Video : SUPERSUB: Subintimal approach and Supera Stent for SFA-POP TASK C and D lesions in CLI patients

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May 2016

Endovascular / Lower limbs / Fempop / Live

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SFA Revascularization in CLI patients is associated with high TLR (Target Lesion Revascularization) rates. This is in particular true for patients with complex SFA diseases (long lesions, high calcium burden, occlusions) that require sub intimal crossing.

Famous specialists of CLI at Abano Terme Italy will present in live the rationale for subintimal lumen stabilization, and the results of the SUPERSUB study.

This represents important steps in the treatment of lower limb at risk in order to comfort acute results

Program (GMT+2)

16:00	Welcome and Introduction to the topic - Dr. Manzi
16:10	SUPERA case report - SFA calcified occlusion : Step by step training for Supera Stent - Dr. Manzi / Dr. Palena
16:30	SUPERSUB study rationale and results - Dr. Palena
16:50	SUPERA case report II - Tasc D CTO : A mix of complex Techniques for Supera StentDr. Manzi / Dr. Palena
17:10	Discussion - Dr. Manzi / Dr. Palena
17:20	Conclusion and outlook - Dr. Manzi
17:25	Closing

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Educational objectives

Sub-intimal femoral recanalization: recent techniques
New concepts of SFA stenting for preserving the sub-intimal lumen
Access and endovascular treatment for CLI
Best Revascularization strategies for lower limb ischemia

Targeted audience

Endovascular specialists (Vascular Surgeons, Interventional Radiologists, Interventional Angiologists and Interventional Cardiologists)
Referring physicians of patients with vascular disease

Shooting date : 2016-05-25
Last update : 2021-06-09