Endovascular aortic repair of AAA: What every IR needs to know
Endovascular aneurysm repair (EVAR) remains a cornerstone in the treatment of abdominal aortic aneurysms. However, as this intervention is expanding widely, it carries a significant rate of re-interventions requiring close patient follow-up. Re-interventions fall within the expertise of IR, highlighting the critical role the specialty can play.
This CIRSE webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of key considerations throughout the entire clinical pathway. From patient selection and pre-procedural planning to technical execution and the management of complications, the session will offer practical, evidence-based insights to support safe practice. Case presentations will highlight common anatomical and procedural challenges, along with strategies for optimal outcomes. Delivered by a panel of experienced interventional radiologists, the webinar will disseminate essential EVAR knowledge and encourage junior IRs and early-career consultants to participate in this expanding field of practice.
Learning objectives
- To learn the principles of patient selection, procedure planning, and device properties
- To learn procedure steps and essential technical requirements
- To understand key steps and elements that improve procedure safety and success
- To understand current knowledge of procedure durability
Programme
Introduction by the moderators
Mohamad Hamady (London/GB)
Theodoros Kratimenos (Athens/GR)
Patient selection and general planning
TBD
Procedure steps, tips and tricks
TBD
Review and management approach of common complications
TBD
Examples of interesting cases – I
Raman Uberoi (Oxford/GB)
Examples of interesting cases – II
Csaba Csobay-Novak (Budapest/HU)
Examples of interesting cases – III
Ondina Bernstein (London/GB)
Take-home points by the moderators
Mohamad Hamady (London/GB)
Theodoros Kratimenos (Athens/GR)
Faculty
Moderators
Mohamad Hamady
Moderator
(London/GB)
Theodoros Kratimenos
Moderator
(Athens/GR)
Speakers
Ondina Bernstein (London/GB)
Csaba Csobay-Novak (Budapest/HU)
Raman Uberoi (Oxford/GB)
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