Interventional Cardiologist| Complex PCI+IC imaging| Alumni @Oxford_NDPH| Alumni @LSEHealthPolicy| HIIT| 🏃🏾‍♀️🛶 |music addict 🎧|🎹|🎨|🌎adventurer|🍷🍫👠

England, United Kingdom
Joined February 2018
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One excellent host · two days of hands-on simulator training · a live case and case-in-a-box, woven between talks on PCI planning and basics, physiology and imaging, need-to-knows outside the cath lab and more…🙏 All eyes on the Birmingham Cardiology Group this week. A huge thank you to the teams at Midland Metropolitan University Hospital, Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham and Heartlands Hospital for hosting the BCIS Trainees Interventional Course. Thank you too to our programme committee, faculty, industry partners and every trainee who arrived ready to learn. @vinoda_sharma #BCISTrainees #InterventionalCardiology #Cardiology #CardioEd
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Only 10 days to go until we (me and the distant memories of my old man 👨🏾‍🦱) take on these 26.2 miles in london 🏃🏾‍♀️ Please please help us to fundraise for the british heart foundation….all donations of any amount, gratefully received+hugely appreciated 🙏🏾 2025tcslondonmarathon.enthus…
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🔥#ACC26 Late-breaking trials🔥: ORBITA-CTO 🔗pcronline.com/News/Congress-… Does CTO PCI truly relieve angina beyond placebo? @KVM83 interviews 🎤@dr_skhan1 and John Davies about the results 📊of this landmark sham-controlled trial that brings rigorous evidence on symptomatic benefit of chronic total occlusion PCI in stable angina and its implications for patient selection. Also included, a detailed written analysis of the trial! #interventionalcardiology #clinicalresearch #CardioX
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London 2026 training challenge done-4 halves on 4 continents in 4 months #sabbaticalgoals #travel♥️exercise Asia🇰🇭Angkor Wat Half Oceana🇳🇿Tauranga Half Europe🇲🇹Malta Half Africa🇰🇪Iten Rift Valley Half Please support+help me fundraise 4 @TheBHF 🙏🏾 2025tcslondonmarathon.enthus…
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I'm obsessed with cognitive biases. A "cognitive bias" is a systematic error in thinking that destroys decision-making. 11 most powerful (and dangerous) cognitive biases I've found: 🧵 1. Survivorship Bias:
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If running is your sanity then highly recommend this once in a lifetime - an utterly spectacular coming together of sports, charity, post-war compassion, empathy+human spirit at its greatest….in one of the worlds greatest wonders 🛕 soul inspiring 🥹♥️ #AngkorWatHalf #Humanity
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A charitable run - funds go to helping landmine victims, those with disabilities including para-Olympians, and childrens hospitals across Cambodia among other great causes. Running is encouraged to build human compassion and alleviate post war trauma in a still troubled region
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#TCT2025: The effectiveness and safety of a planned investment procedure in high-risk chronic total occlusions - INVEST CTO 🔗pcronline.com/News/Whats-new… @KVM83 and @sof_pap14 provide an in-depth review ✍️of this single arm study presented by @AnjaKsnes in San Francisco. #interventionalcardiology
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"I've done it!" On 16 September 1977, Andreas Grüntzig made history: he carried out the first #angioplasty, and changed the lives of millions of patients forever. Standing on the shoulders of the giants that came before him, his vision and determination drove an entire new field of cardiology: Interventional Cardiology Listen to this description of his incredible journey by Jean Marco, who knew him and was also a pioneer in the field. Jean Marco carried out his first angioplasty in 1979 and was inspired by Gruntzig's example to launch a LIVE demonstration Course in 1982. This ultimately paved the way for the first PCR Course in 1989, founded with Jean Fajadet in Toulouse, and gave birth to PCR as we know it today. From the legs to the coronaries: How Andreas Grüntzig reached his dream 📺 🎧 pcronline.com/About-PCR/hist… (interviewed by @kiadeb87 ) More about the history of PCR here 🔗 pcronline.com/About-PCR/Who-… #interventionalcardiology #medicalhistory #interventionalcardiologist #cathlab
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#ESCCongress 🇪🇸 2025: DAPT-SHOCK-AMI trial - Cangrelor in cardiogenic shock 🔗pcronline.com/News/Whats-new… Read this review by @KVM83 and @ChoudryFizzah. Bonus🎁: check out the written Q&A with Zuzana Motovska, PI and lead investigator of this trial! #interventionalcardiology
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Two people who collaborate well will be about three times as effective as each of them operating independently, because each will see what the other might miss--plus they can leverage each other's strengths while holding each other accountable to higher standards. #principleoftheday
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🆕 in #JACCINT: Stent optimization achieved in ~52% undergoing #IVUS/#OCT -guided #PCI 🫀. Optimized patients ⬇️ TVF vs non-optimized (3.8% vs 7.5%) 📉. Benefit stronger with OCT guidance! 📚 jacc.org/doi/10.1016/j.jcin.… #OCTIVUS #ACCIntl @dukwoo_park
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Sometimes, in our medical silos, information from another speciality breaks through the firewall and the advances sound like science fiction. Extraordinary progress in HIV.
Prevention beats cure, which is why it's so exciting that Lenacapavir, a twice-yearly HIV preventative, just got approved for the first time (by the FDA) Why is it such a big deal? When trialled (in women in South Africa and Uganda) there were 0 HIV infections 🧵
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No Father’s Day is complete without this video.
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I am so proud of my beautiful wife @mountmargarita for becoming the first Colombian woman to complete the Seven Summits and the first Colombian to climb not just Everest 8814 m but also Lhotse 8516m, a double 8000 in a row. Wow, just wow.
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Thank you Senator Bernie Sanders - ‘In 1948 you developed the NHS - that was a message that went all over the world - healthcare is a human right…and other countries followed you.’ thelondoneconomic.com/politi…
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