What is the Ideal Treatment Strategy for Femoropopliteal ISR: Laser, DCB, Covered Stent? - Eric Dippel, MD

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What is the Ideal Treatment Strategy for Femoropopliteal ISR: Laser, DCB, Covered Stent? Presented by Eric Dippel, MD

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Target Audience

  • Interventional Cardiologists
  • Interventional Radiologists
  • Vascular Surgeons
  • Interventional Fellows

Session Name:Primer for Endovascular Interventions
Track: Endovascular

Learning Objectives

  • Update in advances in endovascular procedures

Other Components in this Moment

Overview
Case Presentation with Audience Q&A - Nelson Bernardo
Techniques for Alternative Access in Endovascular Intervention - Ehrin Armstrong
Can We Agree Upon a Hybrid Algorithm for SFA CTO? - Sahil Parikh
Re-entry Devices - Which and How? - D. Christopher Metzger
What is the Ideal Treatment Strategy for Femoropopliteal ISR: Laser, DCB, Covered Stent? - Eric Dippel, MD
Atherectomy Devices - Orbital & Mechanical Atherectomy with and without DCB - Venkatesh Ramaiah
Atherectomy Devices - Excimer Laser & Directional Atherectomy - Robert Gallino
Common Femoral Artery Stenosis - When is Endovascular Therapy Appropriate? - Cameron Akbari
Popliteal Artery Aneurysm - Covered Stent or Surgery? - Jeffrey Wang
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