CX 2024 Preliminary Programme
Day 3: Chronic Limb Threatening Ischaemia (CLTI) Controversies & Challenging Cases - Thursday, 25th April
Venue: Theatre 2
"The Worrying Foot" Competition
| Moderator: | Claire Dawkins, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom |
Introduction: "The Worrying Foot" competition
CX audience voting for the prizes a) Infomercials b) Infographics
Infomercials
Audience participation & discussion: Polling for a winning infomercial
Infographics
Audience participation & discussion: Polling for a winning infographic
Audience participation & discussion: Polling closed
Winners’ announcement
Chronic Limb Threatening Ischaemia Controversies
Edited Case: How I do it endovascularly: Pedal angioplasty
| Speaker: | TBA |
Edited Case: How I do it surgically: Pedal bypass
| Speaker: | Naseer Ahmad, Manchester, United Kingdom |
Audience participation & discussion & polling
Debate: An endovascular first strategy is the optimal approach for patients with CLTI requiring revascularisation
For the motion
| Andrew Bradbury, Birmingham, United Kingdom |
Against the motion
| Matthew Menard, Boston, United States |
Audience participation & discussion & polling
How radiologists rescue surgeons and their bypasses
| Speaker: | TBA |
Podium First: PTA balloon angioplasty for CLI patients with below-the-knee vessel disease: 12 months FINAL results
| Speaker: | Michael Lichtenberg, Arnsberg, Germany |
Audience participation & discussion & polling
Sponsored Education
Coffee break
Chronic Limb Threatening Ischaemia Controversies (Continued)
Imaging Modalities
Audience participation & discussion & polling
Non invasive perfusion assessments, toe pressure and TCPO2
| Speaker: | TBA |
Use of pedal acceleration time for real time hemodynamic assessment in CLTI patients
| Speaker: | TBA |
Invasive assessments of perfusion: IVUS, OCT, MRI
The optimal post revascularization management and surveillance strategy
| Speaker: | TBA |
Audience participation & discussion & polling
Wider Clinical Team Managing CLTI
Audience participation & discussion
Should claudication be managed by podiatrists?
What does a good community foot ulcer clinic look like
| Speaker: | TBA |
What is best medical therapy for a CLTI patient
| Speaker: | TBA |
The importance of tendon rebalancing for minor amputations
| Speaker: | TBA |
Audience participation & discussion & polling
Challengings to Reducing Amputation Rates
Clinical challenges to reducing amputation rates: The medical perspective
| Speaker: | TBA |
Clinical challenges to reducing amputation rates: The NMAHP perspective
| Speaker: | TBA |
Patient and system engagement challenges to decreasing amputation rates: The implementation scientist perspective
| Speaker: | TBA |
Audience participation & discussion & polling
Prioritising CLTI/Wound Care & Amputations
Audience participation & discussion & polling
Prioritising wound care at national level
| Speaker: | TBA |
Wound care in a Multidisciplinary Diabetic Foot Clinic, London
| Speaker: | TBA |
Prioritising wound care at community and system level: The Greater Manchester ICB experience
| Speaker: | Naseer Ahmad, Manchester, United Kingdom |
Audience participation & discussion
Sponsored education
Chronic Limb Threatening Ischaemia Controversies (Continued)
Economics of Wound Care & Amputations
The economic cost of wound care
| Speaker: | TBA |
Economic cost of revascularisation
| Speaker: | TBA |
Economic costs of amputation
| Speaker: | TBA |
Pathway from intervention to major amputation is different after endovascular intervention compared to surgical bypass
| Speaker: | TBA |
Audience participation & discussion & polling
Audience participation & discussion & polling
Podium First: 2-year data: CLTI clinics reduce amputation rates
| Speaker: | TBA |
Audience participation & discussion
Great Debate: Vascular surgeons and radiologists are not key to reducing amputations
For the motion
| Chris Nester, Staffordshire, United Kingdom | |
| Michael Edmonds, London, United Kingdom |
Against the motion
| TBA |
Audience participation & discussion & polling
The Digital Revolution & CLTI
Is supervised exercise therapy best delivered digitally?
| Speaker: | TBA |
The need for digitally delivered wound care
| Speaker: | TBA |
The impact of hospital EPRs with integrated mobile technology
Audience participation & discussion & polling
The drive towards and danger of digital apps in health care
Audience participation & discussion
Sponsored education
Challenging Cases
| Moderators: | Palma Shaw, Manlius, United States |
| Prem Chand Gupta, Hyderabad, India |
Introduction
Peripheral arterial disease challenging case
| World Federation of Vascular Societies: | Palma Shaw, Manlius, United States |
Audience participation & discussion
Complex case in peripheral arterial disease
| European Society for Vascular Surgery: | Philippe Kolh, Liege, Belgium |
Audience participation & discussion
Angulated aortic neck: Sliding through a reverse slider technique
| Vascular Society of India: | Pranati Swain, Delhi Cantt, India |
Audience participation & discussion
Limb preservation in extreme conditions with upper limb vein graft via lateral access to the peroneal artery
| ALCVA: | Nelson De Luccia, São Paulo, Brazil |
Audience participation & discussion
Aortic coarctation after TEVAR
| Society for Vascular Surgery: | Manuel Garcia-Toca, Chicago, United States |
Audience participation & discussion
CLTI case with unsuccessful EVT and declared major amputation for lack of distal targets
| Japanese Society for Vascular Surgery: | Shinsuke Kikuchi, Asahikawa, Japan |
Audience participation & discussion
T-branch challenging case
| European Society for Vascular Surgery: | Maarit Venermo, Helsinki, Finland |
Audience participation & discussion
Pseudo aneurysm from right coronary button with previous ascending stent graft
| ANZSVS: | Thodur Vasudevan, Hamilton, New Zealand |
Audience participation & discussion
Physician modified stent graft for ruptured suprarenal aortic aneurysm in retro viral infection
| Vascular Society of India: | Narendranadh Meda, Bangalore, India |
Audience participation & discussion
Challenging peripheral arterial disease case
| Asian Society for Vascular Surgery: | Edward Choke, Bukit Merah, Singapore |
Audience participation & discussion
Supravalvular aortic stenosis in a child
| Vascular Society of Southern Africa: | Pradeep Mistry, Sandton, South Africa |
Audience participation & discussion