SCALE HEART

STEMI CARE FOR ALL IN EMIRATES

CREATING AWARENESS TO PREVENT HEART ATTACKS



SCALE HEART

STEMI CARE FOR ALL IN EMIRATES

DEDICATED TO SERVE ALL PEOPLE WITH COMPASSION AND EXCELLENCE



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SCALEHEART FOURTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM

16NOVEMBER 2018, 8:00AM TO 5:00PM

Le Méridien, Al Garhoud

SCALEHEART SYMPOSIUM – 2018
REGISTRATION OPEN

Registration is now open for SCALEHEART SYMPOSIUM – 2018 (16 November 2018).

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SCALE, AN ONGOING MOVEMENT


Acute heart attack- known in medical terminology as Acute ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction (STEMI) occurs in all adult age groups and a major killer. However, a majority of the lives can be saved by timely and appropriate actions. Currently, there is a significant gap in ‘what can be done’ and ‘what is actually done’. This gap has to be narrowed down by creating awareness of high importance of early recognition and early treatment of this major killer.

‘SCALE‘ is launched as an ongoing movement to educate health care professionals and the society at large to prevent deaths from heart attacks.

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16 NOVEMBER 2018

4RD ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM

The conference, attended by leading medical experts from the UAE, focused on STEMI care, an acronym for acute heart attack due to ‘ST Elevation during Myocardial Infarction,’ sought to educate health care professionals on the importance of timely and urgent medical intervention during a heart attack.

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WORKSHOPS

In addition to the main event, this year we will also hold a PRESCALE Symposium and SCALE Heart workshop to accelerate the awareness of STEMI care in the UAE.

16 NOV 2017

PRESCALE SYMPOSIUM


Life changing novel therapies for cardiac diseases with a focus on TAVR, TMVR, & LAAO (Top ten innovations of the decade)


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17 NOV 2017

SCALEHEART WORKSHOP


This year’s comprehensive and in-depth workshop will address ECG, Echocardiography, Cardiac markers, Hemodynamics, Arrhythmias.


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TEAM


The SCALE Heart team members have represented thought leadership in their respective fields and hold immense experience serving industry leading healthcare institutions and government agencies.
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PATRON

H.E. SAMI AHMAD DHAEN AL QAMZI


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CHAIRMAN

DR. BRAJESH
MITTAL


FACILITATORS


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MRS. HAMDA AL QAMZI


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DR. AHMED GHANEM


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DR. MOHAMMED EL RAKHAWY




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HOW TO SURVIVE A HEART ATTACK

November 4, 2016 by Source - Gulf News
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Quick transportation to hospital and an early medical intervention can make the difference between life and death in the case of a heart attack, a heart specialist told Gulf News.

Dr Brajesh Mittal was speaking on the sidelines of a cardiovascular disease conference Scaleheart 2016, held in association with Emirates Cardiac Society at the Conrad Hotel in Dubai today.

The conference, attended by leading medical experts from the UAE, focused on STEMI care, an acronym for acute heart attack due to ‘ST Elevation during Myocardial Infarction,’ sought to educate health care professionals on the importance of timely and urgent medical intervention during a heart attack.

“A patient who experiences an acute heart attack — which means total occlusion [blockage] of an artery — needs to be immediately transported via ambulance to a hospital emergency where a cardiac surgeon can give him defibrillation and a clot-busting medication or perform a catheterisation to remove the block,” said Dr Mittal.

“The urgency in reaching the patient to hospital is to prevent the heart muscle from deteriorating or dying due to complete lack of blood supply and also in many cases, averting sudden cardiac death as such electrical disturbances in the heart can be fatal,” said Dr Mittal, the founder chairman of Scale Foundation, which is organising the conference. Dr Mittal is an interventional cardiologist and Head of Cardiology Department at Garhoud Private Hospital, Dubai.