Roma CAPVT Mundi - Carotid Aorta Peripheral - Gc

Roma C.A.P.V.T. Mundi - Carotid Aorta Peripheral Vrgent Treatment, Roma 26-27 Maggio 2015
NH Vittorio Veneto – Corso d’Italia, 1, 00198 Roma
Martedì 26/05/2015
13,00-14,00 Abstract Session I
Chairmen: G Accarino, G Bajardi, P Rispoli
14,00-16,45 Carotid Arteries
Chairman: G Biasi, J Fernandes e Fernandes, D Palombo
1) Advanced imaging for carotid bifurcation. C Catalano
Discussant D Staub
2) Ultrasounds in evaluating unstable carotid lesions. MF Giannoni
Discussant S Feinstein
3) Vulnerable Plaque Imaging With 3D Contrast-Enhanced Ultrasound (CEUS). S Feinstein
Discussant J Fernandes e Fernandes
4) The use of carotid plaque neovascularization on CEUS as surrogate marker of plaque
vulnerability. D Staub
Discussant B Gossetti
5) How to manage a symptomatic patient in a Stroke Care Unit. D Toni
Discussant G Lanza
6) The best approach to a symptomatic patient:
a. carotid endarterectomy. C Pratesi
b. carotid artery stenting. G Coppi
c. best medical treatment. G Lanza
7) Should carotid artery stenting be performed early after an ischemic event? G Fraedrich
Discussant C Setacci
8) Surgical treatment for unstable patients. L Capoccia
Discussant G Fraedrich
9) New stent design for CAS: microemboli are not a proble anymore(?)C Setacci
Discussant M Ventura
10) Lessons learned from intracerebral vessels recanalization. R Gandini
Discussant D Toni
11) Traumatic injuries of carotid and subclavian arteries. A Argenteri
Discussant L Irace
16,45-17,00 Lecture: Urgent indications for carotid artery reconstruction: Why, When and How.
W Sandmann
17,00- 19,00 Aortic Pathology I
Chairmen: G Bracale, F Fedele, G Fraedrich
1) Acute aortic syndromes: from onset to treatment. L Tritapepe
Discussant C Novali
2) Anaesthesia for Vascular Emergencies. F Pugliese
Discussant A Locatelli
3) Prevention of complications during TAVI. G Sardella
Discussant C Coscarella
4) Endovascular approach to ascending aorta. N Mangialardi
Discussant O Oto
5) Surgical treatment of aortic arch aneurysms in emergency setting. O Oto
Discussant C Ruotolo
6) Endovascular treatment of aortic arch aneurysms in emergency setting. M Malina
Discussant G Melissano
7) Complications after aortic arch hybrid repair. R Chiesa
Discussant G Mazzesi
8) Treatment of Aortic dissection:
a. Within 15 days. V Riambau
b. After 15 days. G Frati
9) Therapeutics approach to acute type B aortic dissection. P Cao
Discussant O Goeau-Brissonnière
10) Management of visceral malperfusion after acute type B aortic dissection. S Trimarchi
Discussant S Ronchey
Mercoledì 27/05/2015
08,30-09,30 Abstract Session II
Chairmen: D Alberti, G Marcucci, P Salcuni
09,30-11,20 Aortic Pathology II
Chairmen: O Goeau-Brissonniere, G Simonetti, C Spartera
1) Treatment of thoracoabdominal aortic aneurysms in emergency:
a. open repair is always feasible and then always better. G Melissano
b. endovascular repair is always feasible and then always better. F Verzini
c. there is no one-size-fits-all: the choice of a tailored treatment. D Palombo
2) Avoid and treat spinal cord ischemia during thoracoabdominal aortic surgery. A Locatelli
Discussant F Ruberto
3) Emergent TEVAR the only proven revolution performed by endovascular therapy. C Novali
Discussant D Alberti
4) Rationale to preserve left subclavian artery even in emergency. S Camparini
Discussant P Frigatti
5) Blunt traumatic aortic injury: tips derived from the own experience and supported by the
current evidence. V Riambau
Discussant L Gabrielli
6) Long term outcome after emergent TEVAR in young patients. A Freyrie
Discussant A Ascoli Marchetti
7) Acute management of aortobronchial and aortoesophageal fistulas using thoracic
endovascular aortic repair. R Chiesa
Discussant F Venuta
8) Aortoenteric fistulae: modern and comprehensive approach. F Koskas
Discussant M Rossi
9) Rifampin-bonded polyester graft in aortic infections. O Goeau-Brissonniere
Discussant M Ferrari
10) Aortic Homograft: possibilities, advantages and limits. S Bonardelli
Discussant L Rizzo
11,20-13,10 Aortic Pathology III
Chairmen: L Davidovic, M Ferrari, P Settembrini
1) Treatment of abdominal aortic aneurysms in emergency:
a. open repair is always feasible and then always better. L Davidovic
b. endovascular repair is always feasible and then always better. G Faggioli
c. there is no one-size-fits-all: the choice of a tailored treatment. C Ruotolo
2) Emergent EVAR in no neck aneurysms: home-made fenestration/chimney technique.
E Ducasse
Discussant PG Cao
3) Emergent EVAR in no neck aneurysms: achieve sealing by Endo-Anchors. F Setacci
Discussant M Malina
4) Emergent EVAR in no neck aneurysms: a different concept endograft. P Sirignano
Discussant G Coppi
5) Feasibility of percutaneous approach in urgent and emergent settings. GF Fadda
Discussant F Grego
6) Early disaster after EVAR: surgical and endovascular management. A Ippoliti
Discussant F Koskas
7) Late disasters after EVAR: surgical and endovascular management. B Gossetti
Discussant P Castelli
8) How infective etiology affects the outcomes of late open conversion after failed EVAR
D Menna
Discussant G Accarino
9) Peripheral embolization of bleeding vessels in emergency setting: how to do it.
FM Salvatori
Discussant M Gargiulo
10) The green mile: when not to treat a patient. E Sbarigia
Discussant A Scuro
13,10-13,25 Lecture: The combat trauma and the war surgery in the Roman army. A Argenteri
13,25-14,30 Lunch Session “News from the industries”
Chairmen: F Peinetti, C Pratesi, F Speziale
14,30-16,20 Peripheral Pathology
Chairmen: L Di Marzo, L Gabrielli, A Stella
1) Acute ischemia of upper limbs. P Castelli
Discussant R Gattuso
2) Acute lower limb ischemia:
a. embolectomy is enough. F Spinelli
b. total endovascular approach. R Silingardi
c. hybrid treatment. A Cappelli
3) Delayed treatment of acute limb ischemia. M Taurino
Discussant G de Donato
4) Management of iatrogenic femoral pseudoaneurysms. AM Jannello
Discussant E Cieri
5) Symptomatic popliteal aneurysms: new evidences. F Grego
Discussant R Pulli
6) SFA and Popliteal artery management in revascularization for limb salvage in CLI.
EM Marone
Discussant F Spinelli
7) Drug eluting devices in BTK revascularization for limb salvage in CLI. PF Veroux
Discussant M Taurino
8) Open Revascularization in limb salvage for CLI patients should be required?
J Fernandes e Fernandes
Discussant F Peinetti
9) Rescue procedures after endovascular failures. G Pratesi
Discussant W Mansour
10) Diabetic foot: a recurrent nightmare. M Gargiulo
Discussant A Scuro
11) Traumatic injuries: which limb is lost? F Talarico
Discussant M Porcellini
16,20-16,30 Closing remarks and Abstract Competition Winner announcement