In-Person Courses maximize hands-on time to help improve skills and address clinical, technical, and procedural challenges in care.
These courses are designed for Interventional Cardiologists, Vascular Surgeons, and Interventional Radiologists who want to practice complex treatment plans, procedures, and skills to improve their mastery of crucial aspects of patient care.
The focus of this course is to understand the best clinical practices that will facilitate consistent high-quality therapy delivery in order to maximize the potential for best clinical outcomes when treating patients with PAD. This course offers a practical, case-based approach to endovascular interventions with a focus on identifying treatment modalities, evaluating vascular access for a variety of interventions, and formulating treatment algorithms that can be used in everyday practice. Hands-on workshops cover: guidewires, Supera™ Peripheral Stent deployment, cadaveric SFA/peroneal access, pedal access and complex case reviews.
Our Specialty Courses offer deeper dives on specific topics with a focus on improving patient outcomes by addressing specific clinical, technical and procedural challenges in endovascular care.
This course offers didactic algorithm training with participant discussion, case-based learning and hands-on workshops that focus on the tools to tackle clinical challenges and to review the indications for use of Abbott’s carotid products in today’s environment.
Completion of this course will satisfy the training requirement for Abbott’s carotid stent systems. Please speak with your Abbott representative post-course about your 3 supervised cases to complete the training process. Completion of this course will satisfy the first steps of the FDA required product training for Abbott’s carotid products.
A specialized training opportunity limited to 1-2 trainees (and no more than 4) with a faculty proctor. Clinical areas of focus can include: Endovascular treatment of SFA/popliteal disease, carotid artery stenting, and vessel closure techniques. Virtual sessions available.
These courses may cover didactic topics such as safe femoral arterial, venous and alternative access techniques / potential complications. Workshops may include ultrasound and hands-on deployment of vascular closure devices.
Workshops at this program that are related to Abbott’s vessel closure products do not satisfy the device training requirements.
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