Aims:
Complex aortic intervention relies inherently on multidisciplinary collaboration. This year’s symposium brings together an international faculty of experts to examine the latest advances in patient management and debate current controversies in the field.
Hosted in the historic setting of Trinity Hall, founded in 1350 and the fifth-oldest surviving college in the University, the event offers an excellent opportunity to share cross-specialty expertise, network with international peers, and enjoy the unique heritage of Cambridge.
Monday evening dinner and debate:
Starting at 18.30 and finishing 21.30
Tuesday Symposium:
Starting at 08:30 and finishing 17:00
The complete program is currently being finalised and will be published shortly.
Early bird registration will close on 14th December 2026
Early Bird Registration rates are available until 14th December 2026 at 11:30 PM. Standard pricing will apply thereafter.
All online registrations will officially close on 14th January 2027 at 11:30 PM to allow for final catering and venue logistics.
Who should attend?
Cardiac and Vascular Surgeons – consultants and in training
Cardiologists – consultants and in training
Faculty led by:
Mr Ravi De Silva
Consultant Surgeon, Royal Papworth Hospital
Mr Stephen Large
Consultant Surgeon, Royal Papworth Hospital
Royal Papworth Hospital delivers world-class cardiothoracic education for healthcare professionals. Leveraging a rich, innovative history marked by numerous medical firsts and deep specialist expertise, our clinical teams are uniquely equipped to share the insights and experience that advance peer learning.
Contact info: Papworth Professional Development papworth.pdevents@nhs.net