This session reviews Duke criteria and exceptions.

This session looks at the causes of chest pain in pregnant women. It covers how to differentiate and investigate the pain as well as how to treat the causes, concentrating predominantly on thromboembolism, ischaemic heart disease and dissection.

This session discusses why cardiovascular examination findings in pregnancy are different from those found in the non-pregnant state.

Valvular heart disease may be poorly tolerated in pregnancy; its recognition, assessment and management is detailed in this session.

This session provides an overview of ischaemic electrocardiograms (ECGs) in acute medicine. It is not intended to teach how to interpret ECGs, but to understand the underlying coronary anatomy relative to their interpretation.

This session describes the different presentations of patients with ischaemic heart disease.

This session covers the ECG in acute pericarditis and highlights how it differs from acute myocardial infarction. It also covers the complications of acute pericarditis - pericardial effusion and cardiac tamponade – and examines the associated ECG

This session describes the pathophysiology, presentations and management of cocaine-related chest pain.

This session will cover the causes of mitral stenosis. It will also look at the importance of obtaining a full history regarding previous therapies

This session provides an overview of the investigation of mitral stenosis and its subsequent management.