E-LEARNING - NEW TRENDS IN VASCULAR SURGERY - PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL DISEASE

La ricerca scientifica ed il sempre maggiore interesse dell’industria hanno indubbiamente contribuito
all’affermazione ed alla diffusione delle tecniche endoluminali di riparazione della patologia aortica.
Se fino a pochi anni fa il limite prossimale dell’interventistica endoluminale aortica era rappresentato
dall’Arco Aortico, sempre più oggi la tecnologia consente di avvicinarsi alla cosiddetta “zona 0” (Ishimaru),
terra di confine fra la chirurgia open di competenza cardiochirurgica e la chirurgia endovascolare praticata
dal chirurgo vascolare.

Session 1 | Aorto-iliac obstructive disease 1
President: G. Paroni
Moderators: A. Lorido, D. Angiletta, S. Macheda, P. Fratto

Kissing shockwave balloon of extensive calcified abdominal aorta during transfemoral TAVI
A. Rizza

Management of arterial acess in case of ventricular assistance and TAVI
M. Siviglia

The use of minos endograft in patients with complex iliac accesses
F. Squizzato

Endovascular vs open repair for complex abdominal aortic occlusion
G. Tinelli

Hybrid treatment of aorto-iliac occlusive disease
Y. Tshomba

The correct choice of anesthesia in patients with multilevel atherosclerotic disease
M. Tescione

Lectio Magistralis: Endovascular Option to treat complex Thoraco-Abdominal aneurysms
R. Pulli

Session 2 | Aorto-iliac obstructive disease 2
President: N. Mangialardi
Moderators: A. Giaquinta, G. Colacchio, P. Arciello, G. Franco

Aorto-iliac Revascularization with Bare-stent: Early and Late Results of a Single Centre
A. Esposito

Iliac kissing stent: tips and tricks
D. Angiletta

Iliac-femoral tromboendoarterectomy: aspects of surgical technique
C. Novali

Identification of iliac-femoral complications after Endovascular procedures
C. Franzutti

Role of ICU inpatients with CLI and and coronary disease
G. Bono

Management of abdominal aortic aneurysm with concomitant steno-occlusive iliac deseas
M. Minucci

Hostile Iliac Accesses for FEVAR: Endoconduit Graft or Transcaval Access
G. Panuccio

Lectio Magistralis: Endovascular Options to Treat Aortic Arch Diseases
N. Mangialardi

Session 3 | Arterio-venous Vascular Access for Hemodialysis
President: P. Volpe
Moderators: A. Alberti, U. M. Bracale

Use of castor endoprosthesis in aortic diseases involving Zone 2
N. Tusini

Management of Central Venous Steno-obstruction in Hemodialysis Patients
A. Alberti

Drug Coated Balloons to Treat Stenosis of AVF for Hemodialysis
M. Massara

Percutaneous Vascular Access for Hemodialysis
D. Patanè

Prosthetic Vascular Access for Hemodialysis: When and How
F. Benedetto

Permanent Central Venous Catheters: Pro and Cons
V. Panuccio

Session 4 | Femoro-popliteal Arterial Disease 1
President: G. Lanza
Moderators: V. Palazzo, M. Ruggieri, F. A. Benedetto

Lectio magistralis: proximal landing zone in TEVAR
S. Ronchey

Endovascular treatment of the profunda femoris: nonsense or useful tool in selected cases?
G. Torsello

Endovascular treatment of primary common femoral artery atherosclerotic disease with intravascular litothripsy
(FESTIVAL Registry)
N. Troisi

Endovascular profundoplasty: new developments and results
P. Sirignano

Role and critical issue of the endarectomy in the lower limb arterial disease
G. Maritati

Results with sirolimus coated drug eluting stents (DES) for femoro-popliteal lesions: the illumina trial
N. Favia

Femoro-popliteal artery steno-obstruction treated with elutax balloon: personal experience
U. M. Bracale

Technological innovation in the endovascular treatment of critical limb ischemia in the phelebopathic patient
D. Benevento

Lower limb critical ischemia: the Sweden Guidelines
G. Asciutto

Mortality in chronic limb threatening ischemia patients
E. Martelli

Iatrogenic ischemia
R. Perkmann

New therapeutic approaches in patients with high cardiovascular risk and cad and pad association
M. Rao

Lectio magistralis: endovascular options to treat abdominal aortic aneurysms with hostile proximal aortic neck
P. Volpe

Sessione 5 | Femoro-popliteal Arterial Disease 2
President: S. Camparini
Moderators: G. Natalicchio, A. Guagliano

Intravascular lithotripsy to treat peripheral arterial disease: single centre experience
G. La Barbera

Eluvia drug-eluting stent system to treat femoro-popliteal lesions
M. Massara

How to treat complex SFA lesions including in stent restenosis
M. Orrico

NLR as predictor of outcome in elective and acute popliteal artery aneurysm
M. Taurino

Elective surgical repair of popliteal artery aneurysms with posterior approach vs endovascular exclusion: early
and long-term outcomes of multicentre PARADE registry
N. Troisi

Mechanical athero-thrombectomy for the recanalization of stents in the iliac and femoro-popliteal districts
R. Giudice

Distal bypass with venous arterialization
F. Stilo

Ten-years experience with the use of cryopreserved allografts for redo infrapopliteal bypass
G. F. Veraldi

Critical limb ischemia in "No-Option" patients: hybrid or percutaneous arterialization of foot veins
A. Ucci

Autologous peripheral blood mononuclear cell therapy in patients with no option CLTI and Diabetic foot ulcers
P. Frosini

Session 6 | Below the Knee Arterial Disease 1
President: P. Volpe
Moderators: G. Battaglia, A. Alberti, M. Massara

Laser atherectomy to treat calcified lesions in the femoro-popliteal-tibial district
F. Flora

Vessels preparation to optimize outcomes in peripheral endovascular procedures
E. M. Marone

POBA vs DEB in BTK Arterial Treatment
F. Pecoraro

Limb salvage with retrograde percutaneousK revascularization
S. Barbera

Lectio magistralis: the role of IVUS during EVAR
F. Benedetto

Sessione 7 | Below the Knee Arterial Disease 2
President: F. Spinelli
Moderators: G. Fadda, G. Accarino, F. Intrieri

Peripheral arterial disease: indications for surgery
P. Rubino

Extreme peripheral revascularization in critical limb ischemia
G. Roscitano

Pseudoaneurysm exclusion with direct ultrasound-guided injection of thrombin
V. Alberti

Femoro-Popliteal below the knee bypass using e-PTFE heparinate prosthesis: Twenty years of experience
S. A. Turiano

Why is traditional open surgery increasing in my personal experience in the endovascolar era?
F. Talarico

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