See you at #ESCcongress in London next week, will be sharing brand new results on the new #stressecho protocol being developed at @UniofExeter@CHERC_UoE
Coming after a recent pilot study @EHJIMPEiC https://t.co/i0mCEkiBuZ
The novel CPET-hiESE protocol allowed for better data completeness, at lower levels of exertion compared to smESE, without systematically different cardiac reserve measurements in healthy pts.
@FedeFortuni9@JGrapsa@HanCardiomd
https://t.co/zvPocaF4gE
Last but not least Dan Dorobantu presenting his exercise echo speckle tracking research acute high and moderate intensity exercise responses in adolescents @PWP2023 @uniofexeHLS@CanonUKandIE
Great to be at @PWP2023 in Chepstow, Wales supporting our PhD students - Dan, Nurul, Curtis and Rong - & wearing my other hat as editor of Pediatric Exercise Science @pesjournal#paediatricexercise
Great presentations from PhD students Curtis Wadey and Nurul Amir on their work with young people with congenital heart disease @PWP2023 @CanonUKandIE@uniofexeHLS@heartresearchuk
This is @CWsport1 from @CHERC_UoE at @UniofExeter presenting on the determinants of allometrically-scaled cardiorespiratory fitness in adolescents with congenital health disease #PWP2023
I was given the opportunity to share some of the findings from our Physical Activity project with young people with congenital heart disease at @PWP2023. An amazing collaboration between @BristolUni and @CHERC_UoE & Bristol Royal Hospital for Children. Thank you #PWP2023
We had a nice and educational Cardif Castle tour by Craig during #PWP2023 social excursion today His A-level History subject really come in handy today 😁 Luckily he's one of us, so we don't have to tip him 🤭
Next up Dan-Mihai Dodobantu from @CHERC_UoE presenting on acute biventricular function responses to high versus moderate intensity interval exercise in healthy children #PWP2023
University of Exeter leading the way in looking at cardiac funtion in MIIT and HIIT and the beginnings of possible new suggestions for exercise in children with heart disease. Possible differences in left and right ventricular function could be key...@CHERC_UoE
Mortality & hospital resource utilization are low, while reintervention remains relatively frequent. Early arterial switch operation & individualized use of BAS allows for flexibility in Tx choices & a focus on at-risk pts. https://t.co/dY5nbXsZJ3
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