
Cardiology Consultant | Former @CRY_UK Research Fellow | Editor, Oxford Handbook of Cardiology 3rd edn. #sportscardiology #HF #ICC #AI #DigitalHealth
Oxford, UK
Joined October 2018
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Dr Joyee Basu PhD retweeted
Delighted to have our paper published in @BJSM_BMJ.
Grateful to an outstanding team of collaborators. This work highlights the association between occult hypertension and high-risk coronary atherosclerosis in master endurance athletes.
doi.org/10.1136/bjsports-202…
Dr Joyee Basu PhD retweeted
Proud to present our heart bmj article for all cardiologists. A comprehensive guidance on the 6 domains of sports cardiology. heart.bmj.com/content/heartj… @CityStG_Health @SSharmacardio @Heart_BMJ
@escardio
@ESC_Journals
@CRY_UK
Dr Joyee Basu PhD retweeted
Risk prediction in patients with heart failure with preserved ejection fraction: the LIFE-Preserved model. Read more in EHJ.
doi.org/10.1093/eurheartj/eh…
#HFpEF #HeartFailure #RiskPrediction #EHJ #CardiacCare @ESC_Journals @ESCardio
Dr Joyee Basu PhD retweeted
Mainstreaming cardiac genetics: join free sessions run by the @SEgenomics to learn more about genomics, who to test and how to test in inherited cardiac conditions canva.com/design/DAHAcL0EEYQ… #cardiotwitter #CardioEd @BiccsUk
Dr Joyee Basu PhD retweeted
Delighted to see our cardiac screening study published in @JACCJournals. Heartiest congratulations @maclachlan_h @MichaelPapadak2 @SSharmacardio and the entire team. Sincere thanks @CRY_UK & the families whose support makes this vital work possible.
104,369 young individuals screened. ⚠️ 280 life-threatening conditions detected. 41 percent received potentially life-saving interventions. Sudden cardiac death incidence is still 5.6 per 100k person-years. Are we doing enough? jacc.org/doi/10.1016/j.jacc.… @MichaelPapadak2
Dr Joyee Basu PhD retweeted
🎉 The Women in Cardiology Buddy Scheme is back! 🎉
Are you returning to work after maternity leave, illness, or a career break? Or would you like to offer support to a colleague navigating that transition? We're delighted to relaunch the WIC Buddy Scheme. Sign up below:
Dr Joyee Basu PhD retweeted
Women in Cardiology Research Starter Skills webinar series kicks off Tuesday 23rd September. Medical students and Foundation Doctors, register @ womenincardiology.uk/events
Dr Joyee Basu PhD retweeted
Sepsis-induced cardiomyopathy: @ESC_Journals
🥸 Nicely done: please read full article - very useful.
😱 Here is the summary
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Dr Joyee Basu PhD retweeted
New in #JACCHF: CMR vs coronary angiography as primary strategy to diagnose ICM in new #HFrEF
#CMR identifies ischemic origin with equally high sensitivity but lower specificity than #CATH jacc.org/doi/10.1016/j.jchf.…
@GuelGueder #cvICM
Dr Joyee Basu PhD retweeted
The BCS Women in Cardiology Committee is delighted to launch a FREE Research Starter Skills webinar series for medical students & foundation doctors.
📅 Begins Tues 23 Sept, 7pm
6 sessions designed to build confidence & skills in research.
Register: womenincardiology.uk/events
Dr Joyee Basu PhD retweeted
2025 ESC Myocarditis & Pericarditis Guidelines
🔹Class I rec: Comprehensive autopsy in all <50y with SCD to assess for myocarditis & inherited cardiac disease.
Grateful our work @CryCardiac @CRY_UK contributed to this step forwards.
@SheppardNoelle @gherardobis @BehrElijah @MichaelPapadak2 @SSharmacardio @CityStGeorges @escardio #ESCCongress #SCD
Dr Joyee Basu PhD retweeted
We are looking for a consultant cardiologist to join us in the heart transplant team at Harefield. If you're interested in joining us, please reach out to say hello. jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/jobadv…
Dr Joyee Basu PhD retweeted
T-wave inversion:
💚common #ECG finding in young
💚TWI depth >0.183 mV & multi-territorial involvement strongly predict #cardiomyopathy
Discover all 👉doi.org/10.1093/eurjpc/zwaf2…
@EJPCEiC @AboyansV @MichaelPapadak2 @SSharmacardio @gherardobis @DrRaghavBhatia @ESC_Journals
Dr Joyee Basu PhD retweeted
Abnormal Pre-Participation Cardiac Screening in Athletes: Can an Athlete Train While Waiting for a “Diagnosis”? | JACC: Advances #SportsCardiology #ACCSportsCardio @ACCinTouch @JACCJournals
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Dr Joyee Basu PhD retweeted
Packed house at #BCS2025! Stellar talks from @BasuJoyee & @drdanhamm! Really enjoyed speaking on #AI & #SCD risk prediction. Big thanks to the organisers for the invite! Exciting times for #ICC & #sportscardiology @BritishCardioSo @BiccsUk @CRY_UK @hullhospitals
Dr Joyee Basu PhD retweeted
Our editorial in @bmj_latest that I had the pleasure of writing with the amazing, talented @Gurleen_Kaur96
Where Are The Women?
#cardiovascularresearch #clinicaltrials #women #Cardiotwitter #womeninclinicaltrials @WomenAs1 @dranulala @Drroxmehran
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Dr Joyee Basu PhD retweeted
Amazing heart failure teams from around the country! Without these dedicated people from admin, nurses, physios, doctors our patients would not be able to #LiveWell with heart failure ❤️
#25in25 #LivewellWithHeartFailure
Dr Joyee Basu PhD retweeted
Refining an algorithm to help differentiate #physiological left ventricular enlargement from morphologically mild #DCM. Novel parameters and insights by @DrSaranMarwaha @MichaelPapadak2 @CRY_UK @StGeorgesU @DrRaghavBhatia #EAPC_ESC2025
Dr Joyee Basu PhD retweeted
Expertly led by Prof @oxborough77 and team. Essential reading for anyone involved in the cardiac care of young athletes! Proud to have contributed #SportsCardiology @BSEcho @CRY_UK @CityStGeorges @HullHospitals 👇
Echo Research and Practice@EchoResPract14 Mar 2025🇬🇧
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🚨NEW ARTICLE🚨
Echocardiography in the cardiac assessment of young athletes: A 2025 guideline from @bsecho (endorsed by @CRY_UK): ow.ly/L9Qg50VhjjZ
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Dr Joyee Basu PhD retweeted
From International Women in Science Day (11th February) to International Women’s Day (8th March), we celebrated the incredible women helping to save young lives through CRY’s cardiac screening and research programme.
Throughout the campaign, we shared their inspiring stories—what led them to cardiology and what being part of CRY means to them.
Now, you can read all of their stories in full below. #InternationalWomensDay #WomenInScience #IWD
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