2019 Valvular Heart Disease Symposium
8 - 9 November, The Australian Hearing Hub, Macquarie University
FOCUS ON TRANSCATHETER VALVE THERAPIES
Michael Wilson
Cardiothoracic surgeon; Macquarie University Hospital, The Mater Hospital, Northern Beaches Hospital andJohn Flynn Private HospitalASCTS & ACS TAVI credentialed Da Vinci Robotic and minimally invasive Cardiothoracic surgeon
Short Cirriculum Vitae
1979-1984 Sydney University Medical School
1985-1996 FRACS in general and cardiothoracic surgery Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.
1996 Stanford Universtiy Hospital Fellowship in Transplantation surgery.
1997 Toronto General Hospital general cardiac surgery fellowship.
1998-2004 St Vincents Hospital Cardiothoracic and Transplant surgeon
2005-2018 Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
2012 – current Macquarie University Hospital, The Mater Hospital, Northern Beaches Hospital and John Flynn Private Hospital Cardiothoracic surgeon.
Over this time, Michael has had a diverse interest in most aspects of cardiothoracic surgery from ischaemic heart disease, including heart failure requiring SVR MV repair CAGS,CRT , transplant and VAD therapies, to aortic and valvular heart disease with recent experience intranscatheter aortic valves and minimally invasive mitral surgery, including the Da Vincirobot and TMVR.
Michael's experience in a transplant unit nurtured interests in basic research in myocardial preservation and clinical experience with mechanical assist devices. The RPAH and StVincents hospital ECMO retrieval program established the role of remote retrieval of very unwell patients particularly during the Swine flu pandeminc in Australia.
Thoracic surgery has also been an active interest with contributions in thoracic oncologyand pulmonary failure requiring transplantation. Michael now works mainly at Macquarie University Hospitals and The Mater Hospital with particular interest in complex high risk structural heart disease, minimally invasive surgery including robotics and surgical education, simulation training and AI and ML research.
Cardiothoracic surgeon; Macquarie University Hospital, The Mater Hospital, Northern Beaches Hospital andJohn Flynn Private HospitalASCTS & ACS TAVI credentialed Da Vinci Robotic and minimally invasive Cardiothoracic surgeon
Short Cirriculum Vitae
1979-1984 Sydney University Medical School
1985-1996 FRACS in general and cardiothoracic surgery Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.
1996 Stanford Universtiy Hospital Fellowship in Transplantation surgery.
1997 Toronto General Hospital general cardiac surgery fellowship.
1998-2004 St Vincents Hospital Cardiothoracic and Transplant surgeon
2005-2018 Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
2012 – current Macquarie University Hospital, The Mater Hospital, Northern Beaches Hospital and John Flynn Private Hospital Cardiothoracic surgeon.
Over this time, Michael has had a diverse interest in most aspects of cardiothoracic surgery from ischaemic heart disease, including heart failure requiring SVR MV repair CAGS,CRT , transplant and VAD therapies, to aortic and valvular heart disease with recent experience intranscatheter aortic valves and minimally invasive mitral surgery, including the Da Vincirobot and TMVR.
Michael's experience in a transplant unit nurtured interests in basic research in myocardial preservation and clinical experience with mechanical assist devices. The RPAH and StVincents hospital ECMO retrieval program established the role of remote retrieval of very unwell patients particularly during the Swine flu pandeminc in Australia.
Thoracic surgery has also been an active interest with contributions in thoracic oncologyand pulmonary failure requiring transplantation. Michael now works mainly at Macquarie University Hospitals and The Mater Hospital with particular interest in complex high risk structural heart disease, minimally invasive surgery including robotics and surgical education, simulation training and AI and ML research.
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