ESIR Venous Access & Dialysis Fundamental Course 2014

Start:

Thu, 11 Dec 2014, 10:00

End:

Fri, 12 Dec 2014, 19:00

Website:

http://cirse.org/index.php?pid=960#Venue

Venue:

ESIR 2014 - Fundamental Course: Venous Access & Dialysis (Interventional Radiology)

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General Information

Who should attend?

This course is designed for physicians who are either beginning their IR career, or who would like to refresh or broaden their existing portfolios to include venous access and dialysis management.

What will you learn?

The course will cover:

• the physiology of the venous system and anatomical considerations relevant to venous access

• live cases to gain an understanding of IR techniques

• insertion of temporary and tunneled lines and treatment of venous, arterial and anastomotic stenosis

• the anatomical considerations, physiology and techniques relevant to haemodialysis fistulae

• interactive case discussion to further reflect on the course material

Registration Fees
The registration fee includes:
• Course attendance
• Teaching material for the course (syllabus)
• Coffee breaks
• Dinner

Early Registration Fees (until 8 weeks prior to the course date)
CIRSE Member €250
ESR Member* €250
Non-Member €390
Resident/Nurse/Radiographer (CIRSE Member)** €180
Resident/Nurse/Radiographer Non-Member** €250

Late Registration Fees (less than 8 weeks prior to the course date)
CIRSE Member €350
ESR Member* €350
Non-Member €490
Resident/Nurse/Radiographer Member** €280
Resident/Nurse/Radiographer Non-Member** €350

Method of Payment

Registration fees are to be paid in Euros (€) by:
• Bank Transfer
• Credit Card (Visa or Mastercard)

All ESIR 2014 registrants will be able to check their registration status or print out an invoice of the registration by accessing the congress area with their USER ID and password.
Invoices will be issued by the CIRSE Foundation, Neutorgasse 9, 1010 Vienna, Austria.

Details

Venous access – anatomy, physiology

• Know the venous anatomy

• Understand the physiology of venous endothelium and the interaction between venous catheters and the venous circulation and heart

HoS Hands-on Sessions

• Insertion of temporary and tunnelled lines via the jugular, subclavian and femoral approaches

• Placement of arm and chest wall ports

Interactive Case Discussion

Dialysis – anatomy, physiology, techniques

• Anatomy relevant to haemodialysis fistulae

• Patho-physiology of arteriovenous access failure including failure of maturation of fistula, central venous stenosis, aneurysms and steal phenomena

• Indications and contra indications for the various techniques for intervention in failing dialysis access

HoS Hands-on Sessions & Interactive Case

Discussion

• Treatment of venous, arterial and anastomotic stenoses and occlusions related to fistulae including angioplasty, cutting balloon angioplasty, stenting, stentgrafting, thrombolysis, thrombosuction

• Treatment of steal syndrome

HoS Hands-on Sessions & Interactive Case

Discussion

• Treatment of venous, arterial and anastomotic stenoses and occlusions related to fistulae including angioplasty, cutting balloon angioplasty, stenting, stentgrafting, thrombolysis, thrombosuction

• Treatment of steal syndrome

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