Doctor Max Berrill

St Bartholomew's Hospital, London (United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland)

Membership: ACVC Member

Biography

I am a fellow in Adult Congenital Heart Disease at St Bart's Hospital. I have an interest in acute cardiovascular care and echocardiography. I am an early stage physician, pursuing a career in academic medicine; my general research focus of interest is cost-effective, evidence-based management to improve outcomes within the critically ill. Specific areas I am interested in: acute heart failure, prognostic echocardiographic parameters in the critically ill and stress echocardiography.

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Gender representation among sub-specialties in cardiac imaging within Europe

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Right ventricular pulmonary artery uncoupling independently associated with 5 year outcome following AHF hospitalisation

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Disproportionate MR and 5-year mortality following acute heart failure hospitalisation

$Left ventricular ejection fraction is not a determinant of outcome in acute heart failure$

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Left ventricular ejection fraction is not a determinant of outcome in acute heart failure

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Which parameter of right ventricular function predicts outcome in acute heart failure

$Disproportionate mitral regurgitation is associated with survival in acute heart failure with moderate range ejection fraction$

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Disproportionate mitral regurgitation is associated with survival in acute heart failure with moderate range ejection fraction

$Right ventricular dysfunction but not left ventricular ejection fraction is associated with length of stay in acute heart failure$

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Right ventricular dysfunction but not left ventricular ejection fraction is associated with length of stay in acute heart failure

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Doctor Max Berrill

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Gender representation among sub-specialties in cardiac imaging within Europe

Right ventricular pulmonary artery uncoupling independently associated with 5 year outcome following AHF hospitalisation

Disproportionate MR and 5-year mortality following acute heart failure hospitalisation

Left ventricular ejection fraction is not a determinant of outcome in acute heart failure

Which parameter of right ventricular function predicts outcome in acute heart failure

Disproportionate mitral regurgitation is associated with survival in acute heart failure with moderate range ejection fraction

Right ventricular dysfunction but not left ventricular ejection fraction is associated with length of stay in acute heart failure

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