non-Fellow: £100
Student Non-Member: £40
Trainee - Non-Fellow: £50

Meeting ref: CA-E10-2




9.30 am

Registration

10.00 am

Welcome
Mr James Roxburgh, President of the Cardiothoracic Section

10.05 am

Interactive Session
Mr James Roxburgh, President of the Cardiothoracic Section

10.30 am

Pre-op platelet function and testing
Mr Simon Davidson, Clinical Scientist, London

10.50 am

Fit for surgery programme
Mr Philip Walters, Nurse Specialist, London

11.00 am

Anti-fibrinolytics and haemostasis: A surgeon's view
Mr Dominic Pagano, Cardiac Surgeon, Birmingham

11.30 am

Tea and coffee break

11.45 am

Intra-operative management
Dr Stuart McCorkill, Cardiac Anaesthetist, London

12.15 pm

The US experience
Professor Victor Ferraris, Chair STS Task Force on blood conservation, Professor of Cardiac Surgery, University of Kentucky

1.00 pm

Lunch

2.00 pm

Risk of blood transfusion in cardiac surgery
Mr Gavin Murphy, Cardiac Surgeon, Bristol

2.20 pm

Role of erythropoietin
Dr Cormac Breen, Renal Physician, London

2.35 pm

Transfusion audit, closing the loop - Papworth experience
Dr Alain Vuylsteke, Cardiac Anaesthetist, Papworth

2.50 pm

MECC Does it have a role in reducing transfusion requirements
Professor Liebold, Professor of Cardiac Surgery, University of Rostock

3.20 pm

Coffee

3.40 pm

Achieving a consensus
Professor Victor Ferraris and Panel

4.25 pm

Completion of evaluation forms

4.30 pm

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