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100 years of British Cardiovascular Society.

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Vol: 108
Issue: 10

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Table of Contents Foreword | Introduction | Commentaries | Reviews | Vol: 108 Issue: 10

History of the British Cardiovascular Society Modern cardiovascular medicine in Britain developed from an illustrious past. The groundwork was laid in 1628 by William Harvey’s contribution to our understanding of the heart and circulation. Knowledge of anatomy and physiology led to achievements like blood pressure measurement by Stephen Hales [...] By Caroline J Coats

Foreword Foreword: Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal Introduction Introduction to the British Cardiovascular Society centenary special issue Simon Ray, Iain A Simpson Commentaries British Cardiovascular Society: from club to community Nicholas Anthony Boon American College of Cardiology and British Cardiovascular Society at 100—learning, sharing and growing together: a letter from America Dipti Itchhaporia The Scottish contribution: the importance of the National Cardiac Societies and the Royal Colleges and their 100-year association with BCS Frank G Dunn, A Ross Lorimer Do look up: how UK cardiovascular science and our patients benefit from international collaboration: a European Society of Cardiology perspective Barbara Casadei Women in cardiology: narrowing the gender gap Rebecca Dobson, Sarah C Clarke Reviews History of the British Cardiovascular Society Caroline J Coats Changing concepts in heart muscle disease: the evolving understanding of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy William E Moody, Perry M Elliott Heart valve disease: a journey of discovery Laura Elizabeth Dobson, Bernard D Prendergast Let there be light! The meteoric rise of cardiac imaging Anna Reid, Marc Richard Dweck Cardiac surgery and congenital heart disease: reflections on a modern revolution Joanna Catherine Ee-Sien Lim, Martin John Elliott, John Wallwork et al. History and evolution of pacing and devices Paul Haydock, A John Camm The British Cardiovascular Society and clinical studies in ischaemic heart disease: from RITA to ORBITA, and beyond Rasha Al-Lamee, Louise Aubiniere-Robb, Colin Berry Cardiac audit, data and registries: evolution of a national programme Anenta Ratneswaren, Mark A de Belder, Adam Timmis   Authors Visit our Author information page to find out how to get published. You will find details on specific article requirements to help you turn your work into an article suitable for publication, as well as an outline of our editorial policies. Get published

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