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How to Keep the Foot in the Shoe?

i-MEET 2018 - Thursday, May 31st 2018

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1 - Don’t use dangerous and traumatic 0.035” guide wires below the knee! Roberto Ferraresi Start time : 0min.0s.
2 - Don’t use the ordinary plain old balloon angioplasty! Martin Werner Start time : 16min.12s.
3 - Don’t use risky and embolizing drug coated balloons below the knee! Fabrizio Fanelli Start time : 37min.13s.
4 - Don’t use worthless stents below the knee! Eric Ducasse Start time : 53min.46s.

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Vittorio R. I still think that if you have a good distal target and suitable saphenous vein, in a good risk patient, bypass is the way to go.

2018-06-23, 20h01
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Vittorio R. Particularly in a patient with multilevel disease.

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