General Information GUIDE TO AUTHORS All abstracts must be submitted in electronic format via OXFORD ABSTRACTS - direct link » Click here The submission of abstract is fully electronic and you will be guided though the steps. First time users: The submission process is initiated by submitting your email address together with other relevant information. The first step is to secure that we have the correct contact information to you. The given information can be used to send in multiple abstracts. After your first time access to Oxford Abstracts they will return your access information to the submission system together with Guide to Authors and Abstract Template. Please use the Abstract Template when preparing your abstract(s). Please answer all required questions in Submission process. For prospective clinical studies please notice the questions regarding Ethical Committee Approval and Informed Patient Consent. Animal studies require Institutional Approval. Please state Study type, your preference for oral or poster presentation and the suggested abstract group where applicable. The Abstract Committee, however, reserves the right to determine the form of presentation. You can also download Guide to Authors (» Click here) and Abstract Template (» Click here) DEADLINE FOR SUBMITTING ABSTRACTS IS JANUARY 10, 2008

Ovation Travel Grant

To help doctors, from less strong economic countries, to participate in future EACTA meetings Ovation and the Directory Board has decided to offer of to 10 Travel grants.

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Chairman EACTA 2008
Zuhal Aykac
E-mail:
aykaczuhal@hotmail.com

General info EACTA 2008
Anna Keating (MCI Dublin)
E-mail:
Anna.Keating@mci-group.com

Abstracts:
Mandfred Seeberger
E-mail:
mseeberger@uhbs.ch

• Transfusion update
• TEA in CABG
• Advancing the care of CABG patients
• HIT
• What is new in Hemodynamic Monitoring ?
• Techniques of CPB
• Congenital Cardiac Surgery
• Congenital Heart Disease for Noncardiac Surgery
• Pulmonary Hypertension in Adult Cardiac Surgery
• Pharmacological support of myocardial contractility
• Evaluation and Management of risk in Cardiac Surgery: Improving Outcomes
• Postoperative Organ Failure
• Thoracic Anaesthesia and Analgesia
• Vascular Anaesthesia
• Special Techniques in Anaesthesia
• "Hands on" Thoracic Anaesthesia Workshop
• Echo Workshop