ORIC is a multidisciplinary cardiovascular research group based in Oxford dedicated to transforming patient care through innovative device-based therapies, precision cardiovascular medicine and translational clinical research. By integrating advanced diagnostics with novel therapeutic strategies, we aim to deliver safer, more effective and personalised treatments for patients with cardiovascular disease.

ORIC Pillars

ORIC Mission & Vision

Device-Based Therapies

Precision Cardiovascular Medicine

Understanding Cardiovascular Disease

Developing and evaluating innovative catheter-based therapies that redefine the treatment of cardiovascular disease.

Integrating advanced imaging, physiology and artificial intelligence to personalise cardiovascular care.

Improving our understanding of disease mechanisms to develop the next generation of cardiovascular therapies.

ORIC Research Themes

Obstructive Coronary Artery Disease

Microvascular Dysfunction & Refractory Angina

Developing innovative therapies to improve the treatment of acute and complex coronary artery disease.

Focus areas

• Acute coronary syndromes
• Coronary No Reflow
• Complex PCI
• Coronary calcification

Improving diagnosis and treatment of coronary microvascular disease and refractory angina.

Focus areas

• INOCA & ANOCA
• Coronary Vasospam
• Coronary Microcirculation
• Coronary Sinus Reducer

Integrating advanced imaging and invasive diagnostics to personalise cardiovascular interventions.

Focus areas

• Cardiac CT
• OCT & IVUS
• AI-assisted imaging
• Procedural planning

Hypertension & Vascular Medicine

Precision Cardiovascular Imaging & Diagnostics

Advancing catheter-based therapies and imaging for resistant hypertension and vascular disease.

Focus areas

• Renal denervation
• Resistant hypertension
• Cardio-renal interactions
• Vascular imaging

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ORIC is the public identity of an established multidisciplinary cardiovascular research group bringing together members from Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, the University of Oxford and collaborating institutions. Individual research activities remain governed by their respective sponsoring institutions.