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CHAIRMAN

Hans-Henning Eckstein

Munich, Germany

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Dear colleagues, dear friends of the MUNICH VASCULAR CONFERENCE (MAC),

after a lean period of pandemic-related restrictions we are delighted to invite you

very cordially to the 10th MUNICH VASCULAR CONFERENCE (MAC) on 01–03 Decem-

ber, 2021.

The 10th MAC will continue to be a platform of mutual exchange between vascular

clinicians from all vascular medical specialties and colleagues from translational and

basic research. Both sides will benefit from each other. Clinicians have the oppor-

tunity to learn more about translational research and the evolution of cutting-edge

technologies and translational researchers may get a better understanding for the

needs of clinicians and their patients.

Since the 10th MAC is an anniversary meeting, we will reflect on the past 20 years,

and will take a look at the future 10-20 years. Which clinical, technological and edu-

cational developments changed our vascular procedures over the last two decades

and which kind of progress is to be expected within the next years? Besides many

other main topics, we will of course address the issue to which extent the ongoing

Covid-19 pandemic is affecting the vascular prerequisites in Europe and worldwide.

The 10th MAC will be an online meeting, which will provide worldwide FREE ACCESS.

It just needs a simple registration under https://www.mac-conference.com/de/Regis-

tration/. . Our world-wide renown faculty will once again guarantee lively discussions

between the faculty and the audience.

In 2019 we experienced a record participation of more than 600 attendees, who

again highly appreciated the choice of topics, the outstanding quality of the presen-

tations from the world‘s leading faculty and the ideal opportunity for discussions.

Therefore, the 10th MAC will address aortic, carotid, and peripheral arterial diseases

again, this year focused on individualized care. In addition to the latest advances

in clinical and translational vascular research it will include the newest open and

endovascular technologies, biological mechanisms of atherosclerosis and the latest

imaging modalities.

Due to the ongoing progress in the treatment of venous diseases and the increa-

sing clinical relevance of access surgery, the 10th MAC will host a Venous Symposi-

um and for the first time additionally a Vascular Access Symposium on Wednesday,

01 December.

The 10th MAC will again arrange online lunch symposia, industry-workshops and

„meet the expert“ sessions.

The 10th MAC will be organized in close cooperation with KelCon GmbH, Berlin/Seli-

genstadt.

We very much look forward to welcoming you online to the 10th MAC!

Prof. Hans-Henning EcksteinChairman

Head of the Department for Vascular and

Endovascular Surgery

Universitätsklinikum rechts der Isar,

Technical University of Munich, Germany

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SCIENTIFIC ORGANISERSSCIENTIFIC ORGANISERS

CO-CHAIRMEN FROM MUNICH, GERMANY:

Michael GeeHead of the Mechanics and High Performance Computing Group, Technical University of Munich, Germany

Lars MaegdefesselHead of the Experimental Vascular Medicine Group, Department for Vascular and Endovascular Surgery, Technical University of Munich, Germany

Wolfgang WallHead of the Institute for Computational Mechanics, Technical University of Munich, Germany

Uwe Heemann Head of the Department of Nephrology, Universitätsklinikum rechts der Isar, Technical University of Munich, Germany

Holger PoppertHead of the Department for Neurology, Helios Klinikum Wiesbaden, Germany and Lecturer at the Technical University of Munich, Germany

Claus ZimmerHead of the Department for Neuroradio-logy, Universitätsklinikum rechts der Isar, Technical University of Munich, Germany


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INVITED FACULTY INVITED FACULTY

Efthymios AvgerinosAthens, Greece(P. 21, 22)Quirin Bachmann Munich, Germany(P. 22)Marc Bailey Leicester, United Kingdom(P. 26)Jean-Pierre Becquemin Paris, France(P. 37, 39) Christian Behrendt Hamburg, Germany(P. 26, 28)Colin Bicknell London, United Kingdom(P. 23, 35)Gabor Biro Munich, Germany(P. 32)Martin Björck Uppsala, Sweden(P. 24, 29, 31)Dittmar Böckler Heidelberg, Germany(P. 27, 31, 37)Tobias Boeckh-Behrens Munich, Germany(P. 24)Kurşat Bozkurt Istanbul, Turkey(P. 20, 21)Andrew Bradbury Birmingham, United Kingdom(P. 28)Daniela Branzan Leipzig, Germany(P. 27)Marianne Brodmann Graz, Austria(P. 26, 28)

Lukas Bruder Munich, Germany(P. 40)Richard Bulbulia Oxford, United Kingdom(P. 24, 25)Albert Busch Dresden, Germany(P. 23)Ludovic Canaud Montpellier, France(P. 36) Nabil Chakfé Strassbourgh, France(P. 23, 26) Martin Czerny Freiburg, Germany(P. 33, 36)Vaiva Dabravolskaité Turun Yliopisto/Finland(P. 23)Ron Dalman Palo Alto, USA(P. 31, 40, 41)Alun Davies London, United Kingdom(P. 20)Gert J. de Borst Utrecht, The Netherlands(P. 24, 26)Jean-Paul de Vries Groningen, The Nether-lands (P. 26, 28, 29)Sebastian Debus Hamburg, Germany(P. 26, 31)Hans-Henning EcksteinMunich, Germany(P. 20, 21, 24, 35, 41)Wolf Eilenberg Wien, Austria(P. 36)Florian Elger Göttingen, Germany(P. 36, 47)

Christine Espinola-Klein Mainz, Germany(P. 26, 28, 29, 41)Gianlucca Faggioli Bologna, Italy(P. 39, 41)Mark Fingerle Munich, Germany(P. 30)Eri Fukaya Stanford, USA(P. 21)Christian Gasser Stockholm, Sweden(P. 30)Michael Gee Munich, Germany(P. 40)Philipp Geisbüsch Stuttgart, Germany(P. 49)George Geroulakos Athens, Greece(P. 37)Antonia Giménez GaibarSabadell, Spain (P. 47)Athanasios Giannoukas Larissa, Greece(P. 20, 21, 35)Franco GregoPadova, Italy(P. 37, 39)Beate Häberle Munich, Germany(P. 42)Alison Halliday Oxford, United Kingdom(P. 25)Stéphan Haulon Paris, France (P. 31)Uwe Heemann Munich, Germany(P. 36)

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Daijiro Hori Saitama, Japan(P. 36)Rebecka HultgrenStockholm, Sweden(P. 35, 40)Houman Jalaie Aachen, Germany(P. 20, 21)Michael Kallmayer Munich, Germany(P. 11) Adel Husseiny KamhawyTanta, Egypt(P. 22, 32, 34, 43)Angelos Karlas Munich, Germany(P. 26)Piotr KasprzakRegensburg, Germany(P. 34, 39)Richard Kellersmann Fulda, Germany(P. 22, 42, 43)Benno Kitsche Cologne, Germany(P. 22)Christoph Knappich Munich, Germany(P. 25, 30, 37, 39)Igor Končar Belgrade, Serbia(P. 23, 30)Dennis Kotelis Aachen, Germany(P. 37)George Kouvelos Larissa, Greece(P. 35)Hans KrankenbergHamburg, Germany(P. 42)Dainis Krievins Riga, Latvia(P. 28)

Regent LeeOxford, United Kingdom(P. 40)Christos Liapis Athens, Greece(P. 25, 33, 49)Jes Lindholt Odense, Denmark(P. 22, 26)Alan Lumsden Houston, USA(P. 30)Oliver Lyons Christchurch, New Zea-land (P. 20) Lars Maegdefessel Munich, Germany(P. 31, 40)Markus MakowskiMunich, Germany(P. 40)Martin Malina Copenhagen, Denmark(P. 41)Armando Mansilha Porto, Portugal(P. 20, 23, 25)Miltiadis Matsagkas Larissa, Greece(P. 35)Alexander Meyer Duisburg, Germany(P. 22)Petroula Nana Larissa, Greece(P. 35)Sandip NandhraUnited Kingdom(P. 41)Ross Naylor Leicester, United Kingdom(P. 25)Achim Neufang Kassel, Germany(P. 42, 43, 47)

Christoph Neumayer Vienna, Austria(P. 33) Andrij Nykonenko Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine(P. 41, 43)Philipp Papprottka Munich, Germany(P. 21, 42) Kosmas Paraskevas London, United Kingdom(P. 25)Dominik Pförringer Munich, Germany(P. 30)Holger Poppert Munich, Germany(P. 24)Ilaria PuttiniMunich, Germany(P. 33)Christian Reeps Dresden, Germany(P. 39)Tilman Reiff Heidelberg, Germany(P. 25)Michel ReijnenEnschede, The Nether-lands (P. 39) Timothy Resch Copenhagen, Denmark(P. 37, 39)Benedikt Reutersberg Zurich, Switzerland(P. 36, 37)Vincent Riambau Barcelona, Spain(P. 36)Peter Ringleb Heidelberg, Germany(P. 25, 31)Fiona Rohlffs Hamburg, Germany(P. 39, 42)

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INVITED FACULTY

Ahmed K. AllamBenha, Egypt(P. 34)Marko BogdanovicStockholm, Sweden(P. 32, 39) Mykhailo ChekhlovOdessa, Ukraine(P. 34, 42)Hannah FreytagMunich, Germany(P. 42)Boris HavrylenkoZaporizhzhia, Ukraine(P. 21)Lamisse KaramBeirut, Libanon(P. 34)Yaroslav KhrebtiyVinnitsa, Ukraine (P. 34)Kurtis KimBaltimore, USA(P. 34)Vakhtang KipianiTbilisi, Georgia(P. 34)Kathrin Kobus Munich, Germany(P. 40)Ryan LalooLeeds, United Kingdom(P. 26)Serhiy MachuskyZaporizhzhia, Ukraine(P. 34)Yasser MagdyEnschede, The Nether-lands (P. 32)Valerija MosenkoVilnius, Lithuania(P. 43)Yuliia NahaliukKyiv, Ukraine(P. 43)

Vedran PazurZagreb, Croatia(P. 32)Inna PuliaievaKharkiv, Ukraine(P. 28) Mohamed RizkCairo, Egypt(P. 32, 34, 43)Antti SiikaStockholm, Sweden(P. 32)Rebecca SkovCopenhagen, Denmark (P. 23) Olexandr SuzdalenkoZaporizhzhia, Ukraine(P. 34)Mareia TalvitieStockholm, Sweden(P. 35)Aleksandra WlodarczykKrakow, Poland(P. 43)

Joy Roy Stockholm, Sweden(P. 40, 41) Natzi Sakalihasan Liege, Belgium(P. 35, 36)Athanasios Saratzis Leicester, United Kingdom(P. 28, 29)Moritz ScheidtMunich, Germany(P. 30)Hubert Schelzig Duesseldorf, Germany(P. 36)Peter Schneider San Francisco, USA(P. 24, 28)Heribert Schunkert Munich, Germany(P. 31)Sabine Sieber Munich, Germany(P. 20, 29)Giole SimontePerugia, Italy(P. 47)Péter Sótonyi Budapest, Hungary(P. 26)Konstantinos Spanos Larissa, Greece(P. 35)Markus Steinbauer Regensburg, Germany(P. 32, 33)Kerstin Stoklasa Munich, Germany(P. 29)Ulf Teichgräber Jena, Germany(P. 28)Matthias TrennerWiesbaden, Germany(P. 39)

Phil Tsao Palo Alto, USA(P. 40)Maarit Venermo Helsinki, Finland(P. 23, 25)Markus Wagenhäuser Duesseldorf, Germany(P. 37, 47)Heiko Wendorff Munich, Germany(P. 28, 29, 42, 49)Moritz Wildgruber Munich, Germany(P. 42, 49)Sabine Wipper Innsbruck, Austria(P. 23, 37)Kakkhee YeungAmsterdam, The Nether-lands (P. 30, 39, 40)Clark Zeebregts Groningen, The Nether-lands (P. 24, 33, 41)Jian Zhang China(P. 37)Claus Zimmer Munich, Germany(P. 24) Petar Zlatanovic Belgrade, Serbia(P. 23)David ZschäpitzMunich, Germany(P. 32)

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Welcome 2

Scientific organisers 3

Invited Faculty 4

Abstract Presenters 7

Workshop Convenors 9

GENERAL INFORMATION 11

MAC PROGRAMME OVERVIEW 16

PROGRAMME | WEDNESDAY, 01 DECEMBER 2021 22

VENOUS Sessions

VASCULAR ACCESS Symposium

SPECIAL SESSION 1 22

GET TOGETHER 39

PROGRAMME | THURSDAY, 02 DECEMBER 2021 26

CAROTID ARTERY DISEASE Sessions 32

PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL DISEASE Sessions 30

LUNCH SYMPOSIUM 1 28

SPECIAL SESSION 1 36

GET TOGETHER 39

PROGRAMME | FRIDAY, 03 DECEMBER 2021 40

AORTIC Session 1 45

PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL DISEASE Session 3 40

LUNCH SYMPOSIUM 2 42

SPECIAL LECTURE 42

CAROTID ARTERY DISEASE Session 42

AORTIC Session 45

PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL DISEASE Session 46

SPECIAL SESSIONS 47

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 48

WORKSHOPS WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY 50

WORKSHOPS FRIDAY 54

OFFICIAL LANGUAGE

English

TABLE OF CONTENT

CONGRESS TIMES (SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS)

Wednesday, 01. December 2021 12:00 pm – 06:30 pm

Thursday, 02. December 2021 08:00 am – 06:30 pm

Friday, 03. December 2021 08:00 am – 05.30 pm

REGISTRATION FEES

Due to new pandemic-related restrictions, the 10th MAC will be an

online meeting with free access for everybody!

WORKSHOPS

Workshop registrations are only possible in connection with a regis-

tration for the Munich Vascular Conference 2021.

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GENERAL INFORMATIONGENERAL INFORMATION

ACCREDITATION

Medical Association Berlin

The programme of the 10th Munich Vascular Conference,

01-03 December 2021, will be submitted for accreditation.

The 10th Munich Vascular Conference 2021 is under the auspice of:

German Vascular Society (DGG)

CONGRESS SECRETARIAT

Albert Busch

Christoph Knappich

Eva Knipfer

Matthias Trenner

Heiko Wendorff

Department for

Vascular and Endovascular Surgery

Klinikum rechts der Isar

Technical University of Munich

Ismaninger Strasse 22

81675 Munich, Germany

Phone: +49 (0)89 41 40 2167

Fax: +49 (0)89 41 40 4861

E-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.vascular.mri.tum.de

CONGRESS ORGANISATION

Contact:

Anika Franz | KelCon GmbH

Steinheimer Straße 117 | 63500 Seligenstadt | Germany

Phone: +49 (0)6182 94 666 43 | Fax: +49 (0)6182 94 666 44

E-Mail: [email protected] | www.kelcon.de

Jessica Eule | KelCon GmbH

Tauentzienstraße 1 | 10789 Berlin | Germany

Phone: +49 (0)30 679 66 88 54 | Fax: +49 (0) 30 679 66 88 55

E-Mail: [email protected] | www.kelcon.de


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Online-Workshop: 16:30-17.30 Treatment of varicose veins after European Guidelines (Medtronic)

MAIN SESSIONS PARALLEL SESSIONS

COFFEE BREAK: 14.45-15.10



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VEN 2: 13.20-14.45 Deep vein thrombosis and pelvic congestion syndrome

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VEN 1: 12.00-13.00 Recent advances in the treatment of primary varicose veins

VASCULAR ACCESS Symposium: 15.10-16.25

Special Session 1: 16.40-18.00Vascular specialist training in the 2020s

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PAD 2: 13.35-15.10 Hot topics in recanalization techniques for patients with PAD or acute limb ischemia

CAR 1: 08.00-09.00Acute and subacute carotid-related cerebral ischemia

Mini-Symposium I: 15.30-16.30 Meet the experts in the diagnosis and treatment of aortic (graft) infection

Short communications: 16.30-17.45 Venous diseases and vascular malformations

Online-Workshop: 8.30-9.30From planning to treatment of an iliac artery aneurysm with the E-liac device (Cryolife)

Online-Workshop: 9.30-10.30Meet the expert in cruro-pedal bypass surgery – indications and techniques, held by Achim Neufang

Online-Workshop: 10.30-11.30Meet the expert for treating thoracic aortic disease with the Relay® single branch prosthesis (Terumo)

CAR 2: 09.15-10.45Brand-new carotid RCTs and guideline recommendations for the management of asymptomatic carotid stenosis

Short Communications: 13.30-14.30Aortic diseases and miscallenous issues

PAD 1: 11.10-12.40Medical, imaging and technological advances in PAD

Special Session 2: 15.30-16.50Digital health for vascular specialists

Special Session 3: 17.05-18.20Key developments in vascular medicine - and what the future may hold

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LUNCH Symposium COOK

LUNCH BREAK: 12.45-13.30

Online-Workshop: 14.30-15.30 Three-Dimensional Imaging and Navigation in Endovascular Aortic Repair (EVAR), held by Philipp Geisbüsch

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AOR 1: LIVE @ MAC: 08.00-09.10Controversies in the management of AAA

AOR 3: 10.30-12.00Recent advances in the management of aortic arch aneurysms

AOR 4: 13.00-14.10Endoleaks – the achilles heel of EVAR: how to prevent and how to treat them

AOR 5: 14.25-15.50What drives AAA growth and which new assessment tools are available

AOR 2: 09.25-10.15Rapid fire session on recent advances in the management of aorticdissections and TAAA

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LUNCH BREAK: 12.05-12.50LUNCH Symposium Boston Scientific

Online-Workshop: 9.00-10.00Digital EVAR workflow: From mixed reality-based planning to AI based navigation (Brainlab) held by Heiko Wendorff

Online-Workshop: 14.00-15.00Large bore preclosing – better do it ProStyle? (Abbott)

Mini-Symposium II: 11.00-12.00Meet the experts in the diagnosis and treatment of vascular anomalies

Short communications peripheral arterial disease (PAD): 12.45–13.55

Online-Workshop: 10.00-11.00Ellipsys for percutaneous a-v-access (Medtronic)

Online-Workshop: 15.00-16.00Meet the expert - Treatment of Aorto-Iliac Occlusive Disease - the CERAB technique (Bentley)

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Programme Programme

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VENOUS (VEN) SESSIONS

MAIN SESSIONS

VEN 1: Recent advances in the treatment of primary varicose veins Chair: Hans-Henning Eckstein, Houman Jalaie, Armando Mansilha, Sabine Sieber

Modern open surgery for the treatment of varicose veins Armando Mansilha | Porto/Portugal The impact of venoactive agents in the endothermal ablation of varicose

veins Athanasios Giannoukas | Larissa/Greece Endovenous ablation of varicose veins: from guidelines to the real world

experience Kursat Bozkurt | Istanbul/Turkey

Randomized controlled trial of compression after endovenous thermal ablation of varicose veins (COMETA Trial) Alun Davies | London/United Kingdom

Mutations in EPHB4 cause human venous valve aplasia Oliver Lyons | Christchurch/New Zealand

12.00-13.00


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VEN 2: Deep vein thrombosis and pelvic congestion syndrome Chair: Athanasios Giannoukas, Hans-Henning Eckstein

Interventional management of acute DVT: patient selection and device update Efthymios Avgerinos | Athens/Greece Treatment of cancer associated acute deep vein thrombosis anno 2021

Kursat Bozkurt | Istanbul/Turkey

The classification of chronic iliofemoral obstruction and its clinical implication Houman Jalaie | Aachen/Germany

Endovascular recanalization of chronic venous occlusions: patient selection and device update Efthymios Avgerinos | Athens/Greece

Embolization and sclerotherapy for treatment of pelvic congestion syndrome Boris Havrylenko | Zaporizhzhia/Ukraine

Current concepts for pelvic congestion syndrome

Philipp Papprottka | Munich/Germany

Keynote Lecture: Epidemiology and genetics of venous thromboembolism and chronic venous disease Eri Fukaya | Stanford, California/USA

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VEN Special Session CAR PAD AOR Vascular Access Symposium

VASCULAR ACCESS SYMPOSIUM

MAIN SESSIONS

VASCULAR ACCESS SYMPOSIUMChair: Efthymios Avgerinos, Uwe Heemann, Michael Kallmayer

Peritoneal dialysis – an underused option for end-stage renal disease patients in Europe Quirin Bachmann | Munich/Germany

Hybrid-procedures in vascular access revisions: Highly effective but often ignored Richard Kellersmann | Fulda/Germany The added value of intraoperative quality control in vascular access surgery

Alexander Meyer | Duisburg/Germany

Ruptured arterio-venous fistula with infection - ligate or save it? Adel Kamhawy | Tanta/Egypt Drug eluting graft for dialysis to prevent thrombosis and infection – rationale

and background of the TELEGRAFT study Jes Lindholt | Odense/Denmark

Implantable bioartificial kidney – the future of renal replacement therapy? Benno Kitsche | Cologne/Germany

15.10-16.25

SPECIAL SESSION 1

MAIN SESSIONS

SPECIAL SESSION 1: Vascular specialist training in the 2020s, supported by the European Vascular Surgical Trainees (EVST)Chair: Sabine Wipper, Igor Koncar, Albert Busch

European training requirements in Vascular Surgery Armando Mansilha | Porto/Portugal

Mentorship influence on surgical skill development (official /nonofficial mentorship programs) - a short literature sum up Vaiva Dabravolskaitė (EVST) | Turun Yliopisto/Finland

Simulation in Vascular Surgery Nabil Chakfe | Strassbourgh/France

Targeted team training is needed by aortic teams to improve patient outcomes Colin Bicknell | London/United Kingdom Ruptured AAA: how to decrease turn down rate and procedural mortality at

the same time Maarit Venermo | Helsinki/Finland

Promising effects of simulation-based education on stress-level and team performance during real-life EVAR Rebecca Skov | Copenhagen/Denmark

Can we still teach open aortic repair (OAR) in the endovascular era? Albert Busch | Dresden/Germany

Training possibilities in OAR via European trainee exchange Petar Zlatanovic (EVST) | Belgrad/Serbia

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CAROTID (CAR) SESSIONS

MAIN SESSIONS

CAR 1: Acute and subacute carotid-related cerebral ischemia Chair: Claus Zimmer, Richard Bulbulia, Hans-Henning Eckstein

Treatment of the extracranial carotid artery in tandem lesions during endovascular treatment of acute ischemic stroke Clark Zeebregts | Groningen/The Netherlands What is the optimal and individualized sequence of simultaneous CAS and

intracranial thrombectomy in acute ischemic stroke? Tobias Boeck-Behrens | Munich/Germany CEA after intracranial endovascular thrombectomy for acute ischemic stroke

in patients with carotid artery stenosis (SWE, FL) Debate on Transcarotid Artery Revascularization (TCAR) Martin Björck | Uppsala/Sweden

Debate on Transcarotid Artery Revascularization (TCAR)

TCAR: hype or hope? Gert de Borst | Utrecht/The Netherlands

TCAR might be equally safe and effective as CEA – also in recently symptomatic patients Peter Schneider | San Francisco, California/USA

Individualized antithrombotic therapy for vulnerable carotid plaques Holger Poppert | Munich/Germany

08.00-09.00

CAROTID (CAR) SESSIONS

09.15-10.45

MAIN SESSIONS

CAR 2: Brand-new carotid RCTs and guideline recommendations for the management of asymptomatic carotid stenosisChair: Christos Liapis, Peter Ringleb, Armando Mansilha

CEA to reduce long-term stroke rates - IPD meta-analysis of the major randomized trials in asymptomatic patients Richard Bulbulia | Oxford/United Kingdom

Results of ACST-2: A randomized comparison of carotid artery stenting (CAS) vs endarterectomy (CEA) in 3600 asymptomatic pts Alison Halliday | Oxford/United Kingdom

Five years results from the SPACE-2 RCT on asymptomatic carotid stenosis Tilman Reiff | Heidelberg/Germany International variation in carotid surgery is huge despite all the randomized

trials and all the high-quality guidelines performed Maarit Venermo | Helsinki/Finland

Comparison of the 2020 German-Austrian, the 2021 SVS and the 2021 ESO asymptomatic carotid stenosis guidelines Kosmas Paraskevas | Athens/Greece Why local anesthesia and intraoperative completion studies during CEA should

be stronger recommended in future guidelines Christoph Knappich | Munich/Germany

Keynote Lecture: Asymptomatic carotid stenoses and cognitive impairment Ross Naylor | Leicester/United Kingdom

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PERIPHERAL ARTERY DISEASE (PAD) SESSIONS

11.10-12.40

MAIN SESSIONS

PAD 1: Imaging and medical advances in PAD Chair: Nabil Chakfe, Marianne Brodmann, Gert de Borst

Clinical benefit, harm, and cost effectiveness of screening men for PAD: a Markov Model based on the VIVA Trial Jes Lindholt | Odense/Denmark Use of hyperspectral imaging to determine tissue perfusion changes pre- and

post-intervention in PAOD patients Jean-Paul de Vries | Groningen/Netherlands Digital Variance Angiography decreases DSA-related radiation exposure in

lower limb angiography by 70% Péter Sótonyi | Budapest/Hungary

Multispectral Optical Imaging (MSOT) for PAD Angelos Karlas | Munich/Germany

Best-Medical-Treatment for PAD – how often is that achieved in Germany? Christian Behrendt | Hamburg/Germany

Treat to target versus fire and forget lipid management strategies for lower extremity PAD Marc Bailey | Leeds/United Kingdom

How important is lipid lowering therapy in PAD patients? Christine Espinola-Klein | Mainz/Germany

Bypass graft surveillance is an opportunity to optimise statin and antiplatelet therapy to reduce amputation and mortality rates Ryan Laloo | Leeds/United Kingdom

Keynote Lecture: Antithrombotic therapy after endovascular and vascular revascularisation in PAOD- state of the art Sebastian Debus | Hamburg/Germany

Programme

LUNCH SYMPOSIUM

MAIN SESSIONS

Lunch Symposium I - COOKChair: Dittmar Böckler

ZEPHYR Registry physician initiated multicenter study – 30 days outcomes with Alpha Abdominal Dittmar Böckler | Heidelberg/Germany

How Zenith Alpha works in our daily practise

Daniela Branzan | Leipzig/Germany Summary and closing remarks

Dittmar Böckler | Heidelberg/Germany

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MAIN SESSIONS

PAD 2: Hot topics in recanalization techniques for patients with PAD or acute limb ischemiaChair: Jean-Paul de Vries, Christine Espinola-Klein, Heiko Wendorff

Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD)

Fully endovascular treatment of TASC C/D aortoiliac occlusive disease: results from a UK and a Europe-wide study Athanasios Saratzis | Leicester/United Kingdom

Endovascular treatment of common femoral artery lesions? – a word of caution Marianne Brodmann | Graz/Austria Sex disparities in long-term mortality after Paclitaxel exposure in PAD patients

Christian Behrendt | Hamburg/Germany

2-year results from the EffPac trial and future PAD-RCTs on sirolimus- and paclitaxel-coated balloons (LIMES, SIRONA) Ulf Teichgräber | Jena/Germany

Will we ever have randomized data comparing surgical and endovascular treatment for CLTI? An update from the BASIL trials Andrew Bradbury | Birmingham/United Kingdom Arterialization of the deep veins of the foot in thromboangiitis obliterans (TO)

with arterio-venous fistula creation Inna Puliaieva | Kharkiv/Ukraine

Deep venous arterialization for limb salvage in no option patients Peter Schneider | San Francisco,California/USA

3-year results from DETOUR PQ (fem-pop bypass routed via the femoral vein) - will open bypass become obsolete? Dainis Krievens | Riga/Latvia

13.35-15.10


MAIN SESSIONS

PAD 2: Hot topics in recanalization techniques for patients with PAD or acute limb ischemiaChair: Jean-Paul de Vries, Christine Espinola-Klein, Heiko Wendorff

Acute limb ischaemia

Update of the ESVS 2020 guidelines on the management of acute limb Ischemia (in light of the COVID-19 pandemy) Martin Björck | Uppsala/Sweden

Endovascular treatment of acute limb ischemia: the new first-line approach? Athanasios Saratzis | Leicester/United Kingdom Temporal trends of the management of acute limb ischemia and why severe

complications are decreasing Kerstin Stoklasa and Sabine Sieber | Munich/Germany

13.35-15.10

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SPECIAL SESSIONS

MAIN SESSIONS

Special Session 3: Key developments in Vascular Medicine since the year 2000 - and what the future may holdChair: Sebastian Debus, Martin Björck

The evolution of endovascular repair of the aortic arch and lesions of the descending aorta – a critical review Stéphan Haulon | Paris/France

From a surgical subspecialty to a multimodal vascular specialty – the long and winding road of vascular surgery Dittmar Böckler | Heidelberg/Germany

75 years of the Society of Vascular Surgery (SVS) - where do we go from here? Ron Dalman | Stanford, California/USA

Will carotid recanalization strategies still play a role in the year 2030 for the prevention of ischemic strokes? Peter Ringleb | Heidelberg/Germany

From genetics to targeted medical therapy against atherosclerosis Heribert Schunkert | Munich/Germany How basic science can help to address unmet clinical needs in vascular surgery

Lars Maegdefessel | Munich/Germany

17.05–18.20

SPECIAL SESSIONS

MAIN SESSIONS

Special Session 2: Digital health for vascular specialistsChair: Dominik Pförringer, Christoph Knappich

Kick-off talk Dominik Pförringer | Munich/Germany

How Artificial Intelligence (AI) supports risk models for stratification of

carotid disease – the TAXINOMISIS project Igor Koncar | Belgrad/Serbia How AI can help in clinical decision making – the example of of endoleak

prediction and AAA growth after EVAR Kakkhee Yeung | Amsterdam/The Nethrlands

Combining machine-learning and biomechanics in AAA rupture risk assessment Christian Gasser | Stockholm/Sweden

Digital EVAR workflow: From mixed reality based planning to AI based navigation Mark Fingerle | Munich/Germany

DIGIMED Bayern – how the combination of clinical, genetic and “Omics” pave the way for P4-medicine to fight atherosclerosis Moritz von Scheidt | Munich/Germany

A digital device library for case planning and device identification Alan Lumsden | Houston, Texas/USA

15.30-16.50



SHORT COMMUNICATIONS (AOR)

PARALLEL SESSIONS

Short communications on aortic diseases and miscallenous issuesChair: Adel Kamhawy, Markus Steinbauer, Gabor Biro

Abdominal aortic aneurysm, open surgery versus EVAR, a retrospective comparative study Mohamed Rizk | Cairo/Egypt

Stroke, spinal cord ischemia in patients undergoing TEVAR with coverage of

the left subclavian artery Mohamed Rizk | Cairo/Egypt

Geometric and biomechanical progression in abdominal aortic aneurysms over

time Antti Siika | Stockholm/Schweden

Endograft type is a risk factor for limb graft occlusion in patients treated with EVAR Marko Bogdanovic | Stockholm/Schwede

Timely resolution of patient individual rupture risk assessed by finite element analysis David Zschäpitz| Munich/Germany

Kidney autotransplantation with ex-vivo repair of segmental renal artery aneuryms

Kobza Ihor | Lviv/Ukraine

Carotid body tumor in patient with untreated tetralogy Fallot

Vedran Pazur | Zagreb/Croatia

The secondary patency after patch venoplasty vs balloon venoplasty in management of neointimal hyperplasia of the venous anastomosis of thrombosed arterio-venous grafts for hemodialysis Yasser Magdy | Cairo/Egypt

13.30-14.30

Parallel events Parallel events

MINI SYMPOSIUM

15.30-16.30

PARALLEL SESSIONS

Mini-Symposium I on Aortic (Graft) InfectionChair: Christos Liapis, Markus Steinbauer

Treatment of infectious aortic disease with bovine pericardial tube grafts Martin Czerny | Freiburg/Germany

Secondary aortoenteric fistulas: treatment strategies

Christos Liapis | Athens/Greece

BioIntegral prosthesis for treatment of vascular graft and endograft infection

Clark Zeebregts | Groningen/The Netherlands

Personalized management of aortic prosthetic infection – reconstruction with bovine pericardium or „watchful waiting“? Ilaria Puttini | Munich/Germany

Biointegral grafts as conduits for aorto-iliac reconstruction Christoph Neumayer | Vienna/Austria

The value of biological flap-reconstructions in vascular graft infections Markus Steinbauer | Regensburg/Germany

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AORTIC (AOR) SESSIONS 1-5

MAIN SESSIONS

AOR 1: LIVE @ MAC - Controversies in the management of AAA with a special focus on gender differencesChair: Athanasios Giannoukas, Miltiadis Matsagkas, Hans-Henning Eckstein

The impact of accessory renal artery coverage during the endovascular repair of AAA and TAAA Konstantinos Spanos | Larissa/Greece

Gender differences in EVAR versus open repair for AAA in the elective and

urgent setting Petroula Nana | Larissa/Greece Outcomes between sexes in the endovascular repair of complex aortic aneurysms

George Kouvelos | Larissa/Greece

PET/CT in female patients – does it help to understand the mechanism of the increased risk of AAA rupture in women Natzi Sakalihasan | Liege/Belgium

Why are women more at risk with AAA repair? Colin Bicknell | London/United Kindom

Similar poor survival for women treated for AAA at 50 versus 55 mm thresholds – a Swedvasc Study Mareia Talvitie | Stockholm/Sweden

What can we do to improve the outcomes of open and endovascular treatment of aortic aneurysm in women Rebecka Hultgren | Stockholm/Sweden

08.00-09.10

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PARALLEL SESSIONS

VEN 3: Short communications on venous diseases and vascular malformationsChair: Piotr Kasprzak, Sabine Sieber

Endovenous electric welding for management of large diameter varicose veins Mykhailo Chekhlov | Odessa/Ukraine Chronic venous insufficiency Symptoms and Inflammatory markers

Lamisse Karam | Beirut/Lebanon Sulodexide for superficial vein thrombosis treatment and secondary VTE

prophylaxis Serhiy Machusky | Zaporizhzhia/Ukraine

Management of post-sclerotherapy hyperpigmentation Olexandr Suzdalenko | Zaporizhzhia/Ukraine

Management of acute bleeding varicose veins Adel Kamhawy | Tanta/Egypt

Aspiration thrombectomy in treatment floating DVT Yaroslav Khrebtiy | Vinnitsa/Ukraine

Advanced endovascular technique for treatment of iliocaval occlusions (Post Thrombotic Syndrome) Vakhtang Kipiani | Tbilisi/Georgia

Primary patency rate with Paclitaxel coated balloon angioplasty vs covered stenting of failed a-v-grafts: a retrospective comparative study Mohamed Rizk | Cairo/Egypt

McCleery’s syndrome: the overlooked cause of swollen upper limb - completion venoplasty is key for successful surgical decompression Ahmed K. Allam | Benha/Egypt

Multisystemic Presentation of May-Thurner and Nutcracker Syndromes - Cardiovascular, Gastrointestinal, Genitourinary, Neurologic, and Orthopedic-like - Symptoms that Improve or Resolve After Intervention Kurtis Kim | Baltimore/USA

16.30-17.45

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MAIN SESSIONS

AOR 2: Rapid fire session on recent advances in the manage-ment of aortic arch aneurysmsChair: Natzi Sakalihasan, Hubert Schelzig, Benedikt Reutersberg

Transcatheter treatment of acute type A aortic dissection- current status and future developments Martin Czerny | Freiburg/Germany

Outcomes of endovascular aortic arch repair with custom-made endografts

Ludovic Canaud | Montpellier/France Effect of endoprostheses on pulse wave velocity and its long-term outcomes

after TEVAR Daijiro Hori | Saitama/Japan

Retrograde Inner Branch TEVAR – a new option for distal arch repair Florian Elger | Göttingen/Germany

Extra-anatomic bypass surgery PLUS single branch TEVAR for total aortic arch repair Hubert Schelzig | Düsseldorf/Germany

Prevalence of cerebral microbleeds after TEVAR in zone 0 to zone 2 Wolf Eilenberg | Vienna/Austria

Aortic patch for focal aortic lesions: a new endovascular approach in progress. Vincente Riambau | Barcelona/Spain

09.25-10.15


MAIN SESSIONS

AOR 3: Recent advances in the management of aortic dissections and TAAAChair: Franco Grego, Dittmar Böckler, Christoph Knappich

Aortic dissection distal to previous ascending repair: when to intervene and which devices are useful? Jean-Pierre Becquemin | Paris/France

Age-related differences in acute aortic dissection

Jian Zhang | Shenyang/China The role of minor branches in aortic dissections

Markus Wagenhäuser | Düsseldorf/Germany

The ideal length of the proximal landing zone for TEVAR in type B aortic dissections Benedikt Reutersberg | Zurich/Switzerland

Understanding different disease mechanisms – where to jump on the train and where to refrain from Dennis Kotelis | Aachen/Germany

The pros and cons of outer-branch and inner-branch endovascular technologies for TAAA repair Tim Resch | Copenhagen/Denmark

When and how to use open repair with distal perfusion (ECMO) for thoracoabdo- minal aneurysms (TAAA) Christian Reeps | Dresden/Germany

First experiences with the novel “Spider” graft for the treatment of TAAA Sabine Wipper | Innsbruck/Austria

Spinal cord ischaemia in complex AAA treated with either endovascular or open surgery George Geroulakos | Athens/Greece

10.30-12.00

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MAIN SESSIONS

AOR 4: Endoleaks: the achilles heel of EVAR - how to prevent and how to treat themChair: Tim Resch, Kakkhee Yeung, Christian Reeps

Aortic biomechanics and early sac regression after endovascular aneurysm repair Marko Bogdanovic | Stockholm/Sweden

Type 2 endoleak and other factors which may influence sac behavior

Jean-Pierre Becquemin | Paris/France Prevention of type II endoleaks in standard EVAR

Gianluca Faggioli | Bologna/Italy

Embolization of the aneurysmal sac during EVAR to prevent type II endoleaks Franco Grego | Padua/Italy

Rationale and design of a new RCT evaluating aneurysm coiling during endovascular AAA repair: the EVAR-SE Trial Christoph Knappich and Matthias Trenner | Munich/Germany

Active sac management using shape memory polymer as an adjunct to EVAR, the final step in EVAR? Michel Reijnen | Arnhem/The Netherlands

Technique and outcomes after transcaval embolization of type II endoleaks Fiona Rohlffs | Hamburg/Germany

Five branches endograft in type Ia endoleak after EVAR with short body stent grafts Piotr Kasprzak | Regensburg/Germany

13.00-14.10

LUNCH SYMPOSIUM

MAIN SESSIONS

Lunch Symposium II – BOSTON SCIENTIFIC

Atherectomy Devices in the market, Jetstream Device and Advantages Christian Erbel | Heidelberg/Germany

Why Jetstream? And Cases Library Arun Kumarasamy | Frankfurt am Main/Germany

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MAIN SESSIONS

AOR 5: What drives AAA growth and which new assessment tools are availableChair: Rebecka Hultgren, Michael Gee, Lars Maegdefessel

The key role of smooth muscle cells (SMC) in the pathophysiology of aortic aneurysms Kakkhee Yeung | Amsterdam/The Netherlands

Biomechanical assessment of AAA growth and rupture using clinical data

Lukas Bruder | Munich/Germany Aortic diameter – is it a reliable estimate of AAA progression?

Joy Roy | Stockholm/Sweden

CT image biomarker for AAA growth prediction Regent Lee | Oxford/United Kingdom

Modern imaging methods for the assessment of AAA development - from images to prognostic biomarkers Markus Makowski | Munich/Germany

What diabetes is teaching us about AAA disease Ron Dalman | Stanford, California/USA

What can we learn from genome-wide association studies (GWAS) on AAA Philip Tsao | Stanford, California/USA

AAA and cancer: individual strategies for individual patients Kathrin Kobus | Munich/Germany

14.25-15.50

SPECIAL SESSION 4

MAIN SESSIONS

Special Session 4: How the SARS-Covid 19 pandemic affects vascular diseases and vascular provision in different countriesChair: Gianluca Faggiolo, Joy Roy, Hans-Henning Eckstein

COVID and venous thromboembolism - an update Christine Espinola-Klein | Mainz/Germany

Surgical and medical therapy for arterial and venous thrombosis in patients

with COVID-19 Andriy Nykonenko | Zaporizhzhia/Ukraine Treatment for symptomatic carotid stenosis during COVID-19 pandemic

Clark Zeebregts | Groningen/The Netherlands

Indication to elective aortic aneurysm treatment during the COVID pandemic Gianluca Faggioli | Bologna/Italy

SARS CoV-2 and AAA disease risk Ron Dalman | Stanford, California/USA

Changes in vascular practise post COVID-19: much too little too late! Sandip Nandhra | United Kingdom

Massive variations in treatment and pathway reorganization between countries: what was safe, effective, necessary and wise Martin Malina | Copenhagen/Denmark

Closing remarks of the session and farewell Hans-Henning Eckstein | Munich/Germany

16.05-17.10



SHORT COMMUNICATIONS

SHORT COMMUNICATIONS

12.40-13.55

12.40-13.55

PARALLEL SESSIONS

PAD 3: Short communications on peripheral arterial diseaseChair: Richard Kellersmann, Achim Neufang, Felix Kirchhoff The KAATSU training as an innovative method in post-interventional rehabilitation

of peripheral arterial disease patients Aleksandra Wlodarczyk | Krakow/Poland

Primary patency rate of native vessel revascularization after failed femoro- popliteal bypass surgery Mohamed Rizk | Cairo/Egypt

Experience of endovascular correction of critical limb ischemia Andriy Nykonenko| Zaporizhzhya/Ukraine

Intraoperative Tissue Perfusion Evaluation Using Near Infrared Spectroscopy

During Below The Knee Arteries Revascularization Valerija Mosenko | Vilnius, Lithuania

Correlation between wound blush after endovascular intervention and heel ulcer healing time and limb salvage. Adel Kamhawy | Tanta/Egypt

Successful experience in the treatment of a clinical case with a gunshot wound of the popliteal area. Yuliia Nahaliuk | Kyiv/Ukraine

Characteristics of the main vessel’s injuries of the lower extremities during joint forcs operation in 2014-2019 Yuliia Nahaliuk | Kyiv/Ukraine

Comparison between equal fish-mouth flaps and long posterior myocutaneous flap in above the knee amputation Adel Kamhawy | Tanta/Egypt

PARALLEL SESSIONS

PAD 3: Short communications on peripheral arterial diseaseChair: Richard Kellersmann, Achim Neufang, Felix Kirchhoff

Stents With Torsional Strength for Superficial Femoral Artery Disease – The Prospective Q3-Registry Hans Krankenberg | Hamburg/Germany

Anatomical reconstruction of the popliteal artery in critical lower limb ischemia Mykhailo Chekhlov | Odessa/Ukraine

Outcomes of a consecutive series of 235 popliteal aneurysms

Hannah Freytag | Munich/Germany

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MINI SYMPOSIUM

PARALLEL SESSIONS

Mini Symposium II on Vascular AnomaliesChair: Moritz Wildgruber, Heiko Wendorff

Basics on vascular anomalies: classification, diagnostics and treatment options Moritz Wildgruber | Munich/Germany

Interventional Radiology (IR): case presentation

Philipp Papprottka | Munich/Germany Is there still a role for classical vascular surgery?

Fiona Rohlffs | Hamburg/Germany

Pediatric case presentation Beate Häberle | Munich/Germany

11.00-12.00

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WORKSHOPS

WORKSHOPS (industry-sponsored and not industry-sponsored)

WEDNESDAY, 01 DECEMBER 2021

THURSDAY, 02 DECEMBER 2021

WORKSHOPS

NO. TOPICS SPONSOR CONVENOR TIME

WS Treatment of varicose veins after European Guidelines Medtronic Christian Frei | Meerbusch/Germany 16.30-17.30 • Medtronic solutions: ClosureFast™ and VenaSeal™ • Current Evidence • Hands-on Workshop

WS From planning to treatment of an iliac artery aneursm with the Cryolife Antonio Giménez Gaibar | Barcelona/Spain 08.30-09.30 E-liac device Giole Simonte | Perugia/Italy

Contents of this workshop: Markus Wagenhäuser | Düsseldorf, Germany • Indications for use • Anatomical preconditions • Implantation technique WS Meet the expert in cruro-pedal bypass surgery – Achim Neufang | Kassel/Germany 09.30-10.30 indications and techniques Contents of this workshop: • How to diagnose a patent distal artery • How to get there easily • Choice of the bypass material • Completion studies

WS Meet the expert for treating thoracic aortic disease with the Relay® Terumo Aortic Florian Elger | Göttingen/Germany 10.30-11.30 single branch prosthesis Contents of this workshop: • Morphometric assessment of aortic aneurysm and suitability to be treated with branched endograft • Assessment of potential landing zones • Implantation technique WS Three-Dimensional Imaging and Navigation in Endovascular Aortic Philipp Geisbüsch | Stuttgart/Germany 14.30-15.30 Repair (EVAR) Contents of this workshop: • Technical principles of 3D imaging and navigation in EVAR • Advantages in daily practice WS Mini-Symposium: Meet the experts in the diagnosis and treatment of Christos Liapis | Athens/Greece 15.30-16.30 aortic (graft) infection This mini-symposium contains talks from different experts on the management of infectious aortic conditions. More details are given in the main program.

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WORKSHOPS

FRIDAY, 03 DECEMBER 2021

NO. TOPICS SPONSOR CONVENOR TIME

WS Digital EVAR workflow: From mixed reality-based planning to AI based Brainlab Heiko Wendorff | Munich/Germany 9.00-10.00 navigation Contents of this workshop: • Hands on training • Anatomic preconditions for endovascular AV access creation • Theoretic considerations and practical tips and tricks WS

WS Ellipsys for percutaneous a-v-access Medtronic Beate Wluka | Uedem/Germany 10.00-11.00 Contents of this workshop: • Hands on training • Anatomic preconditions for endovascular AV access creation • Theoretic considerations and practical tips and tricks

WS Mini-Symposium: Meet the experts in the diagnosis and treatment of Moritz Wildgruber | Munich/Germany 11.00-12.00 vascular anomalies This mini-symposium contains case discussions on vascular anomalies with contributions from experts of different disciplines. More details are given in the main program.

WS Large bore preclosing – better do it ProStyle? Abbott Balazs Botos | Nürnberg/Germany 14.00-15.00 Contents of this workshop: • Access planning • Ultrasound guided puncture • Deployment technique • Device control • Sheath removal and final closing over the wire

WS Meet the expert in CERAB technique for aorto-iliac occlusive disease BENTLEY Barend Mees | Maastricht/The Netherlands 15.00-16.00 (AIOD) – how to get started? Contents of this workshop: • Taylor-made solutions for AOID • How to achieve optimal flow dynamics • Long-term outcomes and patency

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