It’s Not all Veins and Lymphatics – All the Arterial Jazz – A Vascular Medicine Perspective

Program Chair(s)

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  John Fish, III, MD

  Director Vascular Medicine
  Jobst Vascular Institute
  University of Toledo
  Toledo, Ohio

  Bristol-Myers Squibb (Self) : Speaker/Honoraria (Products and Services: Eliquis); Janssen pharmaceuticals (Self) : Consultant/Advisory Board (Products and Services: Xarelto), Other Research Support (Products and Services: Xarelto), Speaker/Honoraria (Products and Services: Xarelto)

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  Teresa Carman, MD, RPVI

  Vascular Medicine Speaker
  University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center
  Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
  North Royalton, Ohio

  I do not have any relevant financial / non-financial relationships with any proprietary interests.

In this session we will discuss the pathogenesis, diagnosis and evaluation of peripheral artery disease. Mixed arterial and venous disease is common. We will Illustrate the use of adjuncts to wound healing in mixed arterial and venous disease and discuss the role and timing of interventions. Recognize vasculitis as the great mimicker of arterial and venous disease. Review the various small vessel vaso-occlusive and vasospastic conditions which can affect the distal extremities including occupational vascular disorders, pernio, acrocyanosis, Achenbach syndrome and others.

Presentations:

• 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM US CDT

  It’s Not All Veins and Lymphatics – All the Arterial Jazz – a Vascular Medicine Perspective
  

  Program Chair: John H. Fish, III, MD – Jobst Vascular Institute

  Program Chair: Teresa L. Carman, MD, RPVI – University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center
• 2:30 PM – 2:34 PM US CDT

  Welcome and Introduction
  

  Moderator: Teresa L. Carman, MD, RPVI – University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center

  Moderator: John H. Fish, III, MD – Jobst Vascular Institute
• 2:35 PM – 2:47 PM US CDT

  Primer on Pvrs and PAD Diagnosis
  

  Faculty: Fedor Lurie, MD, PhD, RPVI, RVT – Jobst Vascular Institute
• 2:48 PM – 3:00 PM US CDT

  Optimizing Compression Therapy in the Setting of Mixed Venous and Arterial Vascular Disease
  

  Faculty: Lucy LaPerna, DO, RVT, RPVI, FSVM – Riverside Radiology Interventional Associates/ Lucid Health
• 3:01 PM – 3:13 PM US CDT

  When Arteries and Veins Collide - Venous or Arterial Disease – What Do I Treat First? 
  

  Faculty: Raghu Kolluri, MD, MS – OhioHealth
• 3:14 PM – 3:26 PM US CDT

  Adjuncts in Wound Healing; The Role of HBO, Pharmacological Therapies and Other Tools
  

  Faculty: Teresa L. Carman, MD, RPVI – University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center
• 3:27 PM – 3:39 PM US CDT

  Vasculitis: A Primer on Lower Extremity Presentations in Vascular and Wound Clinics
  

  Faculty: Steven Dean, DO, FSVM, RPVI – The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
• 3:40 PM – 3:52 PM US CDT

  Raynaud and Various Occupational and Thermal-related Vaso-occlusive Disorders
  

  Faculty: John H. Fish, III, MD – Jobst Vascular Institute
• 3:53 PM – 4:00 PM US CDT

  Discussion Panel
  

  Moderator: Teresa L. Carman, MD, RPVI – University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center

  Moderator: John H. Fish, III, MD – Jobst Vascular Institute