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Professor Charlotte Manisty

University College London, London (United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland)
Membership: FESC Member
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Charlotte Manisty is Associate Professor of at University College London and set up and leads the largest cardio-oncology service in the UK at Barts Hospital, London. She and also has expertise in heart failure and cardiac imaging, and leads a research group whose current research interests include optimising imaging using computational techniques for identifying patients at risk of developing cardiotoxicity, and understanding the vascular toxicity of chemotherapeutic agents. She chairs the SCMR Cardio-oncology group, and is Research Lead for British Cardio-oncology Society. She is regularly invited to speak both Nationally and at International conferences on Cardio-oncology and Imaging, and chairs the UK Multi-Societal Working Group on MRI in patients with cardiac devices. She receives funding for her work from BHF and NHLI, and has published over 100 papers and book chapters, alongside supervising PhD students and teaching.
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From fibrosis to function: the expanding role of CMR in non-ischaemic DCM
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From fibrosis to function: the expanding role of CMR in non-ischaemic DCM
13 December 2025
Cardiac effects of chemotherapy
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Cardiac effects of chemotherapy
13 December 2025
Novel cardiac magnetic resonance imaging markers in cardiomyopathies
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Novel cardiac magnetic resonance imaging markers in cardiomyopathies
31 August 2025
Rare and unusual cases of cardiomyopathies and heart failure (2)
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Rare and unusual cases of cardiomyopathies and heart failure (2)
30 August 2025
How to optimise cardiac imaging and biomarkers monitoring in patients with cancer
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How to optimise cardiac imaging and biomarkers monitoring in patients with cancer
20 June 2025
Heart Failure 3
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Heart Failure 3
12 May 2023
Case session for level 2/3 logbooks Session 7 - Cardiac Magnetic Resonance
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Case session for level 2/3 logbooks Session 7 - Cardiac Magnetic Resonance
11 May 2023
Get with the ESC Cardio-oncology guidelines
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Get with the ESC Cardio-oncology guidelines
8 December 2022

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