Friday 26 January – 2018

FRIDAY JANUARY 26 / MAIN SESSION

AUDITORIUM / LEVEL -1

	08.30					CAROTID
	Moderators					Michel Bartoli, Jacques Busquet, Hans-Henning Eckstein, Michael Wholey
	08.30					Extra-intracranial bypass and hybrid surgery for the treatment of giant aneurysms, Serguei Malikov
	08.40					2000 CAS in 20 years: what have we learned in terms of indications, CPD, type of stents? Enrico Cieri
	08.50					Expertise is key to perform a safe carotid stenting but what is the required level? David Calvet
	09.00					Intra operative risk management during asymptomatic carotid repair, Carlo Pratesi
	09.10					Why Duplex or Angiography MUST be performed after CEA? Hans-Henning Eckstein
	09.20					Diaphragm (web) of the ICA: an underestimated cause of stroke in young people, Emmanuel Houdart
	09.30					Symptomatic near total carotid occlusion: urgent repair or leave it alone?, George Geroulakos
	09.40					Mister Clean: the acute stroke rescue tools, Laurent Spelle
						HONORARY LECTURE
	09.50					Discussion
	10.00					Dealing with adversity: a requirement for success for vascular surgeons and vascular specialists, Franck Veith
	10.10					Discussion
	10.20					Industry symposium
	10.50					Break in the exhibition hall
	11.20					INFRA DIAPHRAGMATIC AORTIC ANEURYSMS
	Moderators					Eric Allaire, Jean-Marc Alsac, Fabio Verzini
						Gender, age, fitness and anatomy, new graft: what are the ways to success?
	11.20					Golden rules to reduce radiation in the hybrid room, Adrien Hertault
	11.30					Why are outcomes for AAA worse in women than men? Janet Powell
	11.40					Is EVAS a proper choice in women? Jan Heyligers
	11.50					Thinner and thinner: does the next generation endograft compromise durability? Philippe Cuypers
	12.00					Why should you not limit your expertise to a single stent graft? Claude Mialhe
						How to promote sac thrombosis?
	12.10					Pre or intra operative sac embolization: technique and results, Nicolas Frisch
	12.20					Onyx sac filling: how to do it, what are the results? Uriel Sebbag
	12.30					New routes to access the aneurysm sac for Type 2 embolization, Tilo Kölbel
	12.40					Discussion
	12.50					Lunch in the exhibition hall

13.50	Industry symposium
14.20	INFRA DIAPHRAGMATIC AORTIC ANEURYSMS (cont.)
Moderators	Ludovic Canaud, Serguei Malikov, Frank Vermassen
14.20	Re-interventions after repair of ruptured AAA, Janet Powel
	Unanswered questions regarding the infra renal neck
14.30	How to categorize the infra renal neck properly? Isabelle Van Herzeele
14.40	No or short neck AAA: is open surgery obsolete? Michel Bartoli
14.50	Which ugly neck can be treated by standard Evar and Aptus, which one can’t? Jean-Paul De Vries	LEVEL 2 14.30 ePosters presentations Jury Members: Eric Allaire, Jean-Marc Alsac, Michel Bartoli, Ludovic Canaud, Frédéric Cochennec, Fabio Verzini
	Chimneys, laser, homemade graft, what is the best choice when F EVAR is not available?
15.00	Poor results of chimney technique in France: blame the technique or blame the surgeons? Raphael Coscas
15.10	Ch-EVAS for short neck aneurysm, what are the mid-term results? Peter Holt
15.20	Laser fenestration: how Padawan became a Jedi! Dominique Fabre
15.30	Homemade F EVAR: are results comparable to industry-customized grafts? Frédéric Cochennec
	Debate: chims or F EVAR?
15.40	The evidence of F EVAR is lacking, chimney is the winner, Konstantinos Donas
15.50	The evidence of chims are poor, fenestrated grafts are gold standard, Tara Mastracci
	Debate: 3 versus 4 fenestrations
16.00	4 fenestrations kill more patients and are not worthy, Rao Vallabhaneni
16.10	3-4 fenestrations are safer in the long run without compromising the early outcomes, Eric Verhoeven
	Debate: access from above during F EVAR
16.20	Access from above: the key for an easy F EVAR! Dominique Midy
16.30	I never use access from above, Stéphan Haulon
16.40	Break in the exhibition hall
17.10	INFRA DIAPHRAGMATIC AORTIC ANEURYSMS (cont.)
Moderators	Ionel Droc, Eric Ducasse, Frank Veith
	What happens at the iliac level?
17.10	You struggle to get into the fenestration: try a steerable guiding sheath, Giovanni Pratesi
17.20	Completion cone bean CT is mandatory to assess technical success during F EVAR, Gustavo Oderich
17.30	Why belonging to a scientific society is so important? Jean Sabatier
17.40	Do large common arteries compromise the long-term results of EVAR? Nabil Chakfe
17.50	Large common iliac arteries: bell bottom, sandwich, or hypogastric occlusion? Armando Lobato
18.00	Iliac branch devices: what are the limits, are they durable? Fabio Verzini
	AAA Rupture
18.10	Which RAAA patients should be denied intervention and based on what? Willem Wisselink
18.20	What is the quality of life in patients who survive a rupture? Julien Sfeir
	HONOUR INVITED GUEST LECTURE
18.30	Erectile dysfunction history: new concept and new hopes, Ronald Virag
18.40	End of the sessions


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