Saturday 09 – Venous Session

Welcome address, Jean-Luc Gérard

Paget Shroetter syndrome must be treated very aggressively (rib resection and vein reconstruction)
– Pro, Isaac Nyamekye
– Con, Bruno Anastasie

Deep venous reflux repair: how to avoid bad results, how to manage complications?
Oscar Maleti

Deep vein obstruction correction: how to avoid bad results, how to manage complications?
Marzia Lugli

When good stents go bad – what to do when disaster strikes? Gerry O’Sullivan

Nutcracker syndrome maybe over-diagnosed (and over-treated) in the majority of patients
– description and mechanism of “pseudo-nutcracker” syndrome, Mark Whiteley
Nutcracker syndrome:
– It exists and we should treat it: vascular surgeon, Peter Gloviczki
– It does not exist: vascular physician, Gilbert Franco

Open and Endovascular treatment of superior vena cava syndrome of benign aetiology,
George Geroulakos

Physiopathology of lower extremity venous pain after deep vein thrombosis, Fedor Lurie

Bone perforators:
– Pathogenesis and duplex investigation, Philippe Lemasle
– Anatomical images and CTS image (3D), Jean-François Uhl
– Treatment, Albert-Adrien Ramelet

Recurrence at the popliteal fossa:
– Pathogenesis and duplex investigation, Philippe Lemasle
– Anatomical images and CTS image (3D), Jean-François Uhl
– Endovenous treatment, René Milleret

Differential diagnosis of intramuscular venous malformations, Annouk Bisdorff
Cloves syndrome and Protee syndrome: characteristics, Pierre Vabres
Cloves syndrome: Totem and Promise study, Pierre Vabres

Hemorrhoids: chemical, thermal ablation. Which one is the best treatment?
Anne-Laure Tarreirias, Nadia Fathallah

TECHNIQUES OF INJECTION FOR SCLEROTHERAPY
– Long catheter, Attilio Cavezzi
– Short catheter, Philippe Coleridge Smith
– Butterfly, Felizitas Pannier
– Needle, Claudine Hamel-Desnos

Foam remains a good option for large caliber veins
– Pro, Simon Ashley
– Con, Philip Coleridge Smith

Tumescence enhances foam efficiency
– Pro, Attilo Cavezzi
– Con, Birgit Kahle

Compression after sclerotherapy is mandatory
– Pro, Fedor Lurie
– Con, Jean-Luc Gérard

– Pelvic embolisation must be done first, Olivier Hartung
– Sclerotherapy of LL varices can be done regardless pelvic embolisation, Philip Coleridge-Smith

– Extravasation of sclerosing agent do not obligatory provoke necrosis,
Albert-Adrien Ramelet
– Treatment of varices and telangiectasias by sclerotherapy can provoke necrosis,
Jean-Luc Gérard

CHOOSE WISELY AND GOOD PRACTICE FOR THE TREATMENT OF VARICOSE VEINS by the French Professional National Council of Vascular Medicine, Claudine Hamel-Desnos

PRESENTATION AND CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF EVRA STUDY
– Justification and methodology for EVRA, Isaac Nyamekye
– EVRA trial results, Manj Gohel
– Strengths and limitations of EVRA, Marianne De Maeseneer
– What questions still need answers after EVRA? Fannie Forgues

Postero-tibial deep vein ablation for healing venous ulcer, René Milleret