| Topics | Speakers | Time | Venue |
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| ROUND TABLE | GENDER ISSUES IN VASCULAR SURGERY |
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07.30-08.13 | Session 12 |
| Debate 1 | IS MERITOCRACY ALONE SUFFICIENT IN MODERN SURGICAL LEADERSHIP? | 07.30 | ||
| YES |
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| NO |
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| Audience voting | |||
| Debate 2 | SHOULD GENDER BASED “QUOTAS” BE ENFORCED AT LEAST IN EVENTS FUNDED WITH PUBLIC MONEY? | 07.42 | ||
| YES |
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| NO |
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| Audience voting | |||
| Leadership in different medical specialties |
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| Panel discussion | 08.00 | ||
| ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE I | 08.15-09.18 | Session 13 | |
| The proof of concept of computational simulation on TEVAR |
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08.15 | |
| Prediction of cardiovascular disease progression in AAA patients using AI, the VASCUL-AID platform |
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08.20 | |
| Automated objective metrics processing for training in vascular surgery |
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08.25 | |
| AI in DVT diagnosis - Changing the standard pathway |
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08.30 | |
| Advancing aortic care: from advanced imaging to robotic intervention |
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08.35 | |
| AI applications for aortic procedures, is modern EVAR too complex to be managed with human estimation alone? |
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08.40 | |
| IMPROVE-AD gone aritificial: how digital twin will be better in uncomplicated TBAD |
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08.45 | |
| Discussion | 08.50 | ||
| KEYNOTE LECTURE | Artificial Intelligence in peri-operative medicine |
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09.08 | |
| AORTIC DISSECTION I | 09.20-10.28 | Session 14 | |
| FET in chronic aortic dissection |
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09.20 | |
| 5-year results of endosuture aneurysm repair (ESAR) in patients with wide neck AAA from the ANCHOR Registry |
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09.25 | |
| IVUS guided intervention of malperfusion syndrome in complicated Type B or residual Type B aortic dissection |
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09.30 | |
| How to safely perform TEVAR for acute Type B intramural hematoma |
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09.35 | |
| Strategies for BEVAR in chronic aortic dissection |
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09.40 | |
| Open surgery in chronic Type B aortic dissection |
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09.45 | |
| Open surgical adjuncts to enhance F/BEVAR feasibility |
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09.50 | |
| Discussion | 09.55 | ||
| DEBATE | High risk features may indicate TEVAR in Type B aortic dissection |
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10.18 | |
| DEBATE | NO: a CRT is needed |
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10.23 | |
| THORACO-ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM I | 10.30-11.45 | Session 15 | |
| Clinical experience with a new TAAA system |
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10.30 | |
| The three-stage approach for the treatment of complex thoraco-abdominal pathology |
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10.35 | |
| Transradial approach for BEVAR. One year accumulated experience |
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10.40 | |
| Total endovascular aortic repair by F/BEVAR from ascending to infra-renal aorta/iliac arteries |
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10.45 | |
| Renal arteries complications in F/BEVAR |
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10.50 | |
| Strategies for shaggy aorta in open thoracic aortic surgery |
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10.55 | |
| Inner vs. outer branches for complex aortic repair. Results of a multicenter study |
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11.00 | |
| Dedication matters - Durable bridging stents in FEVAR and BEVAR |
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11.05 | |
| Discussion | 11.10 | ||
| KEYNOTE LECTURE | TAAA open surgery (in the endovascular era) |
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11.28 | |
| AORTIC DISSECTION II | 11.40-12.40 | Session 16 | |
| Early and mid-term results of thoraco-abdominal aneurysms and chronic dissections treated with a Brazilian fully repositionable and retrievable endograft |
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11.40 | |
| What do we know about the mid-term outcomes of the STABILISE technique? |
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11.45 | |
| False lumen occlusion is becoming standard of care: long-term results from the international multicenter Candy-Plug Registry |
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11.50 | |
| The influence of shape differences and aortic remodelling after aortic Type B dissections |
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11.55 | |
| Destiny of aortic branches after TEVAR in aortic dissection |
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12.00 | |
| Why zone 2 TEVAR is preferred over zone 3 for acute Type B aortic dissection |
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12.05 | |
| Spinal artery preservation after STABILISE: a multicentre analysis of patency and clinical implications |
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12.10 | |
| Discussion | 12.15 | ||
| KEYNOTE LECTURE | STABILISE Registry |
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12.30 |