Aorta
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Don't make complex AAA too complex

In this PVI 2025 session, the focus is on keeping complex AAA repair smart, structured, and safe. 

From understanding why F/BEVAR outcomes differ between IDE and non-IDE centres in the U.S., to learning how to avoid “crushing defeat” with better bridging-stent strategies, each presentation sheds light on a crucial aspect of advanced aortic repair. The programme moves through high-impact insights on FEVAR planning from more than 2,000 cases, explores inventive F/BEVAR designs to rescue failed open or endovascular repairs, and closes with practical guidance on selecting the right patients for open TAAA repair in 2025.

A concentrated dose of experience, innovation, and decision-making for anyone dealing with complex aortic disease!

Roberto Chiesa
Roberto Chiesa
Milano, Italy
Stéphan Haulon
Stéphan Haulon
Hospital: Marie Lannelongue, Le Plessis-Robinson, France
Caitlin Hicks
Caitlin Hicks
Baltimore, United States
Tilo Kölbel
Tilo Kölbel
Hamburg, Germany
Gustavo Oderich
Gustavo Oderich
Houston, United States
Timothy Resch
Timothy Resch
Copenhagen University Hospital, Denmark
Andres Schanzer
Andres Schanzer
Worcester, United States
Eric Verhoeven
Eric Verhoeven
Nuremberg, Germany

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