Video : New frontiers of complex SFA angioplasties

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February 2017

Endovascular / Lower limbs / Fempop / Live

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The complexity of Endovascular SFA-popliteal procedures are in constant increase. Today, longer and calcified lesions are more oftenly addressed to this therapy.
In the meantime, new tools and devices are driving new clinical strategies and practice.

The aim of this experts discussion in live broadcast will be to share and argue around a step-by-step approach and clinical presentations, focusing on and exposing key technical points.
Discover the “know how” of your endovascular experts through this next live session, and share with them your questions & comments!

KEEP ASKING YOUR QUESTIONS TO YOUR EXPERTS!
Use the Comments Section below the video and speakers will answer you in follow.

Program

12:30	Introduction - Dr Max Amor
12:35	Case n°1 : SFA recanalization step-by-step
12:48	Stenting or not Stenting in SFA recanalization - Dr Jérôme Brunet
12:58	Case n°2 : Intraluminal SFA recanalization failure : re-entry device
13:18	Recanalization failure : Retrograde approach vs Re-entry approach vs Surgical approach - Dr Massimiliano di Primio
13:28	Panel discussion
13:43	Case n°3 : Instent Restenosis : new technologies (laser-DCB)
13:53	How to deal with ISR in recanalized SFA : new tools - Dr Eric Ducasse
14:00	Conclusion and take home messages - Dr Jérôme Brunet

Educational objectives

Discuss current trends and approaches to the treatment of fempop complex cases, in terms of patient’s outcomes
Discover key points and limits in SFA angioplasties
Learn about indications and clinical evidences
Demonstrate advanced techniques and technologies in the treatment of fempop complex cases
Provide platform for discussion and mutual learning

Audience

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

Shooting date : 2017-02-15
Last update : 2017-08-29

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khalid S. Good luck

2017-02-02, 18h09
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khalid S. Kindly what kind of guide wire and support catheter you use

2017-02-15, 12h39
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Koen D. GREAT SESSION!! congratulations to everybody!!!

2017-02-15, 14h04
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Federico G. hello

2017-02-21, 17h17
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Vittorio R. is there a role for use of atherectomy and dcb in a long sfa cto as opposed to poba and stent

2017-02-26, 17h52
- Jérôme B. It' surely and option for long lesion, debulking with laser if not calcified, or rotational (jetstream) if calcified to avoid dissection and then apply the drug with DCB
  Hard to answer in cto because our practice in cto is going sub-intimal to save time. I don't have personal data concerning safety with atherectomy devices in subintimal use
  Best regards
  Jb
  
  2017-02-26, 18h06
- Vittorio R. Grazie!
  
  2017-02-28, 17h30
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New frontiers of complex SFA angioplasties

Conquering the Complex lesions with step-by-step approach

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