Lower extremity PAD interventions: General approach, techniques, and devices- Elias Hanna

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  • čas přidán 26. 07. 2024
  • 0:00 General access strategy and femoral crossover. Complex aortoiliac bifurcation tips. Imaging tips +illustrations of iliac and SFA occlusions
    21:18 General interventional steps for: SFA (21:18), external iliac (27:48), common iliac (29:05), iliac CTOs (30:54), and infrapopliteal (37:24).
    Infrapopliteal and foot anatomy (42:52), telescope techniques, CART and combined antegrade-retrograde tips
    50:57 General tools, devices, and device diameters for treating every PAD segment.
    1:03:40 Tibial access tips and the 5 different potential accesses and access combinations
    1:11:55 Important slides summarizing the devices available for 0.035", 0.014", 0.018" systems, through which sheath sizes, and at what shaft lengths
    Femoral access vs radial access devices. Importance of shaft length
    1:23:29 Questions: tibial access sheath vs sheathless. Tibial hemostasis.

Komentáře • 6

  • @remonsobhi6231
    @remonsobhi6231 Před rokem +5

    we want a similar lecture about EVAR and TEVAR

  • @user-fs1mo2ky8d
    @user-fs1mo2ky8d Před 9 měsíci +1

    You have no idea how much this video has helped me. Thank you for the images and detailed explanations. I hope you continue to post

  • @user-lt5no1xt1z
    @user-lt5no1xt1z Před měsícem

    Great vid ❤

  • @wenyicvs
    @wenyicvs Před rokem +1

    You are a great clinician and teacher. I learnt so much. Many thanks. Keep up the work.

  • @remonsobhi6231
    @remonsobhi6231 Před rokem

    your explanation is excellent, very informative, highly illustrative, caring of the fine details of the technique, many thanks

  • @huachen762
    @huachen762 Před 7 měsíci

    You have so many wonderful videos Dr. Hanna! Thank you so much! Are you going to post more videos on PAD interventions? I would like to know how you handle tortuosity in the lower extremity, and what wires to use them. How different types of devices differ from one another (eg. balloons/stents).