12th international congress - Aortic surgery | peripheral & venous "How to do it"
Congresso internazionale triennale di chirurgia vascolare su chirurgia aortica aperta ed endovascolare, patologia arteriosa periferica e venosa, con sessioni su AI e nuove tecnologie. 6 crediti ECM, 16-18 dicembre 2026.
Provider
Achelois SrlAchelois Srl (7362)
Crediti ECM
6
Costo
585,00 €
Durata
32 ore
Date
16 - 18 dic '26
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Luogo
Centro Congressi Ospedale San Raffaele
Via Olgettina 58, Milano (MI)
Programma
- 08:00–08:06In stent restenosis after drug eluting stent in the superficial femoral artery: plaque morphology comparison between different platformGianmarco de Donato
- 08:06–08:12Lower limb revascularization by means of thrombectomy with specific devicesStefano Bonvini
- 08:12–08:18Endovascular PTA and stenting of deep femoral artery lesions is possible and effectivePasqualino Sirignano
- 08:18–08:24Prophylactic embolizationMichele Antonello
- 08:24–08:30When innovation meets real-world challenges in SFA treatmentDaniele Mascia
- 08:30–08:36Paclitaxel debate: what robust long-term data tell us about drug-coated balloonsWassim Mansour
- 08:36–08:42Orbital atherectomyFelice Pecoraro
- 08:42–08:50Discussion
- 08:53–08:59A minimally invasive techinique of open saphenectomy. How I do itCalogero Presti
- 08:59–09:05Advances in the treatment of venous insufficiency with dense foam sclerotherapyFrederico Araujo Oliveira
- 09:05–09:11Choosing between superficial venous interventions in modern venous practiceManj Gohel
- 09:11–09:17Is there still a place for open surgery in varicose veins?Armando Mansilha
- 09:17–09:23Modern sclerotherapy: what has changed?Enric Roche
- 09:23–09:29Foam schleroterapy and the Brasilian Public Health System: Ten years results.Marcelo Liberato de Moura
- 09:29–09:35Why polidocanol endovenous microfoam (PEM) is becoming the gold standard treatment modality for symptomatic refluxing superficial veins despite limited long term resultsAlexandra Natalie Ascher
- 09:35–09:42Discussion
- 09:45–09:51Oncovascular surgery: role of the vascular surgeon in the treatment of neoplastic lesionsGian Franco Veraldi
- 09:51–09:57Management of acute mesenteric ischemia with retrograde open mesenteric stentingNabil Chakfé
- 09:57–10:03Does omentoasty at index open aortic repair prevent from infection and aortoenteric fistula?Gabriele Piffaretti
- 10:03–10:09Modern Management of Median Arcuate Ligament Syndrome (MALS)Benjamin Starnes
- 10:09–10:15Cadaver lab testing in preclinical evaluation of new devices, the key role of skilled independent physiciansLuca Garriboli
- 10:15–10:21Open renal artery reconstructions in endovascular eraNelson De Luccia
- 10:21–10:27Sac regression during follow-upFelice Pecoraro
- 10:27–10:35Discussion
- 10:35–10:45Keynote Lecture: Management of aorto-oesophageal fistulaAung Oo
- 10:48–10:54Retrospective multicenter study of below the knee revascularization in the absence of saphenous vein: comparison of prosthetic bypass and endovascular treatmentRaffaello Bellosta
- 10:54–11:00Peroneal artery bypass for limb salvage in chronic limb-threatening ischemia: a multicenter 5-year experienceEfrem Civilini
- 11:00–11:06Extreme retrograde puncturesMarta Lobato
- 11:06–11:12Current options for revascularization of the ischemic diabetic foot: what has changed in recent yearsEdwaldo Joviliano
- 11:12–11:18Everolimus eluting resorbable scaffold systemDaniele Mascia
- 11:18–11:25Discussion
- 11:25–11:35Keynote Lecture: Distal and ultra distal bypass after failed endo: challenges and solutionsGonçalo Cabral
- 11:38–11:44SVS blunt thoracic aortic injury. Clinical practice guidelines 2.0Ali Azizzadeh
- 11:44–11:50Current controversies on blunt aortic traumaLuís Mendes Pedro
- 11:50–11:56Blunt traumatic aortic injuries in 2026: when to intervene, when to wait, and how to do it safelyTania Saez Guzman
- 11:56–12:02Complex aortic emergencies: from silent killer to surgical successOrwa Falah
- 12:02–12:08Long term outcomes and cardiovascular remodeling after TEVAR for blunt thoracic aortic injuryRabih Chaer
- 12:08–12:15Discussion
- 12:15–12:25Keynote Lecture: Vascular trauma: An evolution in therapyBenjamin Starnes
- 12:28–12:34Carotid body tumor: San Raffaele experienceCarlotta Bugna
- 12:34–12:40From CEA to TCAR to CAS. A high volume surgeon journey on carotid disease over last 20 yearsFernando Gallardo
- 12:40–12:46Micromesh stent for CASGianbattista Parlani
- 12:46–12:52Are the CREST-2 results reliable to change clinical practice in patients with asymptomatic carotid stenosis?Armando Mansilha
- 12:52–12:58Visceral artery aneurysms: insights from the European Visceral Artery Revascularization (EVisAR) studyRoberto Silingardi
- 12:58–13:04Carotid body tumor: hybrid approachPaolo Frigatti
- 13:04–13:10The endless dilemma in the treatment of asymptomatic carotid disease: did CREST-2 change our paradigm?Andrea Kahlberg
- 13:10–13:20Discussion
- 13:20–13:30Special Lecture: Priorities in managing a major emergency involving 12 subjects with severe burnsFranz W. Baruffaldi Preis
- 13:30–14:00Lunch
- 14:00–14:06Results of the arch brave multicenter study for branched zone zero repairNikolaos Tsilimparis
- 14:06–14:12How to deal with arch pathology in high risk patients for open repairRuy Fernandes et Fernandes
- 14:12–14:18Stroke prevention in TEVAR: what is the role of air, what are the outcomes of RCTs on carbondioxide flushing and how can a new device help to eliminate the risks associated with air-embolism?Tilo Kölbel
- 14:18–14:24120 carotid-subclavian bypasses - do we consider the subclavian ostium as part of the sealing zone?Beate Lindberg
- 14:24–14:30TEVAR in the presence of an aberrant left vertebral artery: planning, pitfalls, and revascularization strategiesTania Saez Guzman
- 14:30–14:36Total endovascular aortic arch repair with triple branched arch endograftGiovanni Pratesi
- 14:36–14:42Hybrid arch treatmentEnrico Rinaldi
- 14:42–14:48Early results of fenestrated and branched endovascular repair of complex aortic aneurysmsMauri Camparin
- 14:48–14:57Discussion
- 14:57–15:07Keynote Lecture: Total endo arch repairStephan Haulon
- 15:10–15:16Clinical and geometrical results of self-expandable stent grafts for thoraco-abdominal aortic repairLuca Mezzetto
- 15:16–15:22Punch, ring, reload, deploy: a pole-position physician-modified endograft workflowCsaba Csobay-Novák
- 15:22–15:28Endovascular treatment of abdominal aortic aneurysms with hostile neck using polymer-ring stent graftsHoratiu Moldovan (Marian Broasca)
- 15:28–15:34Endo arch repair with multifeature endografts; scallop, fenestration and branch to manage complex anatomyMichele Piazza
- 15:34–15:40We now have multiple options for TEVAR at left subclavian level. Which should we use and when?Michael Jenkins
- 15:40–15:46Open Repair vs branched endovascular aortic repair in residual dissection after Type A surgical repairGiovanni Tinelli
- 15:46–15:52Advantages of a semi-custom endograft with low radial force in the treatment of aortic dissectionsPaolo Frigatti
- 15:52–15:58Fenestrated and branched endovascular repair for complex abdominal and thoracoabdominal aneurysms with repositionable devices: technical pearls and pitfallsEdwaldo Joviliano
- 15:58–16:07Discussion
- 16:07–16:17Keynote Lecture: How to choose the best option for patients with complex aortic diseaseEric Verhoeven
- 16:20–16:26DUS imaging in patients with deep venous diseaseMarie Josee van Tongerlo - van Rijn
- 16:26–16:32MRI in pelvic venous insufficiencyAnna Palmisano
- 16:32–16:38Pelvic venous disease: how I do zonal diagnosis and embolization – From IVUS to coils, glue & hybrid strategiesMarald Wikkeling
- 16:38–16:42Diagnostic and therapeutic pathways for pelvic venous disorders – A national multidisciplinary consensusDomenico Baccellieri
- 16:42–16:48Venotonic drugs for chronic pelvic pain: a systematic reviewMonika Gloviczki
- 16:48–16:54Optimizing circulation through breathing during exercise: clinical changes in patients after two years of follow-upRebeca Reachi-Lugo
- 16:54–17:00Discussion
- 17:00–17:10Keynote Lecture: How to perform pelvic vein embolization and choose the right techniqueGloria Maria Martinez Salazar
- 17:13–17:19Endovascular management of aortoesophageal fistula in a 2 year-oldErica Mitchell
- 17:19–17:25Treatment of aortic graft/stent graft infections, including the management of infected fenestrated/branched arch/TAAA stent graftsAnders Wanhainen
- 17:25–17:31Open surgery is the best option in abdominal and thoracic aortic endograft infectionYamume Tshomba
- 17:31–17:37Neo aortoiliac system: how I do itJames Black
- 17:37–17:43Mycotic aortic aneurysm - current statusJames Tunnicliffe
- 17:43–17:49What is the lifetime outcome for patients undergoing endovascular treatment of aortic interventions and does surveillance matter? Population data from primary careMichael Jenkins
- 17:49–17:55Open conversion after failed EVAR is safe and effectiveAndrea Kahlberg
- 17:55–18:01Hybrid treatment of aorto-iliac occlusive diseaseWalter Dorigo
- 18:01–18:07The role of the anatomical configuration of the lumbar arteries in the progression of the aneurysm sac following standard EVARFilippo Benedetto
- 18:07–18:13How I do it: managing reinterventions after F/BEVARFatima Javairiah
- 18:13–18:25Discussion
- 18:28–18:34Xenograft and homograft surgical reconstruction in complicated aortic infectionsValerio Tolva
- 18:34–18:40Multidisciplinary protocols for acute mesenteric ischemia improve outcomesRabih Chaer
- 18:40–18:46Acute embolic mesenteric ischemia: a vascular emergencyRudi Stramanà
- 18:46–18:52Vascular trauma: open and endo resources for a large centerTayrine Mazotti
- 18:52–18:58Management of pediatric vascular emergencies. Who will be the caretakers of pediatric vascular trauma?Erica Mitchell
- 18:58–19:04Endovascular hemostasis with an occlusive balloon in inferior vena cava lesionsRicardo Yukio Okawa
- 19:04–19:10Discussion
Responsabili del corso
ACHELOIS SRL
Provider
ID Provider: N° 7362
Città: Milano (MI)
Tipologia: Società, Agenzie Ed Enti Privati
Stato accreditamento: Standard
Roberto Chiesa
Responsabile scientifico
Specializzazione: Professore Ordinario Chirurgia Vascolare
Germano Melissano
Responsabile scientifico
Specializzazione: Professore Ordinario Chirurgia Vascolare
Relatori e docenti
Muhammad Ali A. Rana
Relatore
Eustachio Agricola
Relatore
Ottavio Alfieri
Relatore
Michele Antonello
Relatore
Efthymios Avgerinos
Relatore
Con il contributo non vincolante di
- TERUMO ITALIA S.R.L.
- LEMAITRE VASCULAR S.R.L.
- BIO VASCULAR GROUP S.R.L.
- SCUDERIA FERRARI CLUB CAPRINO BERGAMASCO
- EDIZIONI MINERVA MEDICA S.P.A.
Domande frequenti
Questo evento è accreditato per: Tecnico Della Fisiopatologia Cardiocircolatoria E Perfusione Cardiovascolare (Tecnico Della Fisiopatologia Cardiocircolatoria E Perfusione Cardiovascolare, Iscritto Nell’Elenco Speciale Ad Esaurimento); Medico Chirurgo (Chirurgia Vascolare, Angiologia, Cardiochirurgia, Chirurgia Toracica, Cardiologia, Chirurgia Generale, Anestesia E Rianimazione, Radiodiagnostica).
Fonte dati per questo evento: Agenas. Evento organizzato da provider terzo. Smart ECM riporta dati pubblici dell'evento a scopo informativo e non è responsabile né del corso né dei contenuti, né ha accordi commerciali o di collaborazione con il provider.