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What’s an alternative arterial access site? Why do we need it? Where to access? Who should we select for these strategies?
Are the outcomes affected by crossing type? How do we classify arterial dissections? Which dissection should be treated with additional tools?
My presentation at Annual Congress of Portuguese Society of Cardiac, Thoracic and Vascular Surgery about LIMBSAVE Registry
Welcome
Michael Lichtenberg
OCT guided arterial recanalisation: How to interpret it and how do it
Arne Schwindt
Evidence for OCT guided atherectomy
Michael Lichtenberg
OCT-guided imaging work below the knee
Jaafer Golzar
Recorded case example of OCT imaging
Christos Rammos
Final discussion and closing remarks
Michael Lichtenberg
Interventional Cardiologist Fadi Saab and Interventional Radiologist Sabeen Dhand discuss Percutaneous Deep Venous Arterialization (DVA) for critical limb ischemia (CLI), including workup, technique, and follow-up.
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Learn the basics of peripheral CTOs and recanalization techniques in the femoropopliteal and tibial arteries.
Feet fighter – When no endovascular or open option is considered out of the game.
Three retrograde punctures in two different rounds. Loads of bailout tricks to come out from different difficult situations.
An All-STARS faculty shared their most challenging cases, bail-out techniques and the lessons they learned.
Dr. Eric E. Roselli, Director of the Aorta Center, discusses Aortic Arch Stenting: The Cleveland Clinic Technique at the 2019 CLE Care of Aortic Dissection Symposium.
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The second part of tips and tricks for BTK recanalisations.
Everything you need to know about retrograde access and its variations, the secrets of three vessel and foot arch recanalisation and much more…
Best of the 16 episodes Vascupedia VIEWS BTK
This is an interesting and unusual case of in-stent restenosis after CAS.
The patient had been stented on both ICA , left side with dual layer micro mesh stent and right side with an open cell design, Protege, Medtronic.
Restenosis occured on the right side where open cell stent was placed, even though leftside was stented before.
We decided to go for a “stent in stent” solution in order to achieve better result, and Roadsaver stent was chosen for this purpose.
Final result was satisfaying.
Vascupedia Views Episode 16
IRs VSs ICs: who is the specialist of the future? How can they work together?
Dr. K. Madassery (USA)
Vascupedia Views Episode 15
Pedal plantar loop revascularisation: tips & tricks
Dr. A. Ysa (ES)
Moderator: Dr. L. Patrone (UK)
Vascupedia Views Episode 14
Contrast free cathlab: all you need to know to set it upl
Dr. M. Palena (IT)
Moderator: Dr. L. Patrone (UK)
Management of tibial artery dissection during a limb salvage case.
Vascupedia Views Episode 13
Going the Distance for CLI: Radial to Pedal
Dr. P. Michael (US)
Moderator: Dr. L. Patrone (UK)
Vascupedia Views Episode 12
pDVA early US clinical experience, key learnings, and post pDVA wound care
Dr. M. Montero-Baker (US) / Dr. M. H. Shishehbor (US)
Moderator: Dr. K. Stavroulakis (GER)
