Cases and resources in vascular techniques

In this PVI 2024 exclusive interview, Dr. Koen Deloose explains how the Oscar device, a multifunctional tool designed to support vascular interventionalists in lesion crossing and preparation can address key unmet needs in daily practice, improving success rates, and preparation efficiency.

This PVI 2024 session replay explores complex AV access cases, presenting surgical and endovascular techniques and their revisions. Learn from real-world examples and peer discussions to improve your practice.

This study analysed the primary patency of arteriovenous fistulas (AVFs) in Medicare beneficiaries, finding a low rate compared to previous trial settings. Age was not a major contributor to AVF patency, but women and Black patients had disproportionately lower rates, even after multivariable adjustment.

Study the case of a 62-year-old patient with coronary disease, obesity, diabetes, and dyslipidemia, who has a history of RCIA, LCIA, and SFA stenting, along with thromboendarterectomy of the RCFA.

This recent study examined illness trajectories in patients aged 50 and older who underwent lower limb revascularisation for peripheral artery disease in England. The research identified variations in patient outcomes based on age, admission type, and PAD severity.

Patients with peripheral artery disease (PAD) face significant cardiovascular and limb risks, necessitating tailored antithrombotic strategies. A global multidisciplinary work group reviewed current evidence, highlighting the varied responses to antiplatelets and anticoagulants, the importance of balancing benefits and bleeding risks, and providing clinical scenarios and recommendations for future research.

Management of acute limb graft thrombosis can be challenging, especially for an obese patient with Balthazar E severe pancreatitis and ARDS...

This PVI 2024 session dives into unexpected complications and lessons learned from real-life cases: from the limits of proximal protection in carotid stenting, to inflammatory surprises with AVGs, and the hidden risks of IVC filters.

This PVI 2024 session covers strategies for managing venous ulcers with both superficial and deep venous disease. It highlights how early reflux elimination through simultaneous vein ablation can reduce recurrence and offer a cost-effective alternative to lifelong compression, and emphasizes the importance of personalized wound care and compression therapy, supported by detailed case studies.