
For certificate of participation and eventually available presentation slides please contact the Organizing Secretariat:
- RSM Pathology <pathology@rsm.ac.uk>
- RSM Events <events@rsm.ac.uk>
4 main symposia
- Sudden Death and Inherited Cardiovascular Disorders
- Storage and Metabolic Cardiac Disease
- Forensic Pathology
- Transplant and Heart Failure
4 keynote lectures
- The Importance of Cardiac Pathology, the Sudden Cardiac Death Pathway, family screening and Genetics
Prof. Dr. Elijah Behr (UK) - Precise Diagnosis of Cardiac Amyloid
Prof. Dr. Marianna Fontana (UK) - Ischemic heart disease and coronary atheroma. My journey
Prof. Renu Virmani (USA) - NHS Genomic Medicine Service: What we learned from the 100K Project
Prof. Dr. Dame Sue Hill (UK)
Michael Davies Distinguished
Achievement Award
My 50+ years with Cardiovascular Pathology
Prof. Dr. Ulrik Baandrup (DK)

To register for the meeting, please use the website here (click on the button below “FINAL PROGRAM AND REGISTRATION PAYMENT) and then click the orange ‘Book’ button at the top of the page.
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From here, please select your non-member rate type as either AECVP Member or AECVP Trainee.
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Once you have selected your rate type and filled out the information below (job title, institution, dietary/accessibility requirements), please either add to cart or add another delegate if you wish to book someone else on too. You may then complete payment.
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INFO ABOUT POSTER SIZE IN LONDON AECVP BIENNIAL MEETING
the posters will be portrait and size A0





