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S7 - Scientific symposium sponsored by AstraZeneca:Belgian Initiatives in Cardiovascular Care to improve the Journey of Patients with Heart Failure, Hypertension, and Cardiac Amyloidosis
Done
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S29 - BWGNICI - Imaging in inflammatory myopericardial syndrome: update from the 2025 Guidelines
Done
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S22 - Scientific symposium sponsored by Bayer: Beyonttra: A new chapter in ATTR-CM management
Done
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S13 - Scientific symposium sponsored by BMS - Cardiovascular care and prevention through an economic lens: optimizing oHCM via early search, detection, treatment, and structured care
Done
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S10 - Scientific symposium sponsored by Alnylam - A new chapter in ATTR-CM: what comes next in clinical practice?
Done
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S16 - Scientific symposium sponsored by MSD - Next-Gen Therapies in Cardiology: from Sotatercept to the Future of Lipid Management
Done
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S19 - Scientific symposium sponsored by Eli Lilly - Tirzepatide and the Cardiologist: A New Chapter in Cardiometabolic Risk Management
Done
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S26 - Scientific symposium sponsored by Novo Nordisk - Beyond Metabolic Control: Incretin Mimetics as Gamechangers in Cardiometabolic Inflammation and CV Risk
Done
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S8 - Nursing - 3 - Circulatory Challenges: Managing Pressure, Clotting, and Cerebral Events
Done
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S27 - BWGNICI Hands-on Session : Strain Imaging
Done
Dr. Anne P.G. Crijns is a radiation oncologist specializing in breast cancer and hemato-oncological malignancies.
She is actively involved in patient care and education on radiotherapy and its long-term effects.
Her research focuses on radiation-induced cardiac events in breast cancer survivors.
Dr. Crijns contributes to national and international studies improving oncologic outcomes and minimizing side effects.
She is affiliated with the University Medical Center Groningen and the University of Groningen.
Sandrine Bayart was born in Ghent on January 1st in 1994 and holds a background in biomedical sciences. She is a certified expert in medical physics and currently works at QCC Ghent.
She is presently conducting doctoral research at Ghent University, focused on the challenges related to personal radiation protection equipment (PRPE).
Her research aims to improve policies regarding PRPE and to provide guidelines to both users and manufacturers.
Sandrine strives to contribute to a safer and more efficient use of PRPE within the medical sector.
