Welcome to another new course in the PAD Pathway! ESVS Vascular Surgery Skills - Hands-on at the Wet Lab, Trondheim, Norway 28th to 29th May 2024 - during the Norwegian Society for Vascular Surgery Annual Meeting (28th - 30th May) You will be in the capable hands of: Shakil Aslam - outgoing President - Norwegian Society for Vascular Surgery; Head of Vascular department - Østfold Hospital Trust Arne Seternes - Associate Professor – Trondheim University Hospital; Head of vascular research department – Helse Midt-Norge; ESVS Councillor for Norway & Dr. med. Andreas Greiner - Director Department of Vascular Surgery and Head of Vascular Centre, Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin Beate Viddal -  Head of Vascular department, Stavanger University hospital Knut E. Kjørstad – Department of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery, University Hospital North Norway, Tromsø Joakim Jørgensen – Department of Vascular surgery and Department of traumatalogy, Oslo University Hospital Espen Gubberud - Head of Vascular department, Bergen University hospital Frode Aasgard - Head of Vascular department, Trondheim University hospital Christian Lyng – Head of vascular department, Innlandet Hospital Trust Erik M. Pettersen – Department of Vascular surgery, Hospital of Southern Norway Beate Lindberg - Department of Vascular Surgery, Oslo University hospital, Rikshospitalet Wet […]

The PAD Pathway would like to welcome you to a new course this summer - ESVS Advanced endovascular training in PAD Access, crossing and vessel preparation. How to optimise your algorithm Collaborator: Department of Vascular Surgery Alkmaar, the Netherlands. Your carefully selected expert team will be: Çağdaş Ünlü, vascular surgeon, MD, PhD Michiel Schreve, faculty, vascular surgeon, MD, PhD Wouter Hogendoorn, faculty, vascular surgeon, MD, PhD COURSE CONFIRMED: Please go ahead and book your travel and accommodation! Objective: This training has three objectives. The first goal is to learn all the important steps in access and closure, regarding all different access sites. Access and closure are crucial steps in these procedures to ensure patient safety and successful outcomes.  Hostile groins, proximal superficial artery occlusion and all peripheral retrograde options will be discussed and taught. Different closure devices will be discussed and can be practised on as part of the course. The second goal is to learn about wire selection. With the large possibilities of wire selection and the different lesions that need to be treated, the different options will be discussed (wire escalation vs antegrade-retrograde technique). Algorithm of wire escalation and choices will be presented on the basis of existing cases. The different wires […]