Video : Live Case: Long SFA lesion treated according to ALARAS- and REACT strategies

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Friday, November 9^th 2018 - 11:30am to 01:30pm (GMT+1)

Endovascular / Lower limbs / Fempop / Live

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In the frame of our collaboration with the VI International Symposium of Endovascular Surgery Chapter held in Madrid (Spain) from November 8th to 9th, we will be streaming in live from AZ Sint-Blasius (Dendermonde, Belgium) two endovascular cases performed by Dr Deloose and Dr Callaert.

Program

08:00	Introduction & Presentation of the Case
08:05	Live Case n°1: Long Femoropopliteal lesion treated with scientifically proven DET (supported by Boston Scientific) Dr Deloose & Dr Callaert
10:00 - 11:30	Break
11:30	Introduction & Presentation of the Case
11:35	Live Case n°2: Long SFA lesion treated according to ALARAS- and REACT strategies (supported by Biotronik) Dr Deloose & Dr Callaert
13:25	Take home messages

Educational objectives

Discuss current trends and approaches to the treatment of SFA lesions with the use of DES and DCB in long lesions, in terms of patient’s outcomes.
Learn and observe a step-by-step complex procedure with technical and strategical tips & tricks.
How to choose your strategy depending on clinical, anatomical and cost efficiency criteria.
Demonstrate advanced techniques and new drug eluting technologies in the treatment of peripheral artery disease.
Provide platform for discussion and mutual learning with your experts.

Audience

Endovascular specialists (Vascular Surgeons, Interventional Radiologists, Interventional Angiologists and Interventional Cardiologists).
Referring physicians of patients with peripheral artery disease.

In collaboration with the VI International Symposium of Endovascular Surgery Chapter

Shooting date : 2018-11-09
Last update : 2018-11-20

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Ali J. kindly asking if you did an angiography of SFA after vessels prep.?

2018-11-09, 12h14
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Emanuel D. Why do you use DCB in zones that the POBA recoil? The DCB has the same force of the POBA... In my view it is a waste of Money because you will nead a Supera or an Eluvia anyway! Best regards

2018-12-05, 21h38
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raffi K. How do you manage the hemostasis of the ATA puncture side?

2019-02-27, 0h38
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Ayhan S. not good

2019-03-12, 18h14
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Abush A. Hello

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Live Case: Long SFA lesion treated according to ALARAS- and REACT strategies