Introducing innovative solutions for the treatment of visceral arteries in complex BEVAR and FEVAR

Bridging the gap in complex aortic disease

The treatment of aortic disease has expanded into the realm of fenestrated and branched endografting for complex disease, where self- and balloon-expandable grafts have worked as bridging stents to connect visceral and renal vessels to the aortic main body.
Bridging stent performance is appreciated as a crucial element in the durability of fenestrated procedures.
The use of the Viabahn VBX as a bridging stent in the treatment of complex aortic disease will be addressed during this session.

Program

Educational objectives

• Gain knowledge on endovascular treatment in complex BEVAR and FEVAR.
• Understand the technical and clinical value of covered balloon-expandable grafts as bridging stents to connect visceral and renal vessels to the aortic main body.
• Share experience and data
• Provide platform for discussion with experts, about patients’ outcomes 

Target audience

• Endovascular specialists (vascular surgeons, interventional radiologists, interventional angiologists, interventional cardiologists)