Diagnosis and Treatment of Deep Venous Disease

Program Chair(s)

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  Ronald Winokur, MD, FSIR, FAVLS, RPVI

  Director of the Vein Treatment Center
  Weill Cornell Medicine, New York Presbyterian Hospital
  Weill Cornell Medicine, New York Presbyterian Hospital
  New York, New York

  BD/Bard (Self) : Speaker/Honoraria (Products and Services: Venovo Stent); Inari Medical (Self) : Consultant/Advisory Board (Products and Services: Flowtriever and Clottriever), Speaker/Honoraria (Products and Services: Flowtriever and Clottriever); Medtronic (Self) : Speaker/Honoraria (Products and Services: abre stent); Mentice AB (Self) : Consultant/Advisory Board (Products and Services: endovascular simulator); Penumbra (Self) : Speaker/Honoraria (Products and Services: Ruby coils); Philips Volcano () : Consultant/Advisory Board; Tactile Medical (Self) : Consultant/Advisory Board (Products and Services: Flexitouch)
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  Carl Fastabend, MD, FACC,FSCAI, DABVLM, RPVI

  Vein Specialist
  Vein Center of Southwest Louisiana
  Lake Charles, Louisiana

  Philips, Inc. () : Consultant/Advisory Board, Instructor and lecturer, Speaker/Honoraria

The session is dedicated to diagnosis of deep venous disease with emphasis on sonography and cross-sectional imaging, IVUS and venography. The new generation of dedicated venous stents will be discussed, as well as various aspects of pelvic pain evaluation and treatment.

Presentations:

• 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM US CDT

  Diagnosis and Treatment of Deep Venous Disease Including the New Generation of Stents and Aspects of Pelvic Pain Workup and Treatment
  

  Program Chair: Ronald Winokur, MD, FSIR, FAVLS, RPVI – Weill Cornell Medicine, New York Presbyterian Hospital

  Program Chair: Carl Fastabend, MD, FACC,FSCAI, DABVLM, RPVI – Vein Center of Southwest Louisiana
• 2:30 PM – 2:38 PM US CDT

  Clinical Clues That Should Lead to Further Investigation for Deep Venous Disease in the Superficial Vein Population
  

  Faculty: Peter J. Pappas, MD – Center For Vein Restoration
• 2:38 PM – 2:46 PM US CDT

  Performing Transcutaneous Pelvic Venous Ultrasound for Iliac Vein Obstruction? How Do We Become Masters?
  

  Faculty: Antonios Gasparis, MD – Stony Brook Medicine
• 2:46 PM – 2:54 PM US CDT

  What Is the Role of MRI and CT in the Evaluation of Deep Venous Disease?
  

  Faculty: Kush R. Desai, MD, FSIR – Northwestern University
• 2:54 PM – 3:02 PM US CDT

  Albumin, Oral Contraceptives and Venous Thromboembolism Risk in Astronauts
  

  Faculty: Scott M. Smith, PhD – NASA
• 3:02 PM – 3:10 PM US CDT

  Optimizing Iliac Vein Stenting; Advantages and Disadvantages of the ABRE, Venovo and Zilver Vena Stents
  

  Faculty: Erin Murphy, MD, FACS – Sanger Heart and Vascular, Atrium Health
• 3:10 PM – 3:18 PM US CDT

  Symptoms and Signs of Venous Origin Chronic Pelvic Pain
  

  Faculty: Neil Khilnani, MD – Weill Cornell Medicine-New York Presbyterian Hospital
• 3:18 PM – 3:26 PM US CDT

  Imaging Workup of Venous Origin Chronic Pelvic Pain; What Criteria Should Be Used
  

  Faculty: Kathleen Gibson, MD, FACS, FAVLS – Lake Washington Vascular Surgeons
• 3:26 PM – 3:34 PM US CDT

  Assessment of the Clinical Significance of Renal Vein Compression in the Pelvic Venous Disorders Population
  

  Faculty: Mark Meissner, MD – University of Washington
• 3:34 PM – 3:42 PM US CDT

  Case Study: Combined Non-thrombotic Iliac Vein Lesion and Ovarian Vein Reflux
  

  Faculty: Gloria Salazar, MD – University of North Carolina
• 3:42 PM – 3:50 PM US CDT

  Case Study: Pelvic Origin Lower Extremity Varicose Veins
  

  Faculty: Ramona Gupta, MD, FSIR – Northwestern University
• 3:50 PM – 3:58 PM US CDT

  Questions and Answers
  

  Moderator: Carl Fastabend, MD, FACC,FSCAI, DABVLM, RPVI – Vein Center of Southwest Louisiana

  Moderator: Ronald Winokur, MD, FSIR, FAVLS, RPVI – Weill Cornell Medicine, New York Presbyterian Hospital