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2018

22nd European Vascular Course

March 4-62018

Maastrichtthe Netherlands

earning by training

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NEW: EVC App!Besides the extensive theoretical program, EVC 2018 has extended the training and educational curriculum, now including 56 workshops and hands-on training sessions.To facilitate your personal planning and design your individual EVC agenda we have developed an interactive App which will guide you through the entire program. Download this app in your app store.

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Welcome to EVC 2018: learning by training!

EVC has extended the training and education curriculum in the arterial, venous and vascular access programs, now including 56 workshops and hands-on training sessions.

Besides the invited lectures, instructive edited videos and the training program we organize interactive case discussions moderated by the experts in the field.

We are thrilled to have this educational and training program ready for you.

A warm welcome to EVC 2018!

Michael Jacobs, Cees Wittens and Jan Tordoir, on behalf of all EVC directors.

Course directors EVC 2018

European Arterial Course: Michael Jacobs, Stephan Haulon, Tim Resch, Rob Hinchliffe, Geert-Willem Schurink, Eric Verhoeven, Gert-Jan de Borst, Nabil Chakfé, Jos van den Berg, Barend Mees

European Venous Course / ECoP: Cees Wittens, Niels Bækgaard, Alun Davies, Martino Neumann, Eberhard Rabe, Jorinde van Laanen, Rick de Graaf, Houman Jalaie

European Vascular Access Course: Jan Tordoir, Volker Mickley, Matthias Widmer, Marcel Weijmer, Noud Peppelenbosch, Magda van Loon

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Accreditation We are pleased to inform you that the 22nd European Vascular Course was granted 18 European CME credits (ECMEC) by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME).

European Accreditation is granted by the EACCME in order to allow participants who attend EVC 2018 to validate their credits in their own country.

Welcome 3EVC Course Directors 43D surgical movies 5

Scientific Program Arterial Course 6Scientific Program Venous Course 11Scientific Program Vascular Access Course 16

Arterial Master Class 22Arterial Workshops 24Venous Video edited live case discussions 32Venous Free paper sessions 34Venous Workshops 36Venous Satellite Symposia 45Vascular Access Master Classes and Workshops 46

EVC Floorplans 48EVC General Information 53

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Three dimensional CT images, 3D surgical loops and 3D surgical movie Monday, March 5 | 12h00 - 13h00

On Monday, March 5, we organize a unique event for all EVC participants (12h00-13h00), which consists of three parts.In the last part we will present a 3D movie of a surgical procedure in a patient with severe occlusive disease of all supra-aortic arteries. The reconstruction consists of a graft from the ascending aorta to the innominate artery and two side branches to the left carotid and left subclavian arteries.

Prior to the movie we will demonstrate the 3D visualization of all vascular structures based on the preoperative CT scan of the patient. This technique allows planning of open and endovascular procedures in a hyperactive way.

Following, a new surgical thoracic model will be shown in which we will perform the same reconstruction as in the patient. The operation in this training model will be executed live on stage, using revolutionary surgical glasses in which two high definition cameras provide real-time 3D images on the screen.

The sequence of steps during this session demonstrates the ideal preparation for a complex procedure: 3D preoperative imaging and planning, procedure training in a real-life model using 3d surgical loops and performance of the operation in the patient.This 3D session will be presented in the main auditorium. At entrance, you will get 3D glasses to enjoy the beautiful dimensions of surgery.

EVC Course directors

Venous Course

Cees Wittens Niels Bækgaard Martino Neumann

Alan Davies Jorinde van Laanen Eberhard Rabe

Rick de Graaf Houman Jalaie

Vascular Access Course

Jan Tordoir Volker Mickley Matthias Widmer

Marcel Weijmer Magda van Loon Noud Peppelenbosch

Arterial Course

Michael Jacobs Stephan Haulon Nabil Chakfé

Robert Hinchliffe Geert-Willem Schurink Jos van den Berg

Eric Verhoeven Gert-Jan de Borst

Barend Mees Tim Resch

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Carotid arteryModerators: GJ de Borst, AR Naylor

08h30 ESVS guidelines on treatment of carotid artery diseaseAR Naylor, UK

08h50 Timing of carotid stenting in the hyperacute phaseJ van den Berg, Switzerland

09h10 Carotid revascularization in patients with contralateral carotid artery occlusion: stent or endarterectomy?GJ de Borst, the Netherlands

09h30 Should the “accepted” risk thresholds of 6% for symptomatic and 3% for asymptomatic patients for performing CEA or CAS be reduced?M Brown, UK

09h50 Algorithm for identifying high risk for stroke in asymptomatic patientsH Sillesen, Denmark

10h10 Treatment of carotid stenosis in patients following intravenous thrombolysis and intra-arterial thrombectomyP Nederkoorn, the Netherlands

10h30 BREAKAortaModerators: M Jacobs, G Oderich, W Wisselink

11h00 Are current results of EVAR better than in the DREAM and EVAR-trials period?D Böckler, Germany

11h20 Renal function impairment in patients undergoing elective EVAR and TEVARN Dias, Sweden

11h40 When and how to treat mural thrombus in the native aortaGW Schurink, the Netherlands

12h00 When and how to treat mural thrombus in aortic graftsB Mees, the Netherlands

12h20 Imaging acute aortic syndrome: challenging interpretationR McWilliams, UK

12h40 Techniques and results of covered endovascular reconstruction of the aortic bifurcation (CERAB)M Reijnen, the Netherlands

13h00 LUNCH

Auditorium 2AortaModerators:T Resch, C Zeebregts

14h00 Pathophysiologic mechanisms of aortic aneurysms and dissections in Connective tissue disease patients Z Mallat, UK

14h20 Clinical features of patients with connective tissue diseases B Loeys, Belgium

14h40 Treatment options in patients with different forms of connective tissue diseasesG Oderich, USA

15h00 Case discussions on carotid, peripheral arteries and aortaRoom 2.7 (level 2) Room 2.9 (level 2) Room 0.11 (level 0)Carotid Peripheral AortaR NaylorGJ de Borst

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16h30 BREAK17h00 Case discussions on carotid, peripheral arteries and aorta

Room 2.7 (level 2) Room 2.9 (level 2) Room 0.11 (level 0)Carotid Peripheral AortaJ VosJW Daemen

M de HaanJ Gahlen

C ZeebregtsS Haulon

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Auditorium 2Peripheral arteriesModerators: N Chakfé, R Hinchliffe

08h30 Venous arterializationK Houlind, Denmark

08h50 Vascular reconstruction and flaps for limb salvageF Vermassen, Belgium

09h10 Peri-operative management of the diabetic footK Dhatariya, UK

09h30 Treatment of fem-pop disease in an outpatient setting using low profile devicesJ van den Berg, Switzerland

09h50 Imaging in peripheral arterial disease and plaque characterizationM Ohana, France

10h10 Assessment of perfusion in the lower limbM Venermo, Finland

10h30 BREAKCarotid arteryModerators: GJ de Borst, AR Naylor

11h00 Can we define “high risk” for stenting and for surgery?HH Eckstein, Germany

11h20 Posterior circulation intervention:optimal imaging to detect extra cranial VA stenosisJA Vos, the Netherlands

11h40 Posterior circulation intervention: VIST and VAST trialsL Kapelle, the Netherlands

12h00 3D SPECIAL EVENT (Auditorium 1)13h00 LUNCH

Auditorium 2AortaModerators: C Zeebregts, GW Schurink ,T Akay

14h00 What every vascular surgeon should know about radiation protectionA Hertault, France

14h20 How to teach the modern trainee in open and endovascular aortic repairJ Schmidli, Switzerland

14h40 How to validate and implement new endovascular conceptsH Verhagen, the Netherlands

15h00 Case discussions on carotid, peripheral arteries and aortaRoom 2.7 (level 2) Room 2.9 (level 2) Room 0.11 (level 0)Carotid Peripheral AortaGJ de BorstJ Vos

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16h30 BREAK17h00 Case discussions on carotid, peripheral arteries and aorta

Room 2.7 (level 2) Room 2.9 (level 2) Room 0.11 (level 0)Carotid Peripheral AortaR NaylorJW Daemen

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Auditorium 2AortaModerators: S Haulon, G Melissano, S Kucuker

08h30 Prevention or selective management of type 2 endoleakT Kölbel, Germany

08h50 Mechanisms of malperfusion in acute type B aortic dissectionG Melissano, Italy

09h10 What evidence do we have for treating “uncomplicated” type B aortic dissectionB Modarai, UK

09h30 Endovascular treatment of chronic post dissection TAAAE Verhoeven, Germany

09h50 Aortic surgery in patients with connective tissue diseaseS Haulon, France

10h10 Overview of complications in F/BEVAR and how to minimize themT Resch, Sweden

10h30 BREAKPeripheral arteriesModerators: R Hinchliffe, N Chakfé

11h00 Which dressings for surgical woundsD Russel, UK

11h20 Alternatives to saphenous vein and synthetic materials for lower extremityrevascularizationsA Lejay, France

11h40 Management of infected vascular prosthesesA Weale, UK

12h00 Fusion image technology for aorta-iliac and SFA proceduresN Chakfé, France

12h20 Update on antibiotic regimes, especially in the diabetic footE Peters, the Netherlands

13h00 ADJOURNM Jacobs, the Netherlands

13h45 SHUTTLE BUSSES TO THE AIRPORTS

Room 0.4/0.5Pelvic congestive syndromeModerators: M Wikkeling, R de Graaf

08h30 Diagnostics in PCS; the value of dynamic MRVC Arnoldussen, the Netherlands

08h50 Indications and methods for gonadal vein embolization in PCS patientsM Whiteley, UK

09h10 Indications and methods for May-Thurner and/or left renal vein stenting inPCS patientsO Hartung, FranceVaricose veinsModerators: M Whiteley, W van Gent

09h30 Neovascularization after endovenous laser ablation,a cause of truncal recurrence?I Mohan, Australia

09h50 Endovenous thermal venous ablation anno 2018E Rabe, Germany

10h10 Endovenous non-tumescent venous ablation anno 2018K Bozkurt, Turkey

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Room 0.4/0.5Post trombotic syndromeModerators: G O’Sullivan, H Jalaie

11h00 The value of PTA with consecutive thrombolysis in patients suffering from aperipheral venous obstructionM Garcia, USA

11h20 The value of stenting in PTS patients due to central venous obstructionC Wittens, the Netherlands

11h40 The value of conservative treatment in PTS patients anno 2018S Kahn, CanadaInferior vena cavaModerators: A Davies, M Lichtenberg

12h00 Ilio-caval bifurcated stentingR de Graaf, the Netherlands

12h15 Risks for PE in IVC stenting; is it an issue?G O’Sullivan, Ireland

12h30 Surgical reconstructions for intraluminal IVC pathologyP Gloviczki, USA

12h45 Special annoucement13h00 LUNCH13h00 DCoP lunch meeting (room 0.9)14h00 Satellite symposium, video assisted cases discussions, free paper session,

workshops, see page 3215h30 BREAK16h00 Video assisted cases discussions, free paper session, workshops, see page 3218h00 COCKTAIL

Room 0.4/0.5Venous leg ulcersModerators: M Neumann, J van Laanen

08h30 The ideal workup in a specialized clinic for patients with venous ulcersM Gohel, UK

08h50 Best invasive treatment strategy in venous ulcer patientsM Meissner, USA

09h10 Best compression therapy in venous ulcer patientsG Mosti, ItalyDeep venous trombosisModerators: C Wittens, G O’Sullivan

09h30 The Attract trial results differentiated for LET2 and LET3 (and 4) DVT patientsS Vedantham, USA

09h50 The CaVenT trial results differentiated for LET2 and LET3 (and 4) DVT patientsP Sandset, Norway

10h10 Indications for endovenous catheter directed thrombolyses in PE patientsI Baumgartner, Switzerland

10h30 BREAKValue based healthcareModerators: C Wittens, M Meissner

11h00 What are the prerequisites for an ideal dataset to evaluate care;the future of ICHOMM Ingvar, Sweden

11h20 The best available QoL and clinical scores for venous disease evaluatedF Catarinella, the Netherlands

11h40 Why and how to calculate a Qaly and ICER and the critical values forreimbursed careA Davies, UK

12h00 3D SPECIAL EVENT (Auditorium 1)13h00 LUNCH13h00 ECoP lunch meeting (room 0.9)14h00 Satellite symposium, video assisted cases discussions, free paper session,

workshops, see page 3215h30 BREAK16h00 Guidline session, video assisted cases discussions, free paper session, work-

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Room 0.4/0.5ICC meeting SELF MANAGEMENT WITH COMPRESSIONModerators: G Mosti, H Partsch

08h30 Self management of compression: a topic of highest relevance K Kröger, Germany

08h50 Donning and caring comfort of knee-lenght compression stocking in people of higher age J Goetz, Germany

09h10 Self adaptation of medical compression stocking therapy D Rastel, France

09h30 How Intermittent Pneumatic Compression contributes to Self-management of lymphatic and venous Diseases M Kloeppels, Germany

09h50 A hybrid system combining sustained and intermittent compression A Comerota, USA

10h10 Velcro devices in venous disease G Mosti, Italy

10h30 BREAKInnovations after 2018Moderators: P Gloviczki, M Meissner

11h00 Conservative deep and/or superficial venous pathology treatmentT Comerota, USA

11h20 Invasive deep venous pathology treatment; what is new in 2018C Wittens, the Netherlands

11h40 Invasive superficial venous pathology treatment; what is new in 2018M Whiteley, UKSclerocompression therapyModerators: E Rabe, I Mohan

12h00 The real value of foam SCT in venous diseaseE Rabe, Germany

12h20 Complications in (F)SCT; how to prevent and to treat themA Giannoukas, Greece

12h40 The value of post treatment compressionA Krasznai, the Netherlands

13h00 ADJOURNC Wittens, H Jalaie

13h45 SHUTTLE BUSSES TO THE AIRPORTS

Room 0.4/0.5 Room 0.1 Room 0.8 Room 0.9 Venous Training Suites

Sunday, March 408h30 -09h30

Pelvic congestivesyndrome

ECoP board members room

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Varicose veins ECoP board members room

11h00 -12h00

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12h00 -13h00

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Room 2.1Decision-making for vascular accessModerators: J Tordoir, V Mickley

08h30 Shared decision: which access for which patientC Lok, Canada

08h50 Physical examination and access strategyT Pourchez, France

09h10 Arteriovenous fistula outcome and costsT Lee, USA

09h30 Intraoperative VA ultrasoundS Shenoy, USA

09h50 Selection optimal upper extremity accessK Woo, USA

10h10 Patient-centered guidelinesM Hollenbeck, Germany

10h30 BREAKVideo sessionModerators: M Lazarides, M Weijmer

11h00 Lower extremity vein transpositionD Shemesh, Israel

11h15 Hero graft placementV Matoussevitch, Germany

11h30 Laparoscopic PD catheter placement and revisionN Peppelenbosch, the Netherlands

11h45 Endo AVF techniqueM Glickman, USA

12h00 Case based discussionModerator: T WilminkPanel: S Baktiroglu, M Glickman, M Hollenbeck

13h00 LUNCH

Room 2.1Endovascular intervention accessModerators: M Widmer, D Shemesh

14h00 Wait or pre-emptive intervention of vascular accessL Turmel Rodrigues, France

14h20 Nonmatured AVF: has intervention any sense?C Hohl, Germany

14h40 Balloons and/or stents for recurrent stenosisH Wasse, USA

15h00 The cephalic arch paradigmR Jones, UK

15h30 BREAK16h00 Case based discussion

Moderator: M GallieniPanel: V Mickley, V Matoussevitch, H Wasse

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Room 2.1Combined Nurses and Physicians sessionAVF sessionModerators: P Bourquelot, C Lok

08h30 From bench to bedside AVF researchJ Rotmans, the Netherlands

08h50 Vascular access ultrasound mappingH Wasse, USA

09h10 Infrared spectrometry of vascular accessN Inston, UK

09h30 Cannulation practice in newly created fistulaeT Wilmink, UK

09h50 Upper arm transposed fistulae or prosthetic graft?K Woo, USA

10h10 Prevention of AVF-related ischemiaC Sessa, France

10h30 BREAKCombined Nurses and Physicians sessionAVF sessionModerators: M van Loon, N Inston

11h00 VasQ - External support device Improves functionality of AVF N Karydis, UK

11h20 Cardiovascular mortality and early VA placementT Lee, USA

11h40 When to intervene for high-flow accessJ Malik, Czech Republic

12h00 3D SPECIAL EVENT (Auditorium 1)13h00 LUNCH

Room 2.1Combined Nurses and Physicians sessionCatheter sessionModerators: M Malovrh, N Peppelenbosch

14h00 Central venous access policy for vein preservationH Wasse, USA

14h20 Hemodialysis catheter noninfectious complicationsC Lok, Canada

14h40 Flow dynamics of contemporary cathetersT Pourchez, France

15h00 Strategy for zero infection of tunneled cathetersM Weijmer, the Netherlands


Moderator: S LemsonPanel: M Lazarides, K Woo, M Snoeijs

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Room 2.1Graft sessionModerators: J Tordoir, S Shenoy

08h30 Early stick AVG versus catheter accessE Aitken, UK

08h50 Graft modulation and outcomeB Mees, the Netherlands

09h10 Graft surveillance and interventionM de Haan, the Netherlands

09h30 Polyurethane and acuseal AVG for acute dialysisM Tozzi, Italy

09h50 Lower extremity AVGM Lazarides, Greece

10h10 Indication and technique thorax vascular accessV Mickley, Germany

10h30 BREAKGraft sessionModerators: M Malovrh, T Wilmink

11h00 Nonthrombotic complications of AVGM Glickman, USA

11h20 Hero graft as last resort accessN Inston, UK

11h40 Conversion of AVF to AVGS Shenoy, USA

12h00 Case based discussion “Toblerone session”Moderator: M WidmerPanel: D Shemesh, S Shenoy, C Lok

13h00 ADJOURN13h45 SHUTTLE BUSSES TO THE AIRPORTS

Room 2.1Combined Nurses and Physicians sessionAVF sessionModerators: P Bourquelot, C Lok

08h30 From bench to bedside AVF researchJ Rotmans, the Netherlands

08h50 Vascular access ultrasound mappingH Wasse, USA

09h10 Infrared spectrometry of vascular accessN Inston, UK

09h30 Cannulation practice in newly created fistulaeT Wilmink, UK

09h50 Upper arm transposed fistulae or prosthetic graft?K Woo, USA

10h10 Prevention of AVF-related ischemiaC Sessa, France

10h30 BREAKCombined Nurses and Physicians sessionAVF sessionModerators: M van Loon, N Inston

11h00 VasQ - External support device Improves functionality of AVFN Karydis, UK

11h20 Cardiovascular mortality and early VA placementT Lee, USA

11h40 When to intervene for high-flow accessJ Malik, Czech Republic

12h00 SPECIAL EVENT (Auditorium 1)13h00 LUNCH

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Combined Nurses and Physicians sessionCatheter sessionModerators: M Malovrh, N Peppelenbosch

14h00 Central venous access policy for vein preservationH Wasse, USA

14h20 Hemodialysis catheter noninfectious complicationsC Lok, Canada

14h40 Flow dynamics of contemporary cathetersT Pourchez, France

15h00 Strategy for zero infection of tunneled cathetersM Weijmer, the Netherlands


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Master Class on Scientific WritingModerators: F Dick, M Vega de Ceniga, J BoyleThis educational program for academic training will be composed of 2 parts over 2 half days: “successfully writing and presenting an abstract”, and “writing a scientific paper”. Participants will follow seminars as well as work in interactive groups where they will practice on examples given by the course leader and learn from group and experts’ feedback.Sunday, March 4 13h15 - 15h15Monday, March 5 13h15 - 15h15Training Suite 25Maximum number of participants per session: 25 participants

Sunday, March 4WelcomeGoals of the Workshop M Vega de CenigaIntroduction Importance and limitations of clinical researchF Dick

Lecture 1 The editor’s point of view M Vega de Ceniga

Lecture 2 Key components of scientific research and scientific writing: topic, re-search question, searching the background, study design, basic statistics. F Dick

Lecture 3 Writing an abstract – research in a nutshell.J Boyle Examples, group discussion

Lecture 4 Title F Dick Examples, group discussion

Monday, March 5Lecture 5 Writing in sections: The TOPIC - Introduction and objectives

M Vega de Ceniga Examples, group discussionLecture 6 Writing in sections: The STRATEGY - Methods

J Boyle Examples, group discussionLecture 7 Writing in sections: The OUTCOME - Results, tables and figures

F Dick Examples, group discussionLecture 8 Writing in sections: Discussion and conclusions

F Dick Examples, group discussionLecture 9 Dealing with reviewers’ comments

M Vega de CenigaEvaluation, final remarks and farewellM Vega de Ceniga

Faculty: F Dick, J Boyle, M Vega de Ceniga

Gettinge International (Endo)Vascular Master ClassTraining in endovascular and open surgical procedures, using the same real-life surgical models, which are used for the UEMS board exams. You will be trained on an individu-al base by renowned vascular specialists with a passion for training.Sunday, March 409h00 - 11h30 Basics in endovascular and iliac stenting (12 participants)14h00 - 16h30 Basics in endovascular and iliac stenting (12 participants)Monday, March 5 09h00 - 11h30 Open AAA (bifurcated graft) (24 participants)14h00 - 16h30 Open AAA (bifurcated graft) (24 participants)Training Suite 12 and 13

Additional registration required: Registration on-site at Registration Desk EVC

Anastomotic Master ClassOn Sunday 4 and Monday, March 5 there will be master classes on anastomotic skills, moderated by P Sergeant. Here you will learn all types of anastomotic techniques.Sunday, March 4 14h00 - 17h00Monday, March 5 14h00 - 17h00Training Suite 23

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“Connect, train and learn from the experts.”PeripheralSunday, March 4 11h00 - 18h00, sessions of 30 minutes duration

Starting at: 11h00, 11h30, 12h00, 12h30, 14h00, 14h30, 15h00, 15h30, 16h00, 17h00, 17h30

Monday, March 5 14h00 - 18h00, sessions of 30 minutes duration Starting at: 14h00, 14h30, 15h00, 15h30, 16h00, 17h00, 17h30

“Experience BTK procedures with simulated fluoroscopy”Simulated cases with hands-on presentation of the different products being used in BTK proceduresExperienced simulator operators will guide and challenge you throughout the sessionTarget group: Junior physicians and physicians with limited experience with endovas-cular treatment of peripheral vasculature, who have an interest in performing BTK procedures in the future.Training Unit 1Exclusive small group experience (a maximum of 3 persons per simulator)

Aortic ”Mapping your endovascular pathway”An exclusive and interactive session with T Mastracci, T Resch and S Haulon• Future of endovascular surgery• Advice on key career decisions• Overview of opportunities• Overcoming obstaclesMonday, March 5 09h00 - 10h30Target group: Junior physicians who have selected vascular surgery as specialty and are motivated to get inspiration in finding their unique pathway.Aortic case managementKey considerations and decision making from A to ZPre-procedure analysisProcedure best practice & intraoperative complicationsSurveillance planning“Managing your thoracic case” T ReschMonday, March 5 11h00 - 12h30“Managing your abdominal case” T KölbelTuesday, March 6 11h00 - 12h30Target Group: Junior physicians who have selected vascular as specialty and physicians with limited experience in EVAR.

Endovascular treatment of aorto-iliac and isolated iliac aneurysms - Planning, sizing and hands-on demonstrationC Sikkink, L BouwmanSunday, March 4 14h00 - 15h30 and 16h00 - 17h30

Monday, March 5 14h00 - 15h30 and 16h00 - 17h30

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Step-by-step: renal stentingJ KalderSunday, March 4 11h00 - 12h30 and 14h00 - 15h30During this workshop participants will have the unique opportunity to have a closer look on renal stenting in advanced EVAR procedures.Step-by-step: renal stentingJ KalderMonday, March 5 09h00 - 10h30Reconstructing the Aortoiliac Bifurcation: the CERAB technique step-by-stepB MeesMonday, March 5 11h00 - 12h30 and 14h00 - 15h30

During this workshop participant will have the unique opportunity to have a closer look on the treatment of Aortoiliac Occlusive Disease by an endovascular approach with covered stents.

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Single center experience in transitioning to a bifurcated durable EVAR device: AFX with DuraplyModerator: S SultanPresentation of a single center experience in transitioning from a traditional EVAR device to a unibody EVAR - AFX with Duraply - in the treatment of AAA patients. Deployment of the device in a demo settings, Q&A

Monday, March 5 15h00

Tuesday, March 6 10h30

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Maximum number of participants per session: 20

Hands on Aortic Case PlanningModerator: R Lakshminarayan, Hull Royal InfirmaryThis workshop is designed for fellows or beginning physicians to learn how contemporary case planning strategies can help in daily EVAR practice.• Foundational skills on case planning• Case planning practice on workstationsHands on Popliteal Artery Aneurysm Case PlanningModerator: R Lakshminarayan, Hull Royal InfirmaryThis workshop is designed for fellows or beginning physicians to build an understand-ing on treating Popliteal Artery Aneurysms (PAA) endovascular through best practices and case planning.• Best practices when considering treating PAA endovascular• Foundational skills on case planning• Case planning practice on workstationsSunday, March 4 and Monday, March 5 09h00 - 10h30 Aortic Case Planning12h00 - 13h30 Popliteal Artery Aneurysm Case Planning15h00 - 16h30 Aortic Case PlanningTuesday, March 6 09h00 - 10h30 Aortic Case Planning12h00 - 13h30 Popliteal Artery Aneurysm Case PlanningTraining Unit 14Maximal number of participants: 10 per session

Virtual Reality AAA SimulationExperience AAA stenting in a lifelike virtual environment at the Gore Simulation Centre. These next generation simulators enable you to hone your procedural wire and catheter skills with incredibly real tactile feedback.This state-of-the-art method allows physicians to practice the delivery of an AAA and Iliac Branched Device for the purpose of enhancing pre-case planning and advancing medical education.Sunday, March 4 and Monday, March 509h00 - 10h00, 10h30 - 11h30, 12h00 - 13h00, 13h30 - 14h30, 15h00 - 16h30Tuesday, March 6 09h00 - 10h00, 10h30 - 11h30, 12h00 - 13h00Training Unit 15Maximal number of participants: 2 per simulator4 simulators available. Check the time table above for the start of each training session.

In-situ venous bypass technique with anatomical models:Tutors: J Pfeiffenberger, U WarkotschLearn in an educational hands-on session the most important techniques and tips for in-situ venous bypass and perform a procedure with realistic anatomical models.Sunday, March 4 14h00 - 15h30 and 16h00 - 17h30Monday, March 5 14h00 - 15h30 and 16h00 - 17h30Training Suite 6 and 7

Carotid Endarterectomy technique with anatomical models:Tutors: KT von Trotha, K SchleimerLearn in an educational hands-on session the most important techniques and tips for Carotid Endarterectomy using shunts and patches and perform a procedure with real-istic anatomical models.Sunday, March 4 14h00 - 15h30 and 16h00 - 17h30Monday, March 5 14h00 - 15h30 and 16h00 - 17h30Training Suite 6 and 7

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Sizing and planning for EVAR A structured approach to sizing and planning for EVARTarget audience: Physicians with• Little or no experience with sizing & planning for EVAR• Interested in learning a structured approach to the sizing & planning and patient

selection process• refine their sizing and planning skills In this course, participants will be introduced in a practical, structured and interactive way into the assessment, measuring and subsequent planning for an EVAR procedure with the Endurant stent graft system. The principles of proper measuring, sizing and planning will be explained, demonstrated and discussed as a group. Objectives By the end of this course, participants shall be able to: • How to have a systematic and structured way of assessing the CT scan for every

potential EVAR patient. • Interpret the information from a CT scan into which anatomies are suitable for

EVAR • How to choose the appropriate stent graft components for an EVAR • The value of creating a robust primary and back up plan for your EVAR cases • How to create recommended treatment strategies depending on the measurements

and anatomySunday, March 4 08h30 - 10h30Monday, March 5 08h30 - 10h30Training Suite 9 and 10

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Endovascular treatment of rAAA and team-training - EVEREST - MEDTRONIC - 3D SystemsTarget audience: Physicians with no/little experience in the endovascular repair of ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysmsThis workshop is designed for physicins seeking to get a better understanding about aspects important for the endovascular treatment of ruptured AAA (rAAA). After a theoretical introduction to a standardized approach for the treatment of rAAA, par-ticipants will have the opportunity to learn about the mateial and procedural steps needed for REBOA (Resuscitative Endovascular Balloon Occlusion of the Aorta) = Endoclamping. Finally, the importance of a team approach will be demonstrated and discussed with the group.

Objectives After the course, participants will be able to:• Recall the protocol for the endovascular treatment of rAAA including permissive

hypotension • Explain material needed and procedural steps for performing REBOA • Describe the importance of and important factors for a well functioning team espe-

cially during rAAA Sunday, March 4 15h30 - 17h30Monday, March 5 13h30 - 15h30 Max. participants: 20 Tutors: I Van Herzeele, Z Rancic

Endovascular treatment of Peripheral Artery Disease in the SFA Endovascular treatment of Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) in the superficial femoral artery (SFA)Target audience: Physicians with limitted experience in the endovascular treatment of PAD. These workshops are designed to be both, practical and interactive; you will be working as a group with the therapy facilitator whilst utilising state of the art simulation and presentation technologies.The therapy facilitator will run each training session and will lead the discussion about the procedure, specific procedural steps, treatment strategies, tips & tricks and how to use the respective Medtronic technology for these therapies. You will have the opportunity to discuss and ask all your questions about the respective procedure and where possible to perform the procedural steps on the available simulators. Objectives By the end of this course, participants shall be able to: • Name different vascular access options and recall how to obtain lesion access • Compare different interventional treatment strategies for the Superficial Femoral

Artery (SFA)• Define appropriate interventional material according to a case example on a

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Bringing innovative solutions for vascular challengesSunday, March 409h00 - 10h30 Bypassing central venous stenosis, N Inston16h15 - 17h00 Restoring access in chronically occluded veins,

V MatoussevitchMonday, March 511h15 - 13h00 Restoring access in chronically occluded veins,

V Matoussevitch14h00 - 15h30 Bypassing central venous stenosis, N InstonTuesday, March 6 09h00 - 10h30 Bypassing central venous stenosis, N InstonTraining Suite 4 and 5

See what you’re missing with MolcuLight i:XTN Monday, March 5 14h00 - 16h00Training Suite 26

EVC Endovascular CompetitionB MeesTrain and test your endovascular skills in our own endovascular simulators. In our Maze Boxes you can perform endovascular interventions for both aorta-iliac aneurysm and occlusive disease. Several boxes will be available for training while in one box the EVC Endovascular Competition will be held. The winner of the EVC Endovascular Competition 2018 will win an IPad!Sunday, March 4 08h30 - 18h00Monday, March 5 08h30 - 18h00Tuesday, March 6 08h30 - 18h00EVC Community booth 1

Training Workshop ProgrammeSunday, March 4 Session 1 and Session 2Monday, March 5 Session 1 and Session 2 Tuesday, March 6 Session 1

Session 109h00 - 13h00 Simulator trainingThis will run in four sessions:(09h00 - 09h55, 10h00 - 10h55 and 11h00 - 11h55, 12h00 - 12h55)One proctor per simulator and four delegates per simulator per sessionSession 214h00 - 17h00Three presentations, presented as an ‘Education Hub’ focusing on Planning and Sizing14h15 - 15h00Sizing and Planning for Custom Made Devices15h15 - 16h00Using Custom Made Devices to Treat Patients with Challenging Anatomy16h15 - 17h00Principles for Treating Challenging Anatomy(This will discuss a hybrid solution using Bolton Medical and Vascutek)Systems and models will be available during presentations if needed for demonstration purposes.Training Suite 8

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Clinical decisions, tips and tricks in acute deep vein thrombosis illustrated by clinical casesModerators: T Comerota, S Vedantham14h00 Subclavian vein thrombosis

I Baumgartner, Switzerland14h30 Iliofemoral vein thrombosis

G O’Sullivan, Ireland15h00 Femoral vein thrombosis

P Sandset, Norway

Sunday, March 4Room 0.8Clinical decisions, tips and tricks in PTS illustrated by clinical casesModerators: P Gloviczki, M Meissner16h00 Endophlebectomy and AV fistulae to improve inflow

H Jalaie, Germany, J van Laanen, the Netherlands16h30 PTA of a chronic femoral vein obstruction

M Garcia, USA17h00 Compression in PTS

S Kahn, Canada, G Mosti, Italy

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Monday, March 5Room 0.8Clinical decisions, tips and tricks in Pelvic congestive syndrome illustrated by clinical casesModerator: M Gohel14h00 MRV and Duplex technique and interpretation

C Arnoldussen, the Netherlands, I Toonder, the Netherlands14h30 Embolization of incompetent pelvic veins

M Whiteley, UK15h00 Treatment of obstructive disease in PCS patients

M Wikkeling, the Netherlands

Monday, March 5Room 0.8Clinical decisions, tips and tricks in superficial venous interventions illustrated by clinical casesModerators: A Davies, E Rabe16h00 Endovenous GSV/SSV ablation

K Bozkurt, Turkey16h30 Neovascularization after superficial venous interventions

I Mohan, Australia16h50 Complications in superficial venous interventions

A Giannoukas, Greece17h10 Compression after superficial venous interventions

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Sunday , March 4Room 0.9Free paper sessionModerators: J van Laanen, W van Gent14h00 Stent extension below the sapheno-femoral junction into one dominant

inflow vessel, worth it?T van Vuuren, the Netherlands

14h15 Efficacy of treating Pelvic Congestion SyndromeR Kurstjens, the Netherlands

14h30 Solving extreme deep venous incompetency with controlled deep venous obstructionI Toonder, the Netherlands

14h45 Reduced rate of surgical site infections by using cIPNT (Prevena™) after Endophlebectomy of the femoral vein; a pilot studyA Gombert, Germany

15h00 Collateral Veins in Deep Venous Obstructions: Relevance?S Doganci, Turkey

15h15 “Imaging deep vein obstruction. What do we really need and when?” C Arnoldussen, the Netherlands

Free paper sessionModerators: K Bozkurt, F Pannier16h00 Iliac vein reconstructions after stent occlusion: A Case Series of Palma

procedureM Toubaei, Iran

16h15 Changes in stent geometry after venous recanalization using duplex ultra-soundM Barbati, Germany

16h30 Eight-year follow-up of a randomized clinical trial comparing ultrasound-guided foam sclerotherapy with surgical stripping of the great saphenous vein Y Lam, the Netherlands

16h45 New insights in SCTF Pannier, Germany

17h00 Precision System: The bipolar radiofrequency solution for varicose vein treatmentS Schulte, Germany

17h15 Endovenous treatment of truncal veins using glueK Bozkurt, Turkey

Monday , March 5Room 0.9Free paper sessionModerators: J van laanen, S Doganci14h00 The need for a changed diagnostic work up for patients with venous

leg ulcersC Pernot, the Netherlands

14h15 Clinical outcome after removal of infected AV fistula in hybrid proceduresJ van Laanen, the Netherlands

14h30 Radiation exposure of patients with post-thrombotic syndrome during endovenous recanalizationM Barbati, Germany

14h45 Does venous stenting across the inguinal ligament obstruct the great saphenous vein?H Jalaie, Germany

15h00 Does post DVT stenting of the subclavian vein improve outcome: first experienceP Gizewski, the Netherlands

15h15 Incidence of central venous obstructions in patients with recurrent DVT’sR Strijkers, the Netherlands

Guidline sessionModerators: C Wittens, M Neumann16h00 Venous ulcer treatment

M Flour, Belgium16h30 Treatment of truncal veins

K Bozkurt, Turkey17h00 Neovarices

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Session 1 First Kind GEKOModerator: D SmilesProcedure training How to apply DVT prevention deviceTraining Suite 16Session 2 Vascular Insight CLARIVEIN Moderators: D Boersema, J BoschHands-on training session, The new way of treating Varicose VeinsTraining Suite 17Session 3 Philips IVUS Moderator: C Sim LimProcedure training IVUS for deep vein treatmentTraining Suite 16Session 4 Straub ASPIREX Moderator: T HellerProcedure training for treatment of Iliofemoral DVT, tips and tricsTraining Suite 17Sunday, March 4 Session 1 and session 2 14h00 - 15h30

Session 3 and session 4 16h00 - 17h30Maximum number of participants per session: 15

AV workshop Course content:• Pathology and treatment options for difficult AV lesions• Tips & tricks on AV stenting• Hands-on session on artificial Model Bard• Participant involvementThe course will feature interactive lectures with question and answer sessions on the use of different treatment options such as high pressure balloons, DCB’s and stenting in difficult AV lesions. After the presentation there will be the possibility to deploy some Covera stent samples in an artificial model.Sunday, March 4 14h00 - 15h30Training Suite 19

Venovo, the new Generation dedicated venous stentCourse content:• Venovo Presentation • Tips & tricks on venous stenting J van Laanen• Hands-on session on artificial model (Bard) Participant involvementThe course will feature interactive lectures with question and answer sessions on venous pathology and stenting. After the presentation there will be the possibility to deploy some Venovo samples in an artificial model.Sunday, March 4 16h00 - 17h30Training Suite 19

Upper limb edema and it’s treatment: the latest insightsModerator: D UlrichWorkshop description:During this workshop, you will be informed about the latest insights regarding (lymph) edema in the arm. What are the latest treatment techniques, what does the treatment plan look like and how about the patient experiences?Sunday, March 4 14h00 - 15h30 and 16h00 - 17h30Training Suite 18

Varicose: Cyanoacrylate Glue ablationTreatment techniquePratical demonstrationsSunday, March 4 14h00 - 15h30 and 16h00 - 17h30Training Suite 21

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Masterclass Venous Stents, IVC Filters and Embolization by COOK MedicalThis hands-on workshop consists of 3 workstations. The group of attendees will be divided in 3 groups and will rotate between the different workstations.Workstation 1: gives the attendees the opportunity to perform venous stent placement. Tips and tricks for Venous stent placement will be discussed.Workstation 2: attendees will perform an ovarian vein embolization and learn about the different techniques of coil placement.Workstation 3: attendees will perform vena cava filter placement and retrieval. The indications for filter placement and the importance of retrieval will be discussed.Monday, March 5 14h00 - 15h30 Training Suite 18Maximum amount of attendees: 15

Masterclass Venous Stents, IVC Filters and Embolization by COOK MedicalThis hands-on workshop consists of 3 workstations. The group of attendees will be divided in 3 groups and will rotate between the different workstations.Workstation 1: gives the attendees the opportunity to perform venous stent placement. Tips and tricks for Venous stent placement will be discussed.Workstation 2: attendees will perform an ovarian vein embolization and learn about the different techniques of coil placement.Workstation 3: attendees will perform vena cava filter placement and retrieval. The indications for filter placement and the importance of retrieval will be discussed.Monday, March 5 16h00 - 17h30Training Suite 18Maximum amount of attendees: 15

Masterclass sclerotherapyDo you like to learn more about?• Varicose veins and treatment• (micro) Sclerotherapy• Duplex guided foam sclerotherapy• Indications• Results• Side effects and complicationsGeneral information:The masterclass will be given by M Mooij, phlebologist at Centrum Oosterwal, a clinic in Alkmaar, the Netherlands. He is an expert in the field of treating varicose veins. During his presentation and the workshop you can ask him your questions. You can already send your questions by mail.Sunday, March 4 14h00 - 15h30 and 16h00 - 17h30Monday, March 5 14h00 - 15h30 and 16h00 - 17h30Training Suite 22Workshop for max. 25 participantsFoaming sclerotherapy: how to make good foam (30 places available)Sclerotrainers: learn to inject the small spider veins (10 sclerotrainers available)2 Duplex-scanners: how to access the deeper veins for foam sclerotherapy (6 places available)


Successful treatment of VENOUS LEG ULCERS & EDEMA with Juzo compression productsThe successful treatment of venous leg ulcers and edema, as well as the prevention of recurrences rest on two pillars: a compression treatment and movement. In this workshop we will be using Juzo compression products and discuss the successful treatment of these at different stages (reduction and maintenance phase).Monday, March 5 14h00 - 15h30Training Suite 19

Value Based Health Care in venous disease Monday, March 5 16h00 - 17h3016h00 The ideal dataset to evaluate care: The ICHOM vision

M Ingvar, Sweden 16h20 Digital outcome measurements in the venous outpatient clinic

F Catarinella, the Netherlands16h40 General DiscussionTraining Suite 19

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Patients and Self-Management in Wound treatment and Compression therapyModerators: J Whitaker, B KnippenbergTreatment of Leg Ulcers and edema is still a big challenge. During this workshop we show simple solutions that contribute to the self-management and empowerment of patients. In Wound treatment a successful start of the treatment will be very important for the outcome. Debridement in Wound management is most important and you will see the impact of Debrisoft. Furthermore you will learn about the success with the use of Velcro compression systems in self-management.Monday, March 5 16h00 - 17h30Room 0.4/0.5

“How to heal wounds instead of managing them” Informative and hands-on workshop on: The best preventive wound-treatment and healing approach using top notch knowledge and innovative solutions.By: Els Brouwer (Head of International Sales Phlebology/Lymphology, medi DE) and Matej Rajk (Director of Sales and Marketing, MESI, development of medical devices, LTDSunday, March 4 16h00 - 17h30Room 0.4/0.5

Decision making in superficial venous diseases Target audience Physicians with no/little experience in the treatment of superficial venous diseases, wishing to deepen their knowledge about decision making processes for endovenous treatment of their patientsThis workshop is designed for physicians with little experience in the treatment of ve-nous disease, wishing to get a better understanding about the decision making process and factors to consider when developing the treatment-strategy for their patients. Participants will be introduced to a decision making pathway, helping to consider wich treatment-option might be the most suitable for their patients with superficial venous insufficiencies. Interactive case discussions will be used to demonstrate the usage of the pathway and support the proper application by the participants. Objectives After the course, participants will be able to • List multiple factors contributing to venous diseases • Recall the components of the decision making pathway for patients with superficial

venous diseases • Explain different treatment options for venous superficial diseasesSunday, March 4 13h30 - 15h30Monday, March 5 15h45 - 17h45 Training Suite 9Max. participants: 20

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The art of precisionAdvanced technology for treating varicose veinsThe advanced radiofrequency system for endoluminal ablationSpecial Guest: S SchulteAt the booth, we are going to present the PRECISION System for treating varicose veins. The generator and ProCurve V applicator of the Precision System allow highly accurate and customized varicose vein treatments. Using bipolar radiofrequency technology, the “Pulse RFITT” mode (radiofrequency induced thermotherapy), occludes veins gently and efficiently.The Precision System includes the following self-regulation features: During the entire ablation procedure, the system delivers only the power actually needed to occlude that particular vein being treated. In addition, the visual and audible feedback informs about the ablation progress. This allows the surgeon to match the rate of applicator withdrawal optimally to the specific characteristics of the target vein, thus achieving customized and precise ablation of the varicose vein.Monday, March 5 14h00 - 15h30 and 16h00 - 17h30 Training Suite 21Registrations at the Olympus booth

Venous stenting – lessons learned: practical application, tips & tricks from the expertsObjectives• Provide theoretical and practical insights into venous stenting • Experienced users sharing their experience & lessons learned• Provide hands-on experience in a flow modelTopics• Introduction into deep venous pathology• Diagnostic and therapy options for DVT patients• Deep venous stenting: materials used, access, technique, imaging, stenting, follow-up• Dedicated venous stents in challenging vessel segments: recorded cases, challenges,

pitfalls• Hands-on with dedicated venous stents in a flow modelMonday, March 51st Masterclass: H Jalaie

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Mechanical Thrombectomy Using the Indigo System- Rationale for direct aspiration with pump- Basic configuration- Showcase- Handling, tips & tricksRecorded Case Presentation Hands-On Flow Model Session Q&AThis workshop introduces Penumbra’s Indigo® Mechanical Thrombectomy System which can be used to remove emboli and thrombi from vessels of the peripheral arterial and venous systems. The participants get familiarized with the minimally-in-vasive device which enables the rapid restoration of blood flow. Learning objectives include patient selection, revascularization techniques with continuous aspiration, device setup, selection and usage of continuous aspiration mechanical thrombectomy catheters and separators, tips and tricks.Monday, March 5 14h00 - 15h30Training Suite 16

Peripheral Embolisation with Ruby Coil and the POD System; H Mehrzad, UK- Features and benefits of large volume coils- Showcase- Handling, tips & tricksRecorded Case Presentation Hands-On Flow Model Session Q&AThis workshop introduces two large-volume detachable coil platforms that enable embolization in the body’s more complex anatomy. Both Ruby® Coil and the POD® System can be delivered through a high-flow microcatheter and are indicated forarterial and venous embolization in the peripheral vasculature. Learning objectives include techniques for a dense packing in aneurysms and vessels in a variety of clinical applications, product handling, accessory selection, tips and tricks.Monday, March 5 16h00 - 17h30Training Suite 16

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Chronic Oedema; Current guidelines and treatmentsModerators: K van der Wegen, E BrouwerSunday, March 4 14h00 - 15h3014h00 Welcome14h05 An update in wound treatment and debridement

M Warbouds, the Netherlands14h25 The importants of ABPI in chronic oedema

T Wentel, the Netherlands14h45 The future of compression in phlebology

Y Lam, the Netherlands15h05 An update of the current treatment and guidelines in Lymphoedema;

compression as a cornerstone K van Duinen, the Netherlands

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We like to move it, move it!Moderator: T WentelAim of this interactive Symposium is to create awareness that mobility can contribute to the effect of compression therapy.In this course an interactive question tool is used to show the current knowledge of the attendants. Attendants will be able to vote and with this tool instant audience feedback is integrated on the screen during the course.Monday, March 5 14h00 - 15h3014h00 Welcome14h05 Motion and Compression

K van der Wegen, the Netherlands14h25 Compression and Motion

T Wentel, the Netherlands14h45 Physical exercise, a challenge for edema patients

A Hendrickx , the Netherlands15h05 Support for Life, practical challenges in daily motion

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Ultrasound workshop on venous pathology (duplex U/S)Faculty: I Toonder, I Zwiers, S Doganci, S AgricolaIntroduction by: I Toonder, I Zwiers, S Doganci, S Agricola (all faculty)1st part hand on session: On screen information, US machine settings, anatomy on healthy volunteersBREAK2nd part hand on session: Patholgy/therapy monitoring in actual patientsSunday, March 4 16h00 - 17h30Monday, March 5 16h00 - 17h30Training Suite 20

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Rotation WorkshopsModerators: Weijmer, Gallieni, Shemesh, ShenoyMonday, March 508h30

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AV Access WorkshopModerator: G WeltenThis hands on AV access workshop is designed for nurses and physicians with limited or no experience with the techniques of implanting an AV prosthetic graft. It will be as well beneficial for those who wish to refresh or improve their knowledge on the use of prosthetic grafts in AV access.A suture box setting will be used during this workshop. There will be 8 boxes available to work on and each session takes approximately 60 minutes.For the dialysis nurse the special feature of the cannulation arm will be offered. The arm offers the possibility to feel the difference between puncturing an early stick graft and a regular prosthetic graft.Sunday, March 4 and Monday, March 51. 09h00 - 10h002. 10h30 - 11h303. 12h00 - 13h004. 13h30 - 14h305. 15h00 - 16h00Tuesday, March 61. 09h00 - 10h002. 10h30 - 11h303. 12h00 - 13h00Training Suite 15Maximal number of participants: 2 per suture box8 suture boxes available. Check the time table above for the start of each training session.

Vascular Access Surgical Model WorkshopModerators: Widmer, Mickley, Glickman, Baktiroglu, LazaridesMonday, March 508h30

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Saturday March 3, 2018

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Training Suite 17 14.00 - 15.30 Angiocare 16.00 - 17.30 Angiocare

Training Suite 18 14.00 - 15.30 Bauerfeind 16.00 - 17.30 Bauerfeind

Training Suite 19 14.00 - 15.30 Bard 16.00 - 17.30 Bard

Training Suite 20 14.00 - 15.30 RD Global 16.00 - 17.30 Siemens

Training Suite 21 14.00 - 15.30 Biolas 16.00 - 17.30 Biolas

Training Suite 22 14.00 - 15.30 Kreussler 16.00 - 17.30 Kreussler

Monday, March 5Training Suite 16 14.00 - 15.30 Penumbra 16.00 - 17.30 Penumbra

Training Suite 17 14.00 - 15.30 Optimed 16.00 - 17.30 Optimed

Training Suite 18 14.00 - 15.30 Cook 16.00 - 17.30 Cook

Training Suite 19 14.00 - 15.30 Juzo 16.00 - 17.30 BrightFish

Training Suite 20 14.00 - 15.30 RD Global 16.00 - 17.30 Siemens

Training Suite 21 14.00 - 15.30 Olympus 16.00 - 17.30 Olympus

Training Suite 22 14.00 - 15.30 Kreussler 16.00 - 17.30 Kreussler

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Our goal is to educate and inspire!

Therefore we offer you, in addition to our yearly course in Maastricht, a new EVC online community. For only Euro 75,- per year* you will get access to the bookchapters and videos of previous EVC´s: your personal vascular library.

Our community also provides you with a wiki which is connected to pubmed and a vascular forum where you can communicate with other members.

Furthermore we will have e-learning modules on various vascular topics.

We hope you will tune in frequently for new features and specials. This community could be your newest destination for the latest information on Vascular, venous and access subjects. It will also comprise the latest techniques in open and endovascular techniques, demonstrated by edited videos.

* you have free access if you have a gift code or if you have registered for EVC 2018 or the upcoming EVC in 2019.

Please register at www.vascular-course.comand create your own personal vascular dashboard.

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