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ESVS 8th Mastercl@ss: Episode 3: Updates and trends in the treatment of critical limb-threatening ischaemia

✨ FREE for all ESVS members!

ESVS members can register via the Members’ Area (login required). The link to join will also be sent to the email address associated with their account.

 

The Masterclass is open for non-members, you may purchase a ticket below.

Date
10 November 2026
Time
17:00 – 18:30 CET
Format
Online
Level
Beginner/Intermediate / Intermediate / Intermediate/advanced / Advanced

This session offers a focused, practice-oriented update on the current and emerging treatment strategies for critical limb-threatening ischaemia (CLTI), bringing together guideline-based insights, clinical experience and innovation. Through clinical cases from Europe and the US, faculty will illustrate how ESVS and SVS guidelines are applied in real life, while additional talks will explore the incidence and treatment of CLTI in South Africa, the role of best medical therapy, the true value of the “woundosome” concept and the future of robotic-assisted interventions. Designed to be highly practical and interactive, it will provide vascular specialists with concrete, evidence-informed take-home messages for optimising limb salvage in diverse healthcare settings.

Tickets

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Physician Non-member
€ 100,00
Unlimited
Trainee Non-member
€ 50,00
Unlimited

Schedule Overview

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Chair,

Pirkka Vikatmaa, Finland

Co-Chair,

Robert Hinchliffe, UK

Clinical case from Europe + ESVS Guidelines ,

Maarit Venermo, Finland

Clinical case from US + SVS guidelines ,

Peter Schneider, US

Woundosome concept, is it really helping? ,

Lorenzo Patrone, Italy

Incidence and treatment of CLTI in South-Africa ,

Asha Malan, South Africa

Best medical therapy in CLTI ,

Michel Bosiers, Switzerland

The future of robotic surgery in CLTI ,

Sebastian Debus, Germany