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Professor Robin Nijveldt

University Medical Center Utrecht, Utrecht (Netherlands (The))
Membership: FESC Member EACVI Member
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Biography
Robin Nijveldt is Chief of Cardiology at the University Medical Center Utrecht (Utrecht, the Netherlands). He works in the Department of Cardiology and focuses on Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance imaging, CT, and echocardiography, in close collaboration with the Department of Radiology. He explores new imaging techniques and innovative strategies on today’s scientific health challenges and aims to improve patient outcomes through a personalized approach. He is the current Chair of the EACVI CMR exam board.
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Advanced cardiovascular magnetic resonance phenotyping in heart muscle diseases
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Advanced cardiovascular magnetic resonance phenotyping in heart muscle diseases
31 August 2026
Exiting the cardiovascular disease continuum. What a public-private partnership can do that neither side can do alone.
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Exiting the cardiovascular disease continuum. What a public-private partnership can do that neither side can do alone.
30 August 2026
Imaging knowledge gaps in inflammatory myopericarditis syndromes and beyond
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Imaging knowledge gaps in inflammatory myopericarditis syndromes and beyond
29 August 2026
Functional and haemodynamic signatures of MINOCA: CMR-based evidence
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Functional and haemodynamic signatures of MINOCA: CMR-based evidence
12 December 2025
Cardiomyopathies
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Cardiomyopathies
12 December 2024
Magnetic resonance imaging and beyond
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Magnetic resonance imaging and beyond
12 December 2024
Challenging cardiomyopathies: multimodality imaging to the rescue
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Challenging cardiomyopathies: multimodality imaging to the rescue
25 August 2023
Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Quiz
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Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Quiz
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
How AI-based innovations in multi-modality cardiac imaging boost your daily practice
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How AI-based innovations in multi-modality cardiac imaging boost your daily practice
11 May 2023