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Following the two first editions, our experts have gathered again to debate and present you an overwiew of new techniques' advances and clinical trial results in venous interventions.
Program (GMT +1)
| 12:00 | Introduction - Short review of the 2 first editions - Gerry O'Sullivan |
| 12:10 | Case in the box #1 |
| 12:35 | Long term results of venous Stenting - Lecture by Olivier Hartung |
| 12:45 | Acute Ilio femoral DVT - how do you treat & why - Lecture by Stephen Black |
| 13:00 | Case in the box #2 |
| 13:20 | Illiocaval reconstruction. What have we learned - lecture by Rick De Graaf |
| 13:30 | Closing remarks and take home messages |
Educational objectives
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Diagnostic approach for patients with suspected ilio-femoral vein obstructions
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Tips and Tricks for venous recanalization in patients with
- Acute Deep vein thrombosis
- Chronic obstructions of the ilio-femoral vein system -
Stent design, performance and available evidence
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Value of Intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) for venous recanalizsation
Audience
- Endovascular specialists (Vascular Surgeons, Interventional Radiologists, Interventional Angiologists and Interventional Cardiologists)
- Referring physicians of patients with venous disease
Shooting date : 2016-12-12
Last update : 2018-06-26
Last update : 2018-06-26
Aspirex® S / Straub Medical
Mechanical Thrombectomy in acute venous occlusions. Finish your patient on the table and avoid lysis.
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Conquering complex femoropopliteal cases
New techniques and clinical evidences
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Attempt of recanalization with previous surgical thrombectomy
Dr Hartung & Dr Neglen - Decision of non-intervention after diagnostic
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Adriaan M. Excellent initiative for the endovascular venous community ! Adriaan Moelker Rotterdam The Netherlands
Paul V. How late does it start?
Vidjak V. Why You did not use VFC prior dilatation in first case? dr Slavica KB Merkur, Zagreb
Joelle H. can you confirm stent brand and size please
Vidjak V. Why did not use trans popliteal bilateral approach with TJ filter placment dr. Slavica UH Merkur, Zagreb
Vidjak V. Why did not use trans popliteal bilateral approach with TJ filter placment dr. Slavica UH Merkur, Zagreb
Sheila S. As the PTS incidence is so high why is thrombolysis not used for all.
Joelle H. is the groin flexion region an issue ?
Mangesh T. Does you use 24x75 mm Wallstent for IVC Stenting? Are you first stenting IVC then Ilio-femoral veins with Protege Everflex Balloon expandable stents? -Dr.Mangesh Tarte, MD,FVIR,PGDMLS Ahmednagar ,India www.antarangcentre.org
Guillaume L. Thank you very much for your participation. You can contact privately each expert by private message through incathlab. The Incathlab Team
Alison W. Thanks. That was really informative.
Guirgis H. Great cases