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TENTATIVE PROGRAM
April 23, 2010
08:00 Registration
08:30 Welcoming Remarks
Morning Session I
Updates in Visceal Arterial Disease
Moderators: Kim J. Hodgson, MD & Michael S. Weingarten, MD
08:40 Spontaneous dissection of the SMA: It happens more than you think.
Matthew J. Dougherty, MD
08:50 Renal arterty balloon angioplasty and stenting: My technique, and more importantly, when I do it.
Kim J. Hodgson, MD
09:00 Management of visceral artery aneurysms - role of open vs. endovascular treatment.
Kenneth Cherry, MD
09:10 Panel discussion, case presentations, and questions from the
audience
10:00 Coffee Break / Exhibits
Morning Session II
Updates in Abdominal and Thoracic Aortic Endografts
Moderators: Keith D. Calligaro, MD & Paul DiMuzio, MD
10:30 Injuries of the common femoral and external iliac arteries during EVAR/TEVAR.
Robert Y. Rhee, MD
10:40 Coverage of the left subclavian artery during TEVAR - always, never, or sometimes?
Bruce J. Brener, MD
10:50 Is medical management or TEVAR best for uncomplicated acute Type B aortic dissections? And if
TEVAR, is short coverage of the primary tear or coverage of the entire descending thoracic aorta
best?
Richard P. Cambria, MD
11:00 Do vascular surgeons need to be afraid of Plavix when performing open vascular surgery (and
issues with other anticoagulants and antiplatelet agents)?
Ali Amin, MD
11:10 Panel discussion, case presentations, and questions from the
audience
12:00 Coffee Break / Exhibits
Afternoon Session I
Updates on Peripheral Arterial Lesions
Moderators: Matthew J. Dougherty, MD & Joseph V. Lombardi, MD
13:00 Tricks for endovascular treatment of complex tibial lesions.
Peter L. Faries, MD
13:10 Endovascular treatment of arterial trauma.
Kim J. Hodgson, MD
13:20 Popliteal artery aneurysms: Should endografts be the treatment of choice?
Ali Amin, MD
13:30 Iliac occlusive disease extending into the groin: Femoral endarterectomy and
concomitant iliac stenting is better than iliofemoral arterial bypass.
Eva M. Rzucidlo, MD
13:40 Panel discussion, case presentations, and questions from the
audience
14:30 Coffee Break / Exhibits
Afternoon Session II
Updates on Carotid Disease
Moderators: Edward Y. Woo, MD & Gabor Winkler, MD
15:00 How I do innominate and subclavian artery endovascular interventions: Technique and tricks.
Daniel J. McCormick, DO
15:10 How I do carotid stenting: Technique and tricks.
Robert Y. Rhee, MD
15:20 Should we wait six weeks after stroke before performing carotid endarterectomy or stenting?
If not, when?
Bruce A. Perler, MD
15:40 Carotid artery stenting setbacks: Maybe it’s not as good as we thought.
Bruce J. Brener, MD
15:50 Panel discussion, case presentations and questions from the audience.
16:30 Adjourn
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Morning Session I
My Worst Case - With a Bad Outcome
Moderators: Kim J. Hodgson, MD & Mark B. Kahn, MD
08:30 Richard P. Cambria, MD
09:00 Bruce A. Perler, MD
09:30 Kim J. Hodgson, MD
10:00 Coffee Break / Exhibits
Morning Session II
Updates on AV Access, Venous Disease and Coding
Moderators: Keith D. Calligaro, MD & Joshua Eisenberg, MD
10:30 Management of complications of AV access: Steal vs. ischemic monomelic neuropathy.
Larry Scher, MD
10:40 Tips for maximizing E&M coding: Ten minutes to save ten thousand.
Sean P. Roddy, MD
10:50 Endovenous ablation without tumescent anesthesia: Early experience with a new modality.
Alan Dietzek, MD
11:00 Modern treatment of DVT: ACCP guidelines.
Ali Amin, MD
11:10 Panel discussion, case presentations and questions
from the audience
12:00 Program Ends
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