September 5-9 | Copenhagen, Denmark
September 5-9 | Copenhagen, Denmark
September 5-9 | Copenhagen, Denmark
September 5-9 | Copenhagen, Denmark
September 5-9 | Copenhagen, Denmark
CIRSE meets ESVM
Interventional radiology is an innovative and ever-expanding specialty that provides minimally invasive treatments for a wide range of diseases, and fostering close collaboration with other societies is one of CIRSE’s main goals.
This year we will have the pleasure of meeting The European Society of Vascular Medicine.
CIRSE meets ESVM – Controversy discussions and current knowledge of peripheral interventions
Sunday, September 6, 11:30-12:30, Auditorium 12
Programme
Moderators: Christian Heiss (Guildford/GB), Stefan Müller-Hülsbeck (Flensburg/DE)
Introduction
Stefan Müller-Hülsbeck (Flensburg/DE)
Anticoagulation regime in 2026: where do we stand?
Christian Heiss (Guildford/GB)
Drug-based therapies for PAD treatment: is Paclitaxel still an option?
Robert Morgan (London/GB)
The impact of vessel compliance enhancement: hype or new hope?
Marianne Brodmann (Graz/AT)
The future of scaffolds for CLTI treatment
Gerd Grözinger (Tübingen/DE)
Panel discussion
About ESVM
The European Society of Vascular Medicine focuses on optimizing the vascular health of the populations of member countries and beyond, promoting scientific exchange, education, cooperative research, and evidence-based high-quality practice in the field of Vascular Medicine/Angiology, strengthening the links between national societies of vascular medicine/angiology in Europe, and encouraging the creation of national societies where they do not yet exist.
Discover more at www.vascular-medicine.org.