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Professor Monika Gawalko

Medical University of Warsaw, Warsaw (Poland)
Membership: ESC Professional Member EHRA Member
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Biography
Prof. Monika Gawałko, MD, PhD, is a cardiology and EP fellow at the Medical University of Warsaw in Poland. She is an active member of the EHRA Young EP and serves as a Nucleus Member and Communication Coordinator of the ESC Working Group on e-Cardiology. Her training includes fellowships in Maastricht (the Netherlands), Copenhagen (Denmark), Essen (Germany) and Adelaide (Australia). Her research is centred on arrhythmias, mainly on atrial fibrillation, and related areas, including risk factors (obesity, nutrition, HFpEF), mobile health solutions and the underlying mechanisms (atrial cardiomyopathy, pericardial adipose tissue, gut microbiome).
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Management of pacing complications: illustrations through clinical cases
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Management of pacing complications: illustrations through clinical cases
31 August 2026
Rhythm control, catheter ablation: atrial fibrillation and pulsed field ablation
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Rhythm control, catheter ablation: atrial fibrillation and pulsed field ablation
29 August 2026
Arrhythmia detection and monitoring: predictors, wearables, and long-term outcomes
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Arrhythmia detection and monitoring: predictors, wearables, and long-term outcomes
29 August 2026
Bradycardia and pacemaker guidelines in action
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Bradycardia and pacemaker guidelines in action
29 August 2026
Cardioneural syncope cases: when the brain leads the heart
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Cardioneural syncope cases: when the brain leads the heart
28 August 2026
Atrial fibrillation: some clinical issues
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Atrial fibrillation: some clinical issues
1 September 2025
Outcomes in atrial fibrillation
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Outcomes in atrial fibrillation
31 August 2025
Vasovagal syncope: a reflex gone rogue
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Vasovagal syncope: a reflex gone rogue
31 August 2025
Management of syncope: from pills to wires
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Management of syncope: from pills to wires
29 August 2025
Novel treatment strategies in cardiovascular disease
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Novel treatment strategies in cardiovascular disease
3 June 2025