The Future Role of Cardio-oncologist

1. Factors for cardiovascular risk

1.1. Current myocardial disease

1.2. Previous cardiotoxic cancer treatment

1.3. Demographic risk factors

1.4. Lifestyle risk factors

1.4.1. Obesity

1.4.2. Sedentary

1.4.3. Smoking

1.4.4. High alcohol intake

2. Diagnoses of myocardial disfunction

2.1. ECG

2.1.1. tachycardia

2.1.2. ST-T changes

2.1.3. conduction disturbances

2.1.4. QT Interval prolongtarion

2.2. Echocardiography

2.3. Nuclear cardiac imaging

2.4. Cardiac MRI

2.5. Biomarker assesment

3. Introduction

3.1. CV disease and cancer are the two most common causes of mortality

3.2. Cardiotoxicity can negatively affect survival and quality of life of oncological patients

4. Cardiovascular complications of cancer therapy

4.1. Myocardial dysfunction and heart failure

4.2. Coronary artery disease

4.3. Valvular disease

4.4. Arrhythmias

4.5. Arterial hypertension

4.6. Thromboembolic disease

4.7. Peripheral vascular disease and stroke

4.8. Pulmonary hypertension

4.9. Pericardial complications

5. Components for the effective work of the cardio-oncology center

5.1. High level of programme leadership

5.2. Appropriate location

5.3. Experienced staff

5.4. CV testing