HTDI 2022

Event Details

  • Start Date 12/16/2026
  • Start Time 08:00
  • End Time 00:00
Topics Speakers Time Venue
WELCOME 07.50
VENOUS I 08.00-08.48 Session 1
A minimally invasive techinique of open saphenectomy. How I do it 08.00
Advances in the treatment of venous insufficiency with dense foam sclerotherapy 08.05
Choosing between superficial venous interventions in modern venous practice 08.10
Modern sclerotherapy: what has changed? 08.15
Foam sclerotherapy and the Brazilian Public Health System: 10-year results 08.20
Why polidocanol endovenous microfoam (PEM) is becoming the gold standard treatment modality for symptomatic refluxing superficial veins despite limited long-term results 08.25
Cianoacrylate: from patient selection to long-term outcomes 08.30
Discussion 08.35
PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL DISEASE I 08.50-09.33 Session 2
In stent restenosis after drug eluting stent in the superficial femoral artery: plaque morphology comparison between different platforms 08.50
Lower limb revascularization by means of thrombectomy with specific devices 08.55
Endovascular PTA and stenting of deep femoral artery lesions is possible and effective 09.00
Preventive IMA embolization: a key role in AAA sac management? 09.05
When innovation meets real-world challenges in SFA treatment 09.10
Optimizing treatment of calcified PAD: the critical role of vessel preparation 09.15
Discussion 09.20
CRITICAL TOPICS IN ARTERIAL SURGERY 09.35-10.23 Session 3
Oncovascular surgery: role of the vascular surgeon in the treatment of neoplastic lesions 09.35
Does omentoplasty at index open aortic repair prevent from infection and aortoenteric fistula? 09.40
Modern management of Median Arcuate Ligament Syndrome (MALS) 09.45
Cadaver lab testing in preclinical evaluation of new devices, the key role of skilled independent physicians 09.50
Off-IFU versus IFU-concordant low profile endograft use in endovascular aneurysm repair: IFU adherence, sac remodeling, and mid-term outcomes 09.55
Discussion 10.00
KEYNOTE LECTURE | Open renal artery reconstructions in endovascular era 10.13
PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL DISEASE II 10.25-11.18 Session 4
Retrospective multicenter study of below the knee revascularization in the absence of saphenous vein: comparison of prosthetic bypass and endovascular treatment 10.25
Peroneal artery bypass for limb salvage in chronic limb-threatening ischemia: a multicenter 5-year experience 10.30
Extreme retrograde punctures 10.35
Hybrid treatment of aorto-iliac occlusive disease 10.40
Current options for revascularization of the ischemic diabetic foot: what has changed in recent years 10.45
The emerging role of bioresorbable scaffolds in BTK disease: clinical aspects and latest evidences 10.50
Discussion 10.55
KEYNOTE LECTURE | Distal and ultra distal bypass after failed endo: challenges and solutions 11.08
VASCULAR EMERGENCIES I 11.20-12.08 Session 5
SVS blunt thoracic aortic injury. Clinical practice guidelines 2.0 11.20
Current controversies on blunt aortic trauma 11.25
Blunt traumatic aortic injuries in 2026: when to intervene, when to wait, and how to do it safely 11.30
Complex aortic emergencies: from silent killer to surgical success 11.35
Long-term outcomes and cardiovascular remodeling after TEVAR for blunt thoracic aortic injury 11.40
Discussion 11.45
KEYNOTE LECTURE | Vascular trauma: an evolution in therapy 11.58
ARTERIAL / CAROTID 12.10-13.00 Session 6
Carotid body tumor: the San Raffaele experience 12.10
From CEA to TCAR to CAS. A high volume surgeon journey on carotid disease over last 20 years 12.15
Micromesh stent for CAS 12.20
Are the CREST-2 results reliable to change clinical practice in patients with asymptomatic carotid stenosis? 12.25
Visceral artery aneurysms: insights from the European Visceral Artery Revascularization (EVisAR) study 12.30
Carotid body tumor: hybrid approach 12.35
The endless dilemma in the treatment of asymptomatic carotid disease: did CREST-2 change our paradigm? 12.40
Discussion 12.45
SPECIAL LECTURE | Priorities in managing a major emergency involving 12 subjects with severe burns 13.00