Video : Maximizing Outcomes - Minimizing Burden

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Thursday, March 29^th 2018 - 12:30pm to 02pm (GMT+2)

Endovascular / Lower limbs / Fempop / Live

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Program

12:30	Introduction
12:35	Case in box n° 1: Drug coated balloon for challenging SFA lesions, focus on CLI results from BIOLUX P-III Panel discussion
13:00	Case in box n° 2: DCB alone shows good results but BMS stents are still needed, BIOLUX 4 EVER & DEBAS Panel discussion
13:25	Case in box n° 3: Minimal is optimal, REACT in an Ambulatory setting Panel discussion
13:50	Take home messages and Conclusion

Educational objectives

Discuss current trends and approaches to the treatment of everyday SFA lesions with the use of BMS and DCB in terms of patient’s outcomes
Demonstrate REACT approach and its benefits in the treatment of peripheral artery disease
Show that the ambulatory therapy could play an important role in the future treatment of PAD
Learn and observe a step-by-step complex procedures with technical and strategical tips & tricks
How to choose your strategy depending on clinical, anatomical and cost efficiency criteria
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 : 2018-03-29
Last update : 2018-04-05