Video : A stepwise approach for long-term patency in the SFA

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Friday, October 6^th 2017 - 12:30pm to 02pm (GMT+2)

Endovascular / Lower limbs / Fempop / Live

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Through an interactive discussion around video cases performed by expert operators, discover techniques and devices to improve the use of Drug Eluting Technologies, and how to choose DCB or DES for your patient's treatment.

Program

12:30	Introduction - Pr Torsello
12:30	Case in box n°1: Drug eluting stent for challenging long SFA lesion Panel discussion
12:50	MAJESTIC trial: 3-year results Dr Bisdas
13:00	Case in box n°2: Subacute SFA occlusion Panel discussion
13:20	Post-market all-comers registry with the Eluvia stent: interim results Dr Bisdas
13:30	Case in box n°3: Calcified lesion in the distal femoro-popliteal artery Panel Discussion
13:50	Ranger DCB and all-comers registry: current data Dr Stavroulakis
14:00	Take home messages - Pr Torsello

Educational objectives

Discuss current trends and approaches to the treatment of SFA lesions with the use of DES and DCB in long lesions, in terms of patient’s outcomes.
Learn and observe a step-by-step complex procedure with technical and strategical tips & tricks.
How to choose your strategy depending on clinical, anatomical and cost efficiency criteria.
Demonstrate advanced techniques and new drug eluting technologies in the treatment of peripheral artery disease.
Provide platform for discussion and mutual learning with your experts.

Audience

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

Shooting date : 2017-10-06
Last update : 2018-01-14

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Arne S. Thank you, everybody, for joining our webinar. I hope you enjoyed it. All three cases were challenging femoropopliteal lesions and we would be more than happy to answer possible questions that you may have.

2017-10-06, 15h18
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Theodosios B. It was a really educational session and thank you for the very good questions regarding our approach for complex femoropopliteal lesions

2017-10-06, 15h21
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mohamad ali A. it was a nice meeting and a great job
thank you dr. Theodosios and your colleagues

2017-10-25, 10h56
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