| Topics | Speakers | Time | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| COMPLICATIONS PREVENTION & MANAGEMENT | 08.00-09.02 | Session 10 | |
| EDITED VIDEO CASE | 08.01 | ||
| Lessons learned from 100 aortic graft infections |
|
08.06 | |
| A tailored approach for prevention of Type II EL in EVAR |
|
08.12 | |
| Starting a complex aortic program in a resource-constrained environment |
|
08.18 | |
| The role of open surgery as both an adjunct and bailout for branched and fenestrated procedures |
|
08.24 | |
| Resolving the challenges of EVAR related thrombosis with new technologies |
|
08.30 | |
| Prevention of incisional hernia in major abdominal surgery |
|
08.36 | |
| Discussion | 08.42-08.49 | ||
| KEYNOTE LECTURE | 08.50-09.02 | ||
| ARCH AND THORACO-ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM | 09.05-10.07 | Session 11 | |
| EDITED VIDEO CASE | 09.06 | ||
| Evergreen trial: preliminary outcomes of a prospective trial using double homemade fenestrated stent-graft for total endovascular repair of the aortic arch |
|
09.11 | |
| FEVAR and BEVAR after aortic arch surgical repair |
|
09.17 | |
| Aortic arch multibranched endografts are not harmless! Patterns suggesting complications and ways to avoid them |
|
09.23 | |
| Preferred options for arch aneurysms |
|
09.29 | |
| A minimally invasive approach for treating thoracic aortic pathologies |
|
09.35 | |
| Landing zone zero for TEVAR: the ultimate options |
|
09.41 | |
| Discussion | 09.47-09.54 | ||
| KEYNOTE LECTURE | 09.55-10.07 | ||
| COMPLEX AORTIC PROCEDURES | 10.10-11.12 | Session 12 | |
| EDITED VIDEO CASE | 10.11 | ||
| Impact of fenestration size on outcomes |
|
10.16 | |
| Impact of bridging stent design in complex aortic procedures |
|
10.22 | |
| Modern management of ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysms |
|
10.28 | |
| The US experience of an off-the-shelf PTFE single branch endograft for aortic arch disease |
|
10.34 | |
| Unibody bifurcated fenestrated and branched endografts: an efficient and cost-effective way to treat complex aortic aneurysms |
|
10.40 | |
| Standardized fenestrated PMEG for complex abdominal aortic aneurysms |
|
10.46 | |
| Discussion | 10.52-10.59 | ||
| KEYNOTE LECTURE | 11.00-11.12 | ||
| INAUGURATION CEREMONY | 11.15-11.54 | ||
| AORTIC DISSECTION | 11.55-12.57 | Session 13 | |
| EDITED VIDEO CASE | 11.56 | ||
| Entry and re-entry tear orientated repair of acute Type A dissection |
|
12.01 | |
| Late worst outcome (10 years) of the Type B – thoracic aortic dissection is associated with increased metabolic activity identified by PET/CT |
|
12.07 | |
| The SUNDAY trial – Scandinavian trial on uncomplicated Type B dissection therapy |
|
12.13 | |
| Advantages and limitations of transcatheter electrosurgical septotomy for post-dissection TAAA |
|
12.19 | |
| Normothermic frozen elephant trunk |
|
12.25 | |
| The Lobato technique for complicated acute Type B aortic dissection with thoraco-abdominal aortic aneurysm and total true lumen occlusion of the infrarenal aorta |
|
12.31 | |
| Discussion | 12.37-12.44 | ||
| KEYNOTE LECTURE | 12.45-12.57 |