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Welcome to the first Vascular Access course of the year! The faculty guiding you includes: Roberta Brambilla, St. George's Hospital (London, UK) Flavia Gentile, Dr, Vascular Surgeon, Centre Hospitalier de Luxembourg Matteo Tozzi, Prof, Universita’ degli Studi dell’Insubria (Varese, IT) Anton Razuvajev, Dr, Karolinska Institutet (Stockholm, Sweden) Maarten G.J. Snoeijs, Dr, Hart+Vaatcentrum, Maastricht (NL) Joana Ferreira, Dr, Vascular Surgeon, Porto (Portugal) Objectives: Are you a vascular surgical trainee or young consultant who is interested in vascular access surgery? Do you feel like your skills are not up to the task when you encounter complications after vascular access surgery, or you simply do not know what further vascular access to offer your patients after simple fistula fail? Are you interested in knowing how different surgeons in different countries approach more complex cases? The aim of this online workshop is to give participants an overview of more complex vascular access case scenarios, including complications, by discussing real life clinical situations with difficult diagnosis, management or decision making. The participants will have the opportunity to listen to multiple case discussions presented by leading vascular surgeons in the field of vascular access from all over Europe. The presentation will be followed by interactive discussion with the faculty […]

Due to popular demand, the ESVS Viva Voce practice for the FEBVS exam is back, with three sessions this year! Join: Eline Van Hattum and Anne Burdess in the May 2025 edition. Objective: The overarching objective of this course is to prepare candidates for some of the different parts of the FEBVS examination. This part of the course prepares candidates for the viva voce section of the examination. Small group viva voce exam practice, covering FEBVS curriculum topics on vascular disease. The viva voce practice will follow the format of case-based discussion with PowerPoint slides to focus questions and answers. The session is mapped to the FEBVS curriculum and covers a wide range of vascular conditions. Clinical presentation, pathology, investigation including imaging and treatment options will be covered during the session. Participants will be split into groups with one member of faculty for each group. Each participant will be asked to manage a clinical scenario for a minimum of 10 minutes under simulated (online) exam conditions whilst the other members of the group observe the discussion. Timings need to be strictly adhered to and will accommodate the number of candidates in each session. The timing of the session will allow […]