NCVH Latin America

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SAVE THE DATE 2014
NCVH
New Cardiovascular Horizons
Second Annual Conference: 2013 Review
San Jose, Costa Rica
www.ncvh.org/latinamerica
INNOVATIVE
MEDICAL EDUCATION
This conference brings together key disciplines
to focus on the common goal of complete
vascular care and limb preservation.
Conference Overview
Educational highlights include the most
recent advancements in the field of
PAD, aneurysmal disease and podiatric
woundcare through didactic lectures,
live cases and hands-on workshops
led by international and national faculty
who are recognized as leading experts
in the field.
Innovative presentations are infused
with live satellite broadcasts displaying
real time interventional procedures
performed by local Latin American
physicians, as well as international
invited guests.
comprehensive overview of the diagnosis and
“ Amanagement
of endovascular manageme nt of
peripheral arterial (PAD) and aneurysmal vascular disease
”
2013 Educational Topics
Opening and Hot Topics in PAD
•NCVH Latin America: Building a Dream Latin
American Database of PAD
•Build a Successful Endo Program in Latin America
•Advances in Genomic Testing to Tailor PAD
PharmacologicTherapy
•Advances in CTA and MRA Imaging for PAD
•Indocyanine Green Angiography
•Advances in Radioprotection for the Interventionalist
Aortoiliac Interventions for Critical
Limb Ischemia
•My Iliac Intervention Toolbox
•COBEST, BRAVISSIMO & MOBILITY Trial Results
•Total Aortoiliac Occlusions: Endo or Open?
Femoropopliteal Interventions:
The Modern Toolbox
•Dissection Limiting Balloons
•Drug Eluting Balloons: The Good and the Bad
•Directional Atherectomy: What Will IVUS
Enhancement Add?
•Laser Atherectomy: Emerging Indications
•Drug Eluting Stents: Cost Benefit Perspective
Stent Design Innovations for SFA Interventions
•Lessons from the Guidewire Bible
•Drug Eluting Stents: How Will This Impact My Practice?
•Interwoven Stents: The Latest Data
•Ultra Low Profile Stents
•The SFA Tailor: When To Use What
Tips and Tricks for Complex SFA Scenarios
•Mastering the Subintimal Space •Retrograde SFA Interventions •Re-Entry Devices: A Must for Complex SFA
•Antegrade Access for Complex SFA Cases: Is It Possible?
•Severely Calcified SFA Interventions: How Can We
Beat Them?
Closure Devices After Endo-Interventions
•Inverse Pressure, Intra-Arterial Anchor, Nitinol
Clipping, and Suture Assisted Closure Devices
Tibiopereneal Disease: Redefining the Concept
•Shortcomings of Current Diagnostic Tools
•What Would Be The Ideal Classification Tool for CLI?
•Angiosome Guided Therapy: Myth or Reality?
•If I Wrote TASC, What Would the BTK Chapter Say?
•SAGUARO Trial : Concepts and Goals
•Therapy BTK: Lessons From Experience Tibioperoneal Interventions: Technical Aspects
• Tips for Short Ostial and Long Diffuse Lesions
• Is There Data Supporting Ostial and Long Diffuse
Interventions?
• Pedal Arch Reconstructions: When and How?
• Retrograde Technique for BTK Interventions
• Ultrasound Guided Access for BTK
• The Role of Atherectomy BTK: Data Analysis
• The Importance of Low Profile for BTK
• Drug Eluting Technology for BTK Interventions
• Ultrasound Guided BTK Interventions
• Scoring Balloon for BTK Interventions
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Carotid Interventions
• The Latest and Greatest in Data
• Debate: More Trials? (CAS vs. CEA)
• Debate: Does Stent Design Affect Results?
Carotid Stenting: Technical Symposium
• Transbrachial and Transradial CAS
• Tips and Tricks for Type 2 and 3 Aortic Arch
• Distal Embolic Protection is the Way to Go
• Proximal Embolic Protection is Safer
• Surgeon’s, Cardiologist´s, and Interventional
Radiologist’s Algorithms to Therapy Renal Interventions
• Current Algorithm for Diagnosis and Treatment of
Refractory HTN
• Summary of Latest Data for Endovascular Renal Artery
Stenting • Is a Distal Filter a MUST During Renal Stenting?
• Percutaneous Renal Denervation
• Pre-Recorded and Edited RAS and RDN Cases
Aortic Aneurysm Disease: Part I
• AAA & TAA: Latest Therapeutic Consensus
• OSIRIX Software: A Simpler Portable Tool
• Preparing for Battle: TeraRecon Imaging
• The Basic Toolbox for TEVAR: Lessons from Experience
• Complex Access and Solutions During TEVAR
• CO2 Angiography for EVAR in Renal Disease
• The Role of Emerging Markets in the Future of our
Practice
Aortic Aneurysm Disease: Part II
• EVAR Design: Build From the Bottom Up
• Lowest Profile is the Way to Go for AAA
• Thoughts on Internal Iliac Artery Preservation
• Homemade Internal Iliac Artery Salvage
• Why Trouble Yourself? Use an Iliac Preserving Graft
• When Extremely Flexible Grafts are Needed
• Indications and Long Term Patency of Chimneys in
EVAR Advances in TEVAR Design • Safe Landing TEVARs: Technical Ways to Perfection
• Hybrid Procedures for Complex TEVARs: Techniques
and Data
• Snorkels and Chimneys for Complex TEVAR
• Need and Technique for FEVARs
• Thoracoabdominal Aneurysms: An Endovascular Challenge
• Multi-Layer Flow Modulator: The Last Chapter
Venous Insufficiency Symposium
• The Added Value of Operator Self-Driven Ultrasound
• New Generation Endovenous Laser Therapy
• Advances and Experience in Endovenous RF
• Advances in Foam Sclerotherapy
• Gonadal Vein Embolization
• Embolization of Complex AV Malformations
Venous Thrombo-Embolic Symposium
• Is Pharmacological Only Intervention for DVT a Thing of
the Past? A Data-Enhanced Perspective
• New Drugs for Optimizing DVT Management and/or
Prevention • When Should I Consider Pharmacomechanical
Thrombectomy? The Added Value of Speed
• Isolated PM and Rotational PM Thrombectomy
• Should All Residual (Post-Thrombectomy) Lesions be
Treated? • Advances in Venous Stenting: New Venous Only Stent
Designs • New Perspectives in Endovascular Therapy of
Chronic Venous Occlusions: Who Can Benefit From
Endovenous Intervention?
Podiatry & Wound Care
Wound Management Fundamentals
• The Building Blocks of Wound Care Essentials:
Physiology of the Chronic Wound Model
• Peripheral Vascular Assessment
• What Every Physician Needs to Know About Wound
Management
• The Angiosome Concept and Wound Healing
• Putting Pressure on Hard to Heal Wounds: Negative
Pressure on Wound Therapy
Advanced Wound Care Techniques
• Unraveling the World of Advanced Dressings
• Bioengineered Skin Substitutes
• Utilizing Neonatal Bovine Tissue in Wound Repair
• Decreasing the Bio-Burden: Debridement Techniques
• Diabetic MRI Evaluations
Hyperbarics and Wound Healing
• Current State of Diabetic Wound Care in Latin America
• Role of Oxygen in Wound Healing
• Utilizing Hyperbarics: A Physician’s Perspective
• Hyperbaric and Limb Preservation Case Study Review
2013 Faculty
Craig M. Walker, MD
Miguel Montero-Baker, MD
University Medical Center
Tucson, AZ, UNITED STATES
Hospital San Juan de Dios
San Jose, COSTA RICA
Anne Abbott, MD, PhD
Monash University
Melbourne, AUSTRALIA
Paolo Duarte, MD
Hospital-Hotel La Catolica
San Jose, COSTA RICA
Vaqar Ali, MD
First Coast Cardiovascular Institute
Jacksonville, FL, UNITED STATES
Pedro Echeverria, MD
Hospital Punta Pacifica
San Jose, COSTA RICA
Charles Andersen, MD
Madigan Army Medical Center
Milton, WA, UNITED STATES
Jorge Elizondo, MD
Hospital Mexico
San Jose, COSTA RICA
Camilo Arana, MD
Instituto de Investigaciones Clinicas
Cali, COLOMBIA
Alejandro Fabiani, MD
Centro de Educacion Medica e
Investigaciones Clinicas
Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA
Juan Bravo, MD
Nautilus Health Care Group
Tierra Verde, FL, UNITED STATES
Javier Cabezas-Loria, MD
Hospital San Juan Dios/ Hospital La
Catolica
Heredia, COSTA RICA
Andres Fajardo, MD
Indiana University
Indianapolis, IN, UNITED STATES
Marcial Fallas, MD
Clinica Biblica
San Jose, COSTA RICA
Julio Garcia, RN
Luis Alberto Cruz Vasquez, MD
Instituto Cardiovascular Y Estudios Esp. Springhill Medical Center
Mobile, AL, UNITED STATES
Medellin, COLOMBIA
Cardiovascular Institute
of the South
Houma, LA, UNITED STATES
Clinical Professor of Medicine
Tulane University School of Medicine
New Orleans, LA, UNITED STATES
Donald Jacobs, MD
Saint Louis University School of
Medicine
Saint Louis, MO, UNITED STATES
Roger Jimenez-Juarez, MD
Hospital San Juan de Dios
San Jose, COSTA RICA
Luis Leon, MD
University of Arizona Health Science
Center
Tucson, AZ, UNITED STATES
Wilbert Lopez-Ruiz, MD
Hospital Cima
San Jose, COSTA RICA
Mauricio Lozano, MD
Clinica Universitaria Colombia
Bogota, COLOMBIA
Carlos Mena, MD
Yale University School of Medicine
New Haven, CT, UNITED STATES
D. Christopher Metzger, MD
Wellmont CVA Heart Institute
Kingsport, TN, UNITED STATES
Luis Cruz-Guzman, MD
Hospital San Juan de Dios
San Jose, COSTA RICA
Julio Garcia Sr., MD
TEI Biosciences, Inc.
Rosharon, TX, UNITED STATES
Geiner Diaz-Picado, MD
Hospital Mexico
San Jose, COSTA RICA
Helen Gelly, MD
HyperbaRxs
Marietta, GA, UNITED STATES
Larry Diaz-Sandoval, MD
Metro Health Hospital
Grand Rapids, MI, UNITED STATES
Guillermo Guevara-Ospino, MD
Hospital San Juan de Dios
San Jose, COSTA RICA
Edward Diethrich, MD
Arizona Heart Foundation
Phoenix, AZ, UNITED STATES
Juan Guillermo-Barrera, MD
Fundacion Cardiovascular de Colombia John Pacanowski, MD
Agave Surgical Associates
Bucaramanga, COLOMBIA
Tucson, AZ, UNITED STATES
Luis Gutierrez, MD
Eric Dippel, MD
Genesis Medical Center
Davenport, IA, UNITED STATES
Eric Dippel, MD
Genesis Medical Center
Davenport, IA, UNITED STATES
CCSS
San Jose, COSTA RICA
Steve Henao, MD
New Mexico Heart Institute
Albuquerque, NM, UNITED STATES
Joseph Mills, MD
University of Arizona
Tucson, AZ, UNITED STATES
Luis Morelli-Guillen, MD
Hospital San Juan de Dios
San Jose, COSTA RICA
Vicente Riambau, MD
Thorax Institute Hospital Clinic
Barcelona, SPAIN
Luis Sanchez-Escalante, MD
Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social
Mexico DF, MEXICO
Mehdi Shishehbor, MD
Cleveland Clinic Main Campus
Cleveland, OH, UNITED STATES
Jose Solano-Villaroel, MD
Hospital Clinica Biblica
San Jose, COSTA RICA
Rex Teeslink, MD
T-Med, Inc.
Augusta, GA, UNITED STATES
Salvatore Tirrito, MD
Pima Heart Associates
Tucson, AZ, UNITED STATES
Carlo Vallejo, MD
Fundacion Cardioinfatil
Bogota, COLOMBIA
Luis Virgen-Carrillo, MD
Hospital Angeles
Guadalajara Jalisco, MEXICO
Thomas Zeller, MD
Herz-Zentrum Bad Krozingen
Bad Krozingen, GERMANY
Luis Morelli-Alvarez, MD
Hospital Clinica Biblica
San Jose, COSTA RICA
Costantino Pena, MD
Baptist Cardiac & Vascular Institute
Miami, FL, UNITED STATES
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2013 Sponsors
Thank You to Our Supporters!
Bard Peripheral Vascular
Bayer de Mexico, S.A. de C.V.
Boston Scientific Corporation/Boston Scientific
Mexico & Central America
ConvaTec - Boston Medical Device International LLC
Cook Medical
Cordis, a Johnson & Johnson company
Covidien
Meditek Services S.A.
Spectranetics
St. Jude Medical
Sumedical, St. Jude Distributor, Costa Rica
TEI Biosciences, Inc.
Thermopeutix, Inc.
Industry Sponsored Workshops 2013 Closing Reception
Compression Wraps
Sponsor: ConvaTec
Negative Pressure Wound Therapy
Sponsor: KCI
Bovine Collagen Wet Lab
Sponsor: TEI Biosciences
Wound Dressings
Sponsors: Covidien Wound Care and KCI
CLI: From Access to Success!
Sponsor: Bard
Latin American Case Forum
Sponsor: Boston Scientific
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2013 Live Cases
Case #2
CTO of the Superficial Femoral Artery
Focus product: Epic Stent
(Boston Scientific)
Case #4
Case #3
CTO of the Superficial Femoral Artery
Focus product: Zilver PTX stent
(Cook)
Distal Aorto-iliac Disease
Focus product: Advanta stent
(Atrium)
CTO of the Popliteal Artery
Focus product: Life Stent
(Bard)
Case #6
Case #1
CTO of the Common Iliac Artery
Focus products: Epic and Express Stents
(Boston Scientific)
Case #5
View Live Case Videos at www.ncvh.org
CTO of the Anterior Tibial Artery
Focus product: Pedal micropuncture kit, CXI microcatheter,
Advance 14LP balloon
(Cook)
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Greater Saphenous Vein Reflux
Focus product: VNUS radiofrequency ablation device
(Covidien)
Case #8
Case #9
Iliac Aneurysm with snorkel to left Renal Artery
Focus product: Endurant II AAA endograft
(Medtronic)
Bilateral Common Iliac Aneurysm
Focus product: ZBIS bifurcated iliac graft
(Cook)
Case #10
Case #7
Common Carotid Stenosis
Focus product: EPI Filter, Wall stent
(Boston Scientific)
Case #11
Live Cases 2013
Chronic left Iliac Vein occlusion
Focus product: Zilver Vena stent
(Cook)
Behind the Scenes
View Live Case Videos at www.ncvh.org
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North America
300
200
Spain .25%
Participants at NCVH Latin America
NCVH Latin America - Participants
Demographics
at NCVH Latin America
Germany .25%
No Specialty List
100
0
2012
2013
Participants at NCVH Latin America
2012 - 2014
* projected growth
Participants
at NCVH at
Latin
AmericaLatin AmericaNoVascular
Participants
NCVH
Specialty
Listed
United States
15.27%Surgeon
Participants
at NCVH
Latin America
Other Me
600
11.79%
500
22.81%
7.98%
400
North America
300
Other
Medical Doctors
Industry
Puerto Rico 1.23%
Vascular Surgeons
Vascular
16.35%
19.77%
19.39%
2012
South America
Other
31.77%
1.9%
2013
Germany .25%
Other Medical Doctors
200
0
2012
2013
* projected growth
North America
North America
2012
Other
Other South America
South America
ants at NCVH Latin America
Central America
Central America
339
# of
Medical Doctors
19
# of
countries represented
406
# of
total attendees
# of
sponsors
13
Puerto Rico 1.23%
Guatemala .25%
2013
2013El Salvador .25%
Cardiolo
Allied He
Costa Rica 64.53%
Venezuala .25%
Dominican Republic .49%
Uruguay .25%
Spain .25%
Spain .25%
Panama 1.23%
Peru 2.22%
Germany .25%
Germany .25%
Hondurus .25%
Ecuador 1.23%
Australia .25%
Australia .25%
Guatemala .25%
Colombia 4.19%
United States 15.27%
United States 15.27%
El Salvador .25%
Chile .25%
Puerto Rico 1.23%
NoPuerto
Specialty
Listed
Rico 1.23%
Costa Rica 64.53%
Argentina .25%
Mexico 7.14%
Mexico
7.14%
Other
Medical
Venezuala .25%
Central America
Doctors
Dominican Republic .49%
Dominican
Republic .49%
Vascular
Surgeons
Uruguay .25%
Panama 1.23%
Panama 1.23%
Industry
Peru 2.22%
Hondurus .25%
Hondurus .25%
12
# of
Medical Fellows
2013
9.36%
27.34% Hondurus .25%
Allied Health Professionals
Mexico 7.14%
2013
Ecuador 1.23%
Family Physicians/Internal Medicine
Guatemala .25%
Guatemala .25%
Cardiologists
Colombia 4.19%
El Salvador .25%
El Salvador .25%
Allied Health Professionals
Chile .25%
Costa Rica 64.53%
Costa Rica 64.53%
Argentina .25%
Venezuala .25%
Venezuala .25%
Uruguay .25%
Uruguay .25%
Peru 2.22%
Peru 2.22%
Ecuador 1.23%
Ecuador 1.23%
Colombia 4.19%
Colombia 4.19%
Chile .25%
Chile .25%
Argentina .25%
P
Allied Health Professio
2012
2012
United States
15.27%
Family Physicians/Internal
Medicine
Cardiologists
Dominican
11.33%Republic .49%
Cardiologists
Family
Vascular Surgeons
Australia .25%
Industry
2014*
Cardiologists
Industry
Family Physicians/Inte
4.93%
Panama
1.23%
2013
2012
5.67%
Family Physician
Mexico
Industry
9.11%7.14%
Allied Health Pro
Central America
2013
Spain .25%
No2012
Specialty Listed
Participants at NCVH Latin America
100
No Spec
Australia .25%
Other Medical Do
2014*
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NCVH
“Ventana a las Américas¨ es el esfuerzo de la Asociación Colombiana de Angiología y Cirugía
Vascular por brindar una plataforma científica para concentrar las sociedades más influyentes de
América Latina en el área de la patología vascular periférica. Es una conferencia internacional
y multidisciplinaria enfocada hacia el manejo en equipo de la patología cardiovascular compleja.
La conferencia ofrecerá múltiples charlas magistrales, combinado con demonstraciones de
casos en vivo (por transmisión satelital), casos pregrabados y talleres prácticos.
RegistRo abieRto a paRtiR del mes de octubRe 2013!
Aproveche los descuentos por registro temprano. Existen precios especiales para médicos en
formación (fellows, residentes y estudiantes), al igual que personal asociado de salud. Visite
nuestra página de registro www.ncvh.org/americalatina y asegure su lugar - cupo limitado.
temas destacados:
• Isquemia crítica: alternativas abiertas y endovasculares
• Salvamento de extremidad diabética
• Manejo avanzado de heridas
• Debate internacional sobre manejo de patología carotídea
• Avances en el manejo de la hipertensión arterial: ablación renal
• Simposio venoso (insuficiencia y obstrucciones crónicas)
• Manejo endovascular de aneurismas de Aorta complejos
• Análisis de casos pregrabados complejos
• Análisis de casos en vivo (por transmisión satelital)
CHAPTER COLOMBIA
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pResideNtes:
Dr. Juan G. Barrera -Carvajal • Colombia
Dr. Miguel Montero-Baker • Costa Rica
Dr. Daniel Indaburu Lizarralde • Colombia
Dr. Craig M. Walker • United States
diRectoRes del cuRso:
Dr. Camilo Arana • Colombia
Dr. Micaela Arrieta • Colombia
Dr. Luis Bechara • Argentina
Dr. Luis Cruz • Colombia
Dr. Ignacio Escotto • México
Dr. Manuel Espindola • Chile
Dr. Gilberto Estrada • Colombia
Dr. Alejandro Fabiani • Argentina
Dr. Andrés Fajardo • United States
Dr. Valente Guerrero • México
Dr. Mauricio Lozano • Colombia
Dr. Carlos Mena • United States
Dr. Luis Morelli-Alvarez • Costa Rica
Dr. Alberto Muñoz • Colombia
Dr. Mariano Palena • Italia
Dr. José Saaibi • Colombia
Dr. Carlos Timarán • United States