Sub-intimal vs Intra-luminal crossing of arterial CTOs
Are the outcomes affected by crossing type? How do we classify arterial dissections? Which dissection should be treated with additional tools?
Are the outcomes affected by crossing type? How do we classify arterial dissections? Which dissection should be treated with additional tools?
This is a case of 63 yrs old female with a very challenging TAA (7.8 cm, massive elongation of the aorta, short proximal neck and type III aortic arch), who was treated endovascularly with the new cTAG endograft. The proximal landing zone was extended through a left carotid subclavian bypass up to the LCCA and the device showed an excellent conformability to this challenging anatomy. In this video, all the important steps of TEVAR as well as of cTAG implantation are illustrated.
Interventional nephrologist Dr. Neghae Mawla from Dallas Nephrology Associates walks us through his experiences with endovascular AV Fistula creation, including devices, patient prep, procedure steps and post procedure care.
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Interactive webinar recorded 01/12/20
Topics
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
Objectives:
SMA vein interposition bypass with reimplantation of jejunal arteries
Dissecting aneurysm of the SMA with previous ligation of hepatic artery due to a ruptured aneurysm 3 years before
Objectives:
Objectives: