News on research From the Heart Centre. Page Content 7 nyheder 1-5 | 6-7 | > First patient treated in NOTION-2 A randomized clinical trial comparing transcatheter and surgical aortic valve replacement in younger low risk patients with aortic stenosis. 5. July 2016 / 10:00 Heart scan on 36,000 newborns for useful new knowledge Over the next two years, parents of all newborns at Rigshospitalet, Herlev Hospital and Hvidovre Hospital will have an option to have their babies' hearts scanned shortly after birth. The option is part of the ”Copenhagen Baby Heart ” research project to provide new knowledge about the heart and heart diseases. 23. March 2016 / 8:00 New professor to strengthen efforts against congenital heart diseases Professor Henning Bundgaard has been a pioneer in endeavours to improve treatment of patients with congenital heart diseases in Denmark and to give affected relatives the opportunity to be examined for congenital heart diseases. As a new professor at the University of Copenhagen, Professor Bundgaard will research into better treatment of both adults and children. 8. February 2016 / 10:00 New professorship puts focus on the entire spectrum of congenital heart disease Over the next few years, Professor Lars Søndergaard will launch a number of research projects covering the entire spectrum of congenital heart disease – from the foetal stage and well into adulthood. As Professor Søndergaard said, “Adult patients in particular are unknown territory for researchers". 5. February 2016 / 10:15 Leading expert in cardiac hormones and heart failure receives Rigshospitalet’s International KFJ Award Prof. John C. Burnett Jr, cardiologist at Mayo Clinic, Minnesota, USA, has received Rigshospitalet’s International KFJ Award 2015. The award was partly in recognition of his impressive research, publication profile and work within treatment of heart failure and peptide hormones produced by the heart itself. The award was presented at Rigshospitalet and marks the beginning of a new cross-Atlantic cooperation in the field of heart disease, endocrinology, stem cell therapy and diagnostics. 30. November 2015 / 16:30 7 nyheder 1-5 | 6-7 | > RSS Responsible editor Christine Lottrup Please enter a valid email address. Write your message: Write your email (Must be filled out): Send No e-mail has been registred for this user/group
First patient treated in NOTION-2 A randomized clinical trial comparing transcatheter and surgical aortic valve replacement in younger low risk patients with aortic stenosis. 5. July 2016 / 10:00
Heart scan on 36,000 newborns for useful new knowledge Over the next two years, parents of all newborns at Rigshospitalet, Herlev Hospital and Hvidovre Hospital will have an option to have their babies' hearts scanned shortly after birth. The option is part of the ”Copenhagen Baby Heart ” research project to provide new knowledge about the heart and heart diseases. 23. March 2016 / 8:00
New professor to strengthen efforts against congenital heart diseases Professor Henning Bundgaard has been a pioneer in endeavours to improve treatment of patients with congenital heart diseases in Denmark and to give affected relatives the opportunity to be examined for congenital heart diseases. As a new professor at the University of Copenhagen, Professor Bundgaard will research into better treatment of both adults and children. 8. February 2016 / 10:00
New professorship puts focus on the entire spectrum of congenital heart disease Over the next few years, Professor Lars Søndergaard will launch a number of research projects covering the entire spectrum of congenital heart disease – from the foetal stage and well into adulthood. As Professor Søndergaard said, “Adult patients in particular are unknown territory for researchers". 5. February 2016 / 10:15
Leading expert in cardiac hormones and heart failure receives Rigshospitalet’s International KFJ Award Prof. John C. Burnett Jr, cardiologist at Mayo Clinic, Minnesota, USA, has received Rigshospitalet’s International KFJ Award 2015. The award was partly in recognition of his impressive research, publication profile and work within treatment of heart failure and peptide hormones produced by the heart itself. The award was presented at Rigshospitalet and marks the beginning of a new cross-Atlantic cooperation in the field of heart disease, endocrinology, stem cell therapy and diagnostics. 30. November 2015 / 16:30