| Topics | Speakers | Time | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| AORTIC ARCH AND THORACO-ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM | 13.40-14.48 | Session 7 | |
| Results of the arch brave multicenter study for branched zone zero repair |
|
13.40 | |
| Total endovascular aortic arch repair with triple branched arch endograft |
|
13.45 | |
| How to deal with arch pathology in high risk patients for open repair |
|
13.50 | |
| Stroke prevention in TEVAR: what is the role of air, what are the outcomes of RCTs on carbondioxide flushing and how can a new device help to eliminate the risks associated with air-embolism? |
|
13.55 | |
| 120 carotid-subclavian bypasses - Do we consider the subclavian ostium as part of the sealing zone? |
|
14.00 | |
| TEVAR in the presence of an aberrant left vertebral artery: planning, pitfalls, and revascularization strategies |
|
14.05 | |
| Role of aortic arch debranching in the era of branched endografts |
|
14.10 | |
| Endovascular treatment of aneurysms and dissections of the aortic arch involving zone 0 |
|
14.15 | |
| Discussion | 14.20 | ||
| KEYNOTE LECTURE | Total endovascular repair of aortic arch aneuryms |
|
14.38 | |
| COMPLEX AORTIC PROCEDURES | 14.50-15.58 | Session 8 | |
| Clinical and geometrical results of self-expandable stent-grafts for thoraco-abdominal aortic repair |
|
14.50 | |
| Punch, ring, reload, deploy: a pole-position physician-modified endograft workflow |
|
14.55 | |
| Endovascular treatment of abdominal aortic aneurysms with hostile neck using polymer-ring stent-grafts |
|
15.00 | |
| Endo arch repair with multifeature endografts; scallop, fenestration and branch to manage complex anatomy |
|
15.05 | |
| We now have multiple options for TEVAR at left subclavian level. Which should we use and when? |
|
15.10 | |
| Open repair vs branched endovascular aortic repair in residual dissection after Type A surgical repair |
|
15.15 | |
| Advantages of a semi-custom endograft with low radial force in the treatment of aortic dissections |
|
15.20 | |
| Fenestrated and branched endovascular repair for complex abdominal and thoraco-abdominal aneurysms with repositionable devices: technical pearls and pitfalls |
|
15.25 | |
| Discussion | 15.30 | ||
| KEYNOTE LECTURE | How to choose the best option for patients with complex aortic disease |
|
15.48 | |
| VENOUS II | 16.00-16.53 | Session 9 | |
| DUS imaging in patients with deep venous disease |
|
16.00 | |
| MRI in pelvic venous insufficiency |
|
16.05 | |
| Pelvic venous disease: how I do zonal diagnosis and embolization - From IVUS to coils, glue & hybrid strategies |
|
16.10 | |
| Diagnostic and therapeutic pathways for pelvic venous disorders - A national multidisciplinary consensus |
|
16.15 | |
| Venotonic drugs for chronic pelvic pain: a systematic review |
|
16.20 | |
| Optimizing circulation through breathing during exercise: clinical changes in patients after two years of follow-up |
|
16.25 | |
| Discussion | 16.30 | ||
| KEYNOTE LECTURE | How to perform pelvic vein embolization and choose the right technique |
|
16.43 | |
| COMPLICATIONS PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT | 16.55-17.53 | Session 10 | |
| Endovascular management of aorto-oesophageal fistula in a 2 year-old |
|
16.55 | |
| Treatment of aortic graft/stent-graft infections, including the management of infected fenestrated/branched arch/TAAA stent-grafts |
|
17.00 | |
| Open surgery is the best option in abdominal and thoracic aortic endograft infection |
|
17.05 | |
| Neo aortoiliac system: how I do it |
|
17.10 | |
| Mycotic aortic aneurysm - Current status |
|
17.15 | |
| What is the lifetime outcome for patients undergoing endovascular treatment of aortic interventions and does surveillance matter? Population data from primary care |
|
17.20 | |
| The role of the anatomical configuration of the lumbar arteries in the progression of the aneurysm sac following standard EVAR |
|
17.25 | |
| Managing reinterventions after F/BEVAR |
|
17.30 | |
| Discussion | 17.35 | ||
| VASCULAR EMERGENCIES II | 17.55-18.45 | Session 11 | |
| Xenograft and homograft surgical reconstruction in complicated aortic infections |
|
17.55 | |
| Multidisciplinary protocols for acute mesenteric ischemia improve outcomes |
|
18.00 | |
| Acute embolic mesenteric ischemia: a vascular emergency |
|
18.05 | |
| Management of acute mesenteric ischemia with retrograde open mesenteric stenting |
|
18.10 | |
| Vascular trauma: open and endo resources for a large center |
|
18.15 | |
| Management of pediatric vascular emergencies. Who will be the caretakers of pediatric vascular trauma? |
|
18.20 | |
| Endovascular hemostasis with an occlusive balloon in inferior vena cava lesions |
|
18.25 | |
| Discussion | 18.30 |