MUS Cardiology Society

Cardiology Society would like to welcome you all to our second teaching session of 2023! 🙌
The following online session will be taught on February 19th at 4pm EET📝
To join, see the link in the bio

Hello MUS! Now that all of you have hopefully settled in for the year ahead 👀, Cardiology Society would like to welcome you all to a new year. We have a couple of things brewing behind the scenes and we can't wait to share it with all of you. 🙌

Welcome back everyone 👋🏽

Check out our new post in collaboration with MUS Sports and Exercise Medicine!

Let’s take a look at Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM). As the heart muscle gets thicker it makes it harder for the heart to pump efficiently. Ultimately leading to heart failure or even sudden death.

It’s important to identify the signs and symptoms to come up with the correct combinations of medications, procedures and lifestyle changes.

For most people with HCM, light and moderate exercise is good for overall health 🏃

Head over to to find out more about HCM. Make sure you check out their page and follow for more interesting topics.

-MUSCardiology Society

A huge Welcome Back from the whole team at MUS Cardio Soc.
Another year for all things cardiology related. More case studies, posters all lined up your way.
Stay tuned for updates and events and be ready as we provide you with heart racing info. 🫀

Hello everyone ! Time for another Problem Based Learning ( PBL), a great session to finish up our PBL series.

This event with be in collaboration with MUS Surgical Society. Focusing our attention on Cardiothoracic Surgery with Mr. Nadir Naeem Syed. Currently a Thoracic Surgical Oncology Fellow at St. George’s University Hospital NHS Trust, UK.

This session is aimed for clinical year students, giving you a taste of the operating theater. Excited to see you all on 4th July-Sunday at
4 PM (EET) 2PM (GMT).

*Max of 12 people so make sure you fill out the registration form (in our bio) to secure your seats.

Hello everyone ! Time for another Problem Based Learning ( PBL), a great session to finish up our PBL series. This event with be in collaboration with MUS Surgical Society. Focusing our attention on Cardiothoracic Surgery with Mr. Nadir Naeem Syed. Currently a Thoracic Surgical Oncology Fellow at St. George’s University Hospital NHS Trust, UK. This session is aimed for clinical year students, giving you a taste of the operating theater and the hospital environment. Excited to see you all on 4th July-Sunday at 4 PM (EET) 2PM (GMT).
*Max of 12 people so make sure you fill out the registration form (in our bio) to secure your seats.

Hello guys it’s time for our next Problem Based Learning (PBL) session. This event will be in collaboration with MUS surgical society. Focusing our attention on Paediatric Surgery this week with Dr. Ross Fisher FRCS. The session is aimed for clinical year students, giving you a taste of hospital setting. Excited to see you all on 15th June- Tuesday at 8 PM(EET) 6 PM(GMT). *Max of 12 people so make sure you fill out the registration form ( in our bio) to secure your seats.

Welcome to our next session of Problem Based Learning (PBL). Focusing on cases in a GP Setting with Dr. Usman Sajjad (GP). This session is aimed for clinical year students. See you all on 12th June (Saturday) at 4PM (EET) 2PM (GMT). There is limited spaces so make sure you fill out the registration form in our bio.

MUS Cardiosoc would like to welcome you all to our next cardiology series. Problem Based Learning (PBL). This week we will be focusing on Acute Medicine, with Dr. Waleed Ahmed (CT1). The session is aimed for clinical year students, giving you a taste of hospital setting. Excited to see you on 5th June-Sunday at 4 PM(EET) 2PM(GMT). *Max of 12 people so make sure you fill out the registration form to secure your seats.

Timetable for our next session 5th June - 4th July . We are proud to present Patient Based Learning (PBL) Series. This will consist of a remote consultation with a model patient( medical student), supervised by qualified and experienced doctors. There will be limited spaces for the session so keep an eye out for the registration of these events. The session targets Clinical Years but all student years are welcome.

Answer to yesterday’s clinical case !! Thank you for those who answered. Remember to register for this weekends lecture, link is in the bio, we can’t wait to see you’ll there!!!

Hope this clinical case makes you skip a beat 😍.
Answer in the comment below !!