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800 fearless leaders, 1 reason to attend:

the cli revolution

The AMPutation Prevention Symposium (AMP) is the only international meeting dedicated to the treatment and prevention of critical limb ischemia (CLI).

hands-on. high impact.

the amp experience

 New for 2018: More Global Perspective on CLI: The 2018 conference will feature

more international faculty than ever before, giving participants the opportunity to hear from globally recognized faculty in the CLI space, who will share insights and advances from around the world, including: 

AMP teams up with the Hendolat LatinoAmerica meeting to offer a special

session led by Miguel Montero-Baker, MD. 

Ramon Varcoe, MD, Department of Surgery at the Vascular Institute at Prince

of Wales Hospital and the University of New South Wales, will moderate an exciting Asia-Pacific panel on CLI.  Gain invaluable insight from leading CLI operators, including Drs. Saab, Metzger,

Peña, and Garcia, as they exchange commentary during complex live cases.  Participate in hands-on workshops that incorporate tibial ultrasound mapping with

live models, atherectomy devices, complex lesion tools, and ultrasound-guided tibial access and intervention with cadaveric models.  Learn from 60+ leading experts on CLI.  Earn up to 22 CME/CE/CECH credits.  Attend the CLI Wound Summit, co-developed with the CLI Global Society and fea-

turing sessions tailored for both the interventionalist and wound care specialist.  Experience the latest devices and technologies in action in the AMP Exhibit Hall.

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the fearless forces behind the cli revolution

Wound Summit Co-Directors Lee C. Ruotsi, MD Catholic Health Advanced Wound Healing Centers Cheektowaga, New York

Dot Weir, RN, CWON, CWS Catholic Health Advanced Wound Healing Centers Cheektowaga, New York

Vickie Driver, DPM, MS, FACFAS

the amp faculty

Professor of Orthopedic Surgery Brown University School of Medicine Providence, Rhode Island

AMP Course Director

amp faculty Jihad Abbas, MD, FACS, FACCWS, RPVI

Gail Hadley, RN, RVT, FSVU

ProMedica Physicians Jobst Vascular Toledo, Ohio

The Vascular Ultrasound Core Laboratory Boston, Massachusetts

S. Hinan Ahmed, MD

Steve Henao, MD, facc, facs

University of Texas Health Sciences Center San Antonio, Texas

Ashraf Al-Dadah, MD Prairie Cardiovascular Springfield, Illinois

Vlad Alexandrescu, MD

Princess Paola Hospital Marche-en-Famenne, Belgium

Hiroshi Ando, MD

Kasukabe Chuo General Hospital Saitama, Japan

Matthew Antalek, DO

AMP Atherectomy Workshop Director

Jihad A. Mustapha, MD, FACC, FSCAI

George L. Adams, MD, MHS, FACC

Advanced Cardiac & Vascular Amputation Prevention Centers Grand Rapids, Michigan

Rex Healthcare and University of North Carolina Health Systems Garner, North Carolina

Erie County Medical Center Buffalo, New York

Max Arroyo, MD

St. Bernards Heart and Vascular– Jonesboro Jonesboro, Arkansas

Robert E. Beasley, MD

Mount Sinai Medical Center Miami Beach, Florida

Desmond Bell, DPM

First Coast Cardiovascular Institute Jacksonville, Florida

AMP Complex Lesion Workshop Director

AMP Course Co-Directors George L. Adams, MD, MHS, FACC

Fadi Saab, MD, FACC, FSCAI, FASE

Rex Healthcare and University of North Carolina Health Systems Garner, North Carolina

Advanced Cardiac & Vascular Amputation Prevention Centers Grand Rapids, Michigan

Thomas Davis, MD

Jos C. van den Berg, MD

St. John Hospital and Medical Center St. Clair Shores, Michigan

Ospedale Regionale di Lugano Lugano, Switzerland

Fadi Saab, MD, FACC, FSCAI, FASE Advanced Cardiac & Vascular Amputation Prevention Centers Grand Rapids, Michigan

AMP Tibial Access & Intervention Workshop Director

Premier Surgical Associates Knoxville, Tennessee

Craig Walker, MD

St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center Boston, Massachusetts

Tulane Medical School Cardiovascular Institute of the South Houma, Louisiana

D. Chris Metzger, MD

Thomas Zeller, MD

Wellmont CVA Heart Institute Kingsport, Tennessee

Universitäts-Herzzentrum Freiburg-Bad Krozingen Bad Krozingen, Germany

Sanger Heart and Vascular Institute Charlotte, North Carolina

Marianne Brodmann, MD Medical University of Graz Graz, Austria

Ian Cawich, MD

Arkansas Heart Hospital Little Rock, Arkansas

George Pliagas, MD

Lawrence A. Garcia, MD

Phalan Bolden, MSN, MBA, FNP-C

AMP Ultrasound Workshop Directors George Pliagas, MD Premier Surgical Associates Knoxville, Tennessee

Luis Cruz, MD Raymond Dattilo, MD

Andrew Holden, MD

Auckland University School of Medicine Auckland, New Zealand

Leland Jaffe, DPM, FACFAS, CWSP

Buffalo General Medical Center Buffalo, New York

Constantino S. Peña, MD

Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute Miami, Florida

John A. Phillips, MD

OhioHealth Heart and Vascular Physicians Columbus, Ohio

George Pliagas, MD

Raj Karuparthi, MD

Anand Prasad, MD

Jefferson City Medical Group Jefferson City, Missouri

University of Texas Health Sciences Center at San Antonio San Antonio, Texas

Barry Katzen, MD, facc, facr, fsir

Guy Pupp, DPM

Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute Miami, Florida

Providence Park Hospital, Podiatry Detroit, Michigan

Martyn Knowles, MD

M. Laiq Raja, MD

REX Healthcare of Holly Springs Holly Springs, North Carolina

El Paso Cardiology Associates El Paso, Texas

Steven Kum, MD

Mahmood K. Razavi, MD

Changi General Hospital Singapore

St. Joseph Heart and Vascular Center Orange, California

John C. Lantis, II, MD, facs

Lee C. Rogers, DPM

Mount Sinai St. Luke’s Roosevelt New York, New York

Arthur C. Lee, MD

The Cardiac and Vascular Institute Gainesville, Florida

Christopher LeSar, MD

University of Tennessee College of Medicine Chattanooga, Tennessee

Robert Lookstein, MD Mount Sinai Hospital New York, New York

Larry J. Diaz-Sandoval, MD

Antonio Micari, MD

Cleveland Clinic Cleveland, Ohio

Metro Health–University of Michigan Health Wyoming, Michigan

Maria Eleonora Hospital Palermo, Italy

Eric J. Dippel, MD

Genesis Medical Center Davenport, Iowa

Cardiology Partners/JFK Medical Center Palm Springs, Florida

Vickie Driver, DPM, MS, FACFAS

Miguel Montero-Baker, MD

Paul Michael, MD, FSCAI

Brown University School of Medicine Providence, Rhode Island

Baylor College of Medicine Houston, Texas

Bryan Fisher, MD

José Antonio Muñoa, MD

CTI Clinical Trial and Consulting Services, Inc. Cincinnati, Ohio

Sonya Noor, MD, facs

Premier Surgical Associates Knoxville, Tennessee

Sean Lyden, MD

The Surgical Clinic, PLLC Nashville, Tennessee

Inova Heart and Vascular Institute Falls Church, Virginia

Rosalind Franklin University North Chicago, Illinois

Flint Hills Heart, Vascular and Vein Clinic Manhattan, Kansas

Candace Gunnarsson, EdD

Gail Hadley, RN, RVT, FSVU

New Mexico Heart Institute Vascular Surgery and Vascular Interventional Radiology Albuqerque, New Mexico

Richard Neville, MD, FACS

Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico Chiapas, Mexico

Tatsuya Nakama, MD

Miyazaki Medical Association Hospital Miyazaki, Japan

Amputation Prevention Center at Sherman Oaks Hospital Sherman Oaks, California

R. Kevin Rogers, MD, MSc

University of Colorado Hospital Denver, Colorado

Lee C. Ruotsi, MD

Catholic Health Advanced Wound Healing Centers Cheektowaga, New York

Eric C. Scott, MD

The Iowa Clinic West Des Moines, Iowa

Thomas M. Shimshak, MD Florida Hospital Sebring, Florida

Peter A. Soukas, MD

The Warren Alpert School of Medicine at Brown University Providence, Rhode Island

Ian Spark, MD

Flinders Medical Centre Adelaide, South Australia

Rodney M. Stuck, DPM

Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine Chicago, Illinois

Bjoern Suckow, MD

Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center Lebanon, New Hampshire

Frank Tursi, DPM

Ramon Varcoe, MD, MBBS, MS, PhD Prince of Wales Hospital Sydney, Australia

Roger Walcott, MD

Vascular and Endovascular Center of WNY Buffalo, New York

Jeffrey Y. Wang, MD

Horizon Vascular Specialists Rockville, Maryland

Dot Weir, RN, cwon, cws

Catholic Health Advanced Wound Healing Centers Cheektowaga, New York

Stephanie C. Wu, DPM, MS

Dr. William M. Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science Chicago, Illinois

AMP is one of the best meetings I have ever attended. There is real passion exuded here — from Dr. Mustapha, to all of the presenters and the panelists. They are incredibly focused on preserving limbs and saving lives. You gain such a vast perspective from so many specialties and global experts. There’s also an honesty to AMP — people are here to help you learn and discover, so that you are prepared to go out and help patients. I am already looking

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forward to next year.

O.A. Mercado, DPM Oak Park, IL

Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center Voorhees, New Jersey

The Vascular Ultrasound Core Laboratory Boston, Massachusetts

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symposia & live cases Wednesday, August 8, 2018

4:30 PM–5:30 PM Live Case Symposium: Live Case Presentation from Wellmont CVA Heart Institute in Kingsport, Tennessee

7:00 AM–8:15 AM Live Case Breakfast Symposium: Live Case Presentation from Advanced Cardiac & Vascular Amputation Prevention Centers in Grand Rapids, Michigan Live Case Operator


Friday, August 10, 2018

Fadi Saab, MD, facc, fscai, fase

This non-accredited/non-approved for CECH activity is supported by Cardiovascular Systems, Inc. and Terumo Medical Corporation.

12:15 PM–1:15 PM Live Case Lunch Symposium: Live Case Presentation from Advanced Cardiac & Vascular Amputation Prevention Centers in Grand Rapids, Michigan Live Case Operator

Live Case Operator


This non-accredited/non-approved for CECH activity is supported by Bard Peripheral Vascular.

7:00 AM–8:15 AM Live Case Breakfast Symposium: Live Case Presentation from Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute in Miami, Florida Live Case Operator


This is a non-accredited/non-approved for CECH activity.

10:00 AM–11:00 AM Hands-On Ultrasound in Exhibit Hall Non-Accredited/Non-Approved for CECH

4:30 PM–5:30 PM

12:00 PM–1:00 PM

Live Case Symposium: Live Case Presentation from Advanced Cardiac & Vascular Amputation Prevention Centers in Grand Rapids, Michigan

Hands-On Ultrasound in Exhibit Hall

Live Case Operator


Non-Accredited/Non-Approved for CECH

12:15 PM–1:15 PM Live Case Lunch Symposium: Live Case Presentation from Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute in Miami, Florida

Thursday, August 9, 2018

Live Case Operator

7:00 AM–8:15 AM Live Case Breakfast Symposium: Live Case Presentation from Wellmont CVA Heart Institute in Kingsport, Tennessee Live Case Operator


This non-accredited/non-approved for CECH activity is supported by Boston Scientific Corporation.

10:00 AM–11:00 AM Non-Accredited/Non-Approved for CECH

12:00 PM–1:30 PM Hands-On Ultrasound in Exhibit Hall Non-Accredited/Non-Approved for CECH

1:00 PM–4:00 PM Live Case Symposium: Live Case Presentation from Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute in Miami, Florida

COMPLEX LESION WORKSHOP

ATHERECTOMY WORKSHOP

CTO and complex lesions remain

Leading experts will demonstrate

TIBIAL ACCESS AND ORBITAL ATHERECTOMY CADAVER LAB*

the most challenging aspects of

and provide tactics for the use of

Physicians will learn a stepwise

7:00 AM–8:15 AM

endovascular revascularization.

laser, directional, aspiration, orbital,

approach in utilizing ultrasound

Live Case Breakfast Symposium: Live Case Presentation from St. Elizabeth's Medical Center in Boston, Massachusetts

Experienced faculty will provide

rotational, and hybrid atherectomy.

guidance to gain tibiopedal access

hands-on training for multiple

The physician attendee will learn

in the patient with CLI. Skilled

wires, catheters, and CTO devices.

the mechanism of action of each

connoisseurs will first demonstrate

The physician attendee will

atherectomy device and decision

and then provide hands-on

learn tips and tricks to overcome

making for choosing atherectomy

training, sharing best practices

challenges that complex CLI

devices based on the lesion

for successful access, crossing,

lesions and CTOs present.

morphology.

and intervention, including orbital

Live Case Operator

Live Case Operator

Live Case Lunch Symposium: Live Case Presentation from Wellmont CVA Heart Institute in Kingsport, Tennessee D. Chris Metzger, MD

This non-accredited/non-approved for CECH activity is supported by Medtronic.


12:00 PM–1:00 PM Live Case Lunch Symposium: Live Case Presentation from St. Elizabeth's Medical Center in Boston, Massachusetts Live Case Operator

3:00 PM–3:30 PM


This non-accredited/non-approved for CECH activity is sponsored by Abbott Vascular.

12:15 PM–1:15 PM

Saturday, August 11

4:00 PM–5:00 PM

Saturday, August 11, 2018

Hands-On Ultrasound in Exhibit Hall

Live Case Operator



atherectomy.



Hands-On Ultrasound in Exhibit Hall *For MD/DO and DPMs only.

Non-Accredited/Non-Approved for CECH

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2018 agenda

2018 agenda

Wednesday A u g u s t

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Live Case Breakfast Symposium: Live Case Presentation from Advanced Cardiac & Vascular Amputation Prevention Centers in Grand Rapids, Michigan Cardiovascular Systems, Inc. and Terumo Medical Corporation.

Fadi Saab, MD

BREAK Doing Everything You Can to Prevent Amputation: Does Supervised Exercise Lower the Rate of Amputation?

8:30 AM–10:00 AM

R. Kevin Rogers, MD

CLI in 2018 Moderator

Jihad Mustapha, MD

Topics

start

8:30 AM–8:40 AM

Latest Data from the CLI Global Society Thomas Zeller, MD

Welcome Remarks

9:50 AM–10:00 AM

Jihad Mustapha, MD

PANEL DISCUSSION

Jeffrey Wang, MD


11:18 AM–11:26 AM

1:40 PM–1:50 PM

Closure Techniques in CLI

Does Acute Luminal Gain Matter? Tibial Sizing and DCB in BTK

8:40 AM–9:00 AM Alan T. Hirsch Memorial Keynote Address

End

BREAK

Session 2

Ramon Varcoe, MD

10:30 AM–12:00 PM

Moderator

9:00 AM–9:08 AM Claims Analysis Summary on CLI Mortality and Morbidity

1:58 PM–2:06 PM

All Speakers from Session

LIBERTY 360 Update

Jihad Mustapha, MD

The Role & Frequency of Noninvasive Imaging of the CLI Patient is Under-Recognized by CMS and FDA: What Do They Need to Know?

Marianne Brodmann, MD

12:15 PM–1:15 PM

2:14 PM–2:22 PM

Live Case Lunch Symposium: Live Case Presentation from Advanced Cardiac & Vascular Amputation Prevention Centers in Grand Rapids, Michigan

TOBA II BTK Update

This non-accredited/non-approved for CECH activity is supported by Bard Peripheral Vascular.

2:22 PM–2:30 PM

Fadi Saab, MD

Access Where You Need To When You Must Save a Limb: Learn the Latest Tactics George Adams, MD

Andrew Holden, MD

10:46 AM–10:54 AM

9:24 AM–9:32 AM

Early Data and Latest Data on Tibial Pedal Access and Outcomes with Amputation-Free Survival

You Must See It to Believe It: The Cost of Amputation is 5 Times Higher Than Limb Salvage

Anand Prasad, MD

Candace Gunnarsson, EdD

10:54 AM–11:02 AM No Data on Radial vs. Tibial Access for CLI: What are the Trends?


2:38 PM–2:46 PM LimFlow Arterial Venous Flow Reversal

This is the best conference in the world on unique educational value in highly advanced interventional techniques for optimal patient and procedural outcomes. If your goal is to

Bjoern Suckow, MD


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European Update on DETOUR I

PRELUDE BTK Study Update

the topic of critical limb ischemia. It has a

Arthur Lee, MD

Amputation Rate in the U.S.: Current Data

Peter Soukas, MD

Sean Lyden, MD

start

Pedal and Transmetatarsal Access in CTO Cases

9:16 AM–9:24 AM


Lutonix BTK Update

2:30 PM–2:38 PM

10:38 AM–10:46 AM

Robert Lookstein, MD

George Adams, MD

2:06 PM–2:14 PM

10:30 AM–10:38 AM

9:08 AM–9:16 AM

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End


Topics

Does Acute Tibial Recoil Matter? Learn a New Trick to Reduce It

PANEL DISCUSSION

Operator

Access Modalities for CLI: Options and Data

1:50 PM–1:58 PM

Jihad Mustapha, MD

LUNCH/EXHIBIT HALL

10:00 AM–10:30 AM

A True Multidisciplinary Approach to Limb Preservation and Why Is It Important?

Jihad Mustapha, MD

12:00 PM–1:30 PM

Topics

Understanding Tibial-Pedal Anatomy

Antonio Micari, MD

LIVE DEMONSTRATION: Ultrasound-Guided Mapping for Access & Intervention

Topics


start

1:30 PM–1:40 PM

11:50 AM–12:00 PM

9:40 AM–9:50 AM

George Adams, MD

Step by Step: How and Why to Obtain Hybrid Access for the Complex CLI Patient

11:26 AM–11:50 AM

9:32 AM–9:40 AM

Moderator

Topics


8:15 AM–8:30 AM

Session 1

All Things Tibial & More

11:10 AM–11:18 AM

This non-accredited/non-approved for CECH activity is supported by

Operator

Session 3

Find Your Exit Strategy Before Access for Complex CLI Patients with Strong Data to Support Ultrasound Precision Entry Point Ashraf Al-Dadah, MD

7:00 AM–8:15 AM

1:30 PM–3:00 PM

11:02 AM–11:10 AM

tackle highly complex CLI cases, this is the

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conference you need to attend.

Hady Lichaa, MD, FACC, FSCAI Tennova Healthcare Cleveland


Steven Kum, MD

2:46 PM–2:54 PM Racial Disparities in CLI and Amputation Bryan Fisher, MD

2:54 PM–3:00 PM PANEL DISCUSSION All Speakers from Session

Topics

End

3:00 PM–3:30 PM BREAK


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2018 agenda

Thursday

3:30 PM–4:30 PM

SFA/Pop Moderator

A u g u s t

Craig Walker, MD

Topics

start

3:30 PM–3:38 PM Implanting a Stent: Is it an Art or a Science? Learn Optimal Stent Deployment

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7:00 AM–8:15 AM Live Case Breakfast Symposium: Live Case Presentation from Wellmont CVA Heart Institute in Kingsport, Tennessee This non-accredited/non-approved for CECH activity is supported by Boston Scientific Corporation.

John Phillips, MD

Operator


MAJESTIC Trial of the Eluvia Paclitaxel Eluting Stent: 3-Year Results Thomas Zeller, MD

8:15 AM–8:30 AM BREAK

Session 1

Lutonix Global Registry Update

Moderator

3:54 PM–4:02 PM Sean Lyden, MD

9:42 AM–9:50 AM

Topics

Aorto-Iliac CTO from A to Z: My Easiest Case and My Nightmare Case

1:30 PM–1:38 PM

S. Hinan Ahmed, MD

Atherectomy vs. DCB

Learn How to Open a 700mm CTO in the Setting of Absent Tibial Vessels Utilizing Multiple Schmidt Access Techniques

1:38 PM–1:46 PM

Jihad Mustapha, MD and Fadi Saab, MD

Infrapopliteal Implants: DES and Beyond Ramon Varcoe, MD

4:10 PM–4:20 PM

Jihad Mustapha, MD

4:20 PM–4:30 PM Update on ISR Jos van den Berg, MD

4:30 PM–5:30 PM Live Case Symposium: Live Case Presentation from Advanced Cardiac & Vascular Amputation Prevention Centers in Grand Rapids, Michigan Fadi Saab, MD

End

1:46 PM–1:54 PM Anatomical Preference for Jetstream Rotational Atherectomy: The Jetstream Calcium Study Thomas Shimshak, MD

1:54 PM–2:02 PM

Session 2

Directional Atherectomy

11:00 AM–12:00 PM

Types of CTOs in the Pedal Circulation & Their Anatomical Variation George Pliagas, MD

Moderator

8:38 AM–8:46 AM

Topics

Jihad Mustapha, MD

Thomas Zeller, MD

End

HENDOLAT (Endovascular Latinoamérica): Complex Case Analysis

CTO Characteristics: A PRIME Registry Analysis

IN.PACT SFA

Lawrence Garcia, MD

2:02 PM–2:10 PM Laser Atherectomy


Craig Walker, MD

start

2:10 PM–2:18 PM

11:00 AM–11:15 AM

Rotational Atherectomy

Pre-Recorded Case & Panel Discussion

Sonya Noor, MD

8:46 AM–8:54 AM


Plaque Morphology from A to Z and PRIME Registry CTOP Analysis

11:15 AM–11:30 AM

Fadi Saab, MD


Phoenix Atherectomy Device: Its Anatomical Preference and the Data to Support

Luis Cruz, MD

Thomas Davis, MD

Vessel Preparation: What Does It Mean and Can It Improve Outcomes?

11:30 AM–11:45 AM

2:26 PM–2:34 PM


Crosser Atherectomy Device

Lawrence Garcia, MD

Jose Antonio Muñoa, MD

Ian Spark, MD

9:02 AM–9:10 AM

11:45 AM–12:00 PM

2:34 PM–2:42 PM

CTO Crossing Tools: The Old and the New


Pantheris OCT Atherectomy

Mahmood Razavi, MD

Larry Diaz-Sandoval, MD

Ian Cawich, MD

9:10 AM–9:18 AM

Topics

8:54 AM–9:02 AM

2:18 PM–2:26 PM

End

2:42 PM–2:50 PM

Eric Scott, MD

12:00 PM–1:30 PM

Randomized Trial of DCB vs. PTA: 2-Year Results of IN.PACT Japan Trial

LUNCH/EXHIBIT HALL


9:18 AM–9:26 AM

Hands-On Ultrasound with Live Models in Exhibit Hall

Subintimal Revascularization in CTO

2:50 PM–3:00 PM

Antegrade and Retrograde CTO Wire Escalation Mahmood Razavi, MD

12:15 PM–1:15 PM

PANEL DISCUSSION

Live Case Lunch Symposium: Live Case Presentation from Wellmont CVA Heart Institute in Kingsport, Tennessee


9:26 AM–9:34 AM Case-Based: Distal Bypass for CLI Therapy

Operator



Topics

End

This non-accredited/non-approved for CECH activity is supported by Medtronic.

Jeffrey Wang, MD

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start

Orbital Atherectomy


start

Lawrence Garcia, MD

Robert Beasley, MD

BREAK/EXHIBIT HALL

Fadi Saab, MD

8:30 AM–8:38 AM

4:02 PM–4:10 PM

EXHIBIT HALL RECEPTION

Moderator

10:00 AM–11:00 AM

Topics

ILLUMENATE Update

5:30 PM–7:00 PM

Robert Beasley, MD

8:30 AM–10:00 AM

CTO


Topics

CLI Therapy Choices: Data Driven or Ease of Use?

Topics

3:48 PM–3:54 PM

Operator

Session 3

CFA, Profunda, and SFA Disease: Is There a Role for Endovascular Reconstruction When a Patient is Not a Surgical Candidate?

9:50 AM–10:00 AM

3:38 PM–3:48 PM

1:30 PM–3:00 PM

9:34 AM–9:42 AM

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2018 agenda 3:00 PM–3:30 PM BREAK/EXHIBIT HALL Hands-On Ultrasound with Live Models in Exhibit Hall

Session 4

Thursday

Jihad Mustapha, MD

Topics

start

3:30 PM–3:38 PM Plantar CTO Patterns: How to Open Digital CTOs & Arcuate Artery CTOs

Wire Selection and Catheter Support for Pedal Loop CTO Robert Lookstein, MD

8:30 AM–10:00 AM

Lee Ruotsi, MD

Topics

start

3:46 PM–3:54 PM

Welcome Remarks

From Wire to Atherectomy: Tools for Pedal Revascularization

Lee Ruotsi, MD and Dot Weir, RN, WOCN

10:00 AM–11:00 AM BREAK/EXHIBIT HALL

C LI w o u n d s u mm i t S e s s i o n 2

8:40 AM–8:50 AM

3:54 PM–4:02 PM

Arterial and Mixed Etiology Wounds

Digital Access: Indications, Tips, and Tricks

John Lantis, MD

Antonio Micari, MD

You can make a difference. Become a member of the CLI Global Society, an organization focused on transforming the lives of patients with CLI and PAD. CLI Global Society members receive a $150 discount on their AMP registration.

Visit cliglobalsociety.org to learn more.

8:30 AM–8:40 AM

Eric Dippel, MD

Fearless approaches require cutting-edge products and services. Visit the AMP Exhibit Hall to engage with leading companies showcasing the latest devices, tools and services in support of endovascular and vascular techniques.

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Moderator

3:38 PM–3:46 PM

Exhibit Hall

A u g u s t

Wound Etiology

Jihad Mustapha, MD

The

Join the CLI Global Society

Co-Developed with the CLI Global Society

3:30 PM–5:30 PM

Below the Ankle Therapy Moderator

CLI WOUND SUMMIT AT AMP

11:00 AM–12:00 PM Diagnostics Moderator

8:50 AM–9:00 AM


Topics

start

4:02 PM–4:12 PM

My Worst Ischemic Ulcer & My Algorithm to Heal It

Case-Based Tips & Tricks for Below the Ankle Interventions

Steve Henao, MD

Jos van den Berg, MD

9:00 AM–9:10 AM

Cutaneous Blood Flow: How to Measure

Atypical Wounds

John Phillips, MD

4:12 PM–4:20 PM Surgical vs. Endovascular Approach to CLI: Pros and Cons Christopher Lesar, MD

4:20 AM–4:30 PM

Lee Ruotsi, MD

11:10 AM–11:20 AM

9:10 AM–9:20 AM

Non-Invasive Testing: When to Order What

Lower Extremity Pressure Injury

Roger Walcott, MD

Dot Weir, RN, WOCN

PANEL DISCUSSION All Speakers from Session

4:30 PM–5:30 PM Live Case Symposium: Live Case Presentation from Wellmont CVA Heart Institute in Kingsport, Tennessee Operator

11:00 AM–11:10 AM

D. Chris Metzger, md

11:20 AM–11:30 AM

9:20 AM–9:30 AM

O Say Can You See…Diagnostic Imaging

Peculiarities of the Diabetic Foot


Stephanie Wu, DPM

11:30 AM–11:40 AM

9:30 AM–9:40 AM

Bug Soup: Understanding the Wound Culture

The Swollen Red Leg: What Is It?

Matthew Antalek, DO

Jihad Abbas, MD

Topics

End

11:40 AM–11:50 AM

9:40 AM–9:50 AM

Venous Reflux: When to Close

Wounds of Infectious Etiology

Arthur Lee, MD

Leland Jaffe, DPM

11:50 AM–12:00 PM

To learn more please visit:

9:50 AM–10:00 AM

PANEL DISCUSSION


PANEL DISCUSSION



Topics

Topics

End

End 12:00 PM–1:30 PM LUNCH/EXHIBIT HALL

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2018 agenda


1:30 PM–3:00 PM Complications Moderator

3:30 PM–5:30 PM Moderator

start

Friday A u g u s t

Management & Treatment

Vickie Driver, DPM

Topics


7:00 AM–8:15 AM

Dot Weir, RN, WOCN

Topics

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start

Live Case Breakfast Symposium: Live Case Presentation from Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute in Miami, Florida

1:30 PM–1:40 PM

3:30 PM–3:40 PM


Emerging Trends in MRSA Treatment

Dressings: What, When & How?

Operator

Leland Jaffe, DPM

Dot Weir, RN, WOCN

1:40 PM–1:50 PM

3:40 PM–3:50 PM

Osteomyelitis: Between a Rock and a Hard Place

The Deformed Foot: When is it Time for Surgery?

Matthew Antalek, DO

Frank Tursi, DPM

1:50 PM–2:00 PM

3:50 PM–4:00 PM

Diabetic Foot Infections

Negative Pressure Wound Therapy

Stephanie Wu, DPM

Dot Weir, RN, WOCN

2:00 PM–2:10 PM

4:00 PM–4:10 PM

Biofilm: What You Don't See is What You Get

Offloading the Diabetic Foot Ulcer

Lee Ruotsi, MD

Vickie Driver, DPM

2:10 PM–2:20 PM

4:10 PM–4:20 PM

What It Takes to Heal a Wound Post Revascularization

The Hot Red Foot: Charcot vs. Infection

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

Lee Ruotsi, MD

Vickie Driver, DPM

Lee Ruotsi, MD

2:20 PM–2:30 PM

4:20 PM–4:30 PM

When Amputation is Not a Failure

Quantifying Excellence: Establishing Quality Assurance and Performance Improvement for Your Limb Salvage Center

Roger Walcott, MD


Session 1

8:30 AM–10:00 AM 9:26 AM–9:34 AM

The Importance of Wound Care Post CLI Revascularization Moderator

Signs and Symptoms of Infection & Osteomyelitis that the Primary Operator Should Look For in Rutherford 5 & 6 Patients, as well as Rutherford 4 Patients

Vickie Driver, DPM

Topics

matthew antalek, do

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9:34 AM–9:42 AM

8:30 AM–8:38 AM

When to Refer the Patient to the Wound Clinic ASAP Pre-Revascularization and During the Follow-Up Period: What are Alarming Signs? Desmond Bell, DPM

8:38 AM–8:46 AM

Lee Rogers, DPM

2:30 PM–2:40 PM


9:42 AM–9:50 AM

The Angiosome Theory and Lower Extremity Revascularization

Extreme Podiatry: Now That Blood Flow is Established, Here is What I Can Do

Richard Neville, MD

Guy Pupp, DPM

8:46 AM–8:54 AM The Controversy of HBO Post Revascularization: I'll Show You the Data and You Decide

9:50 AM–10:00 AM

Rodney Stuck, DPM

George Pliagas, MD


The Ischemic Wound: When to Revascularize

4:40 PM–4:50 PM

8:54 AM–9:02 AM


Case Studies in Interdisciplinary Care

Managing the Pain: Wounds Hurt!

4:30 PM–4:40 PM

Desmond Bell, DPM

DPN, Restless Leg, or PAD

2:40 PM–2:50 PM

Guy Pupp, DPM

2:50 PM–3:00 PM PANEL DISCUSSION

4:50 PM–5:00 PM


How to Champion a Multidisciplinary Team in Your Hospital

Topics

End

Raj Karuparthi, MD

5:00 PM–5:10 PM

Laiq Raja, MD

BREAK/EXHIBIT HALL

9:02 AM–9:10 AM Case-Based Approach: How Does the Revascularization Specialist Know There is Enough Blood Flow to Heal an Amputation Site? Martyn Knowles, MD

BREAK/EXHIBIT HALL

Phalan Bolden, MSN, MbA, fnp-c

9:10 AM–9:18 AM

5:10 PM–5:30 PM

Does Peripheral Neuropathy Affect the Fate of Revascularization?

End


Session 2

11:00 AM–12:00 PM

CLI in Asia-Pacific Moderator


Topics

End

10:00 AM–11:00 AM

The Role of the Navigator in a Limb Salvage Program


Topics

Treatment Algorithm for Venous, Arterial, and Mixed Wounds in the CLI Patient

3:00 PM–3:30 PM

PANEL DISCUSSION

PANEL DISCUSSION

Ramon Varcoe, MD

Topics 11:00 AM–11:10 AM Retrograde CTO Puncture Technique

9:18 AM–9:26 AM

Hiroshi Ando, md

What Tibiopedal Level of Revascularization is Necessary to Achieve a Functional Amputation?

11:10 AM–11:20 AM

Richard Neville, MD

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Case-Based from Australia: Predictors of Adverse Clinical Outcomes After Infrapopliteal Intervention Ramon Varcoe, MD

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2018 agenda

2018 agenda Topics

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Saturday

2:50 PM–3:00 PM Panel Discussion: How We Would Have Done It Differently

1:30 PM–1:38 PM Ranger DCB Clinical Results Update: FIM RCT, COMPARE 1 RCT, All Comer Registry

A u g u s t


Topics

End

7:00 AM–8:15 AM

Thomas Zeller, MD BREAK/FOYER

SAVAL Trial: Next Steps in Drug-Eluting Stent for BTK Intervention Jihad Mustapha, MD

Usefulness of Guidezilla PV II in Below-the-Knee Intervention

Case Presentation: Following Successful CTO Recanalization in CLI, How to Preserve (Secondary) Patency?

Tatsuya Nakama, MD

George Adams, MD

11:30 AM–11:40 AM

1:56 PM–2:04 PM

Case-Based from Singapore: Effectiveness of Below-theAnkle Intervention in Wound Healing of CLI Patients

Panel Discussion: How We Would Have Done It Differently

Steven Kum, MD

2:04 PM–2:14 PM

11:40 AM–11:50 AM

Case Presentation: Staged Femoral Reconstruction and Tibial Recanalization After Failed Bypass Surgery

TBD

2:14 PM–2:22 PM

3:15 PM–4:00 PM

Operator

1:46 PM–1:56 PM

Thomas Zeller, MD

Session 4

This non-accredited/non-approved for CECH activity is sponsored by Abbott Vascular.

Moderator


Topics


start

3:15 PM–3:23 PM

Session 1

2018 Update: Thrombectomy in CLI: When, Where, and What is New? Endo vs. Open

Moderator

3:23 PM–3:31 PM

Are All CLI Cases Created Equal? Thomas Davis, MD

2:22 PM–2:32 PM

2018 Update: Thrombectomy in CLI: When, Where, and What is New?


Case Presentation: Tibial Artery Recanalization Using Collateral Access of Foot Loop Technique

Martyn Knowles, MD

Antonio Micari, MD

3:39 PM–3:48 PM

2:32 PM–2:40 PM

Popliteal Aneurysm with Embolization and Occlusions: Learn the Algorithmic Approach to Treatment



2:40 PM–2:50 PM

3:48 PM–3:56 PM

12:00 PM–1:30 PM LUNCH/EXHIBIT HALL

12:00 PM–1:00 PM Hands-On Ultrasound with Live Models in Exhibit Hall

Jihad Mustapha, MD

12:15 PM–1:15 PM



Session 3

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9:04 AM–9:12 AM Vessel Patency vs. Limb Salvage: Where to Set the Bar? Thomas Shimshak, MD

Fadi Saab, MD

4:00 PM–5:00 PM

The 'go-to' meeting to learn and update on

1:30 PM–3:00 PM

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CLI management and intervention.

Thomas Zeller, MD


Data-Driven vs. Policy-Driven Decisions for DCB Therapy

Training Future Physicians for CLI Therapy Centers of Excellence: How Can We Support the Demand?

PANEL DISCUSSION

Complex CLI Revascularization: Experts Share Cases and Discuss Strategies Moderator

8:46 AM–9:04 AM

9:12 AM–9:20 AM

3:56 PM–4:00 PM


Hospital vs. Outpatient Revascularization: Is There a Difference?

Craig Walker, MD

Peter Soukas, MD

Live Case Lunch Symposium: Live Case Presentation from Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute in Miami, Florida

Operator

8:38 AM–8:46 AM

Ray Dattilo, MD

When the Prosthetic Graft Goes Down: Whether Intraluminal or Extraluminal Bypass: Learn the Best Ways to Treat Without Losing Distal Blood Flow

Case Presentation: Deep Venous Endovascular Arterialization of the Foot

start

8:30 AM–8:38 AM


PANEL DISCUSSION

End

Thomas Davis, MD

Topics

Cool Foot Leg Ischemia About to Turn Cold: How to Treat These Types of Presentations to Prevent Poor Outcomes

3:31 PM–3:39 PM

Topics

8:30 AM–10:00 AM

Future Landscape of CLI Therapy

George Pliagas, MD


11:50 AM–12:00 PM


Acute Limb Ischemia

11:20 AM–11:30 AM

Case-Based from Japan: Retrograde Intervention for CLI Through the Pedal Arch

Live Case Breakfast Symposium: Live Case Presentation from St. Elizabeth's Medical Center in Boston, Massachusetts

3:00 PM–3:15 PM

1:38 PM–1:46 PM

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Mubin Syed, MD, FSIR, FACR Dayton Interventional Radiology


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5:00 PM–6:00 PM CLI Global Society Member Reception

Topics

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2018 agenda 9:20 AM–9:28 AM

10:55 AM–11:03 AM

Combination Therapy for CLI: What Does the Future Look Like?

Branch Perforations vs. Main Artery Perforation and How to Treat Each One

Eric Scott, MD

Eric Scott, MD

9:28 AM–9:36 AM

11:03 AM–11:11 AM

Pedal Data with DCB, High Pressure PTA, and the Value of Pedal Loops

Proper Wire Selection for CLI BTK Patients Craig Walker, MD

Ian Cawich, MD

11:11 AM–11:19 AM

9:36 AM–9:44 AM

My Worst Complication in OBL and How I Dealt with It

DEBATE: Endovascular First

Raymond Dattilo, MD

Eric Scott, MD

11:19 AM–11:27 AM

9:44 AM–9:54 AM DEBATE: Surgical First

High Stick Complication with Patient in Shock: Learn the Best Steps in the Correct Order to Save a Life

George Pliagas, MD

Max Arroyo, MD

9:54 AM–10:00 AM

11:27 AM–11:35 AM

PANEL DISCUSSION

How I Avoid Perforation by Using the Proper Technology


Ian Cawich, MD

Topics

End

11:35 AM–11:45 AM Overcoming CLI in Racial Disparities

10:00 AM–10:15 AM

Paul Michael, MD

BREAK

11:45 AM–11:55 AM

Session 2

PANEL DISCUSSION

10:15 AM–12:00 PM


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Generously funded by Boston Scientific Corporation, AMP looks forward to granting scholarships to fellows enrolled in accredited vascular surgery, cardiology/interventional cardiology, and interventional radiology fellowship programs.

Finally! Balloon-Expandable Covered Stents for Peripheral Use: The New Covered Stents D. Chris Metzger, MD

10:23 AM–10:31 AM Access, Closure & Bleeding Complications: How to Avoid, Recognize, and Manage

For more information about these opportunities, please visit AMPTHECLIMEETING.COM.

CLOSING REMARKS Jihad Mustapha, MD

Topics

10:15 AM–10:23 AM

End

12:00 PM–1:00 PM

Accreditation information

Live Case Lunch Symposium: Live Case Presentation from St. Elizabeth's Medical Center in Boston, Massachusetts This is a non-accredited/non-approved for CECH activity. Operator



10:31 AM–10:39 AM

1:00 PM–4:00 PM

IMPERIAL: Eluvia vs. Zilver PTX RCT

WORKSHOPS

Steve Henao, MD

Complex Lesion Workshop

10:39 AM–10:47 AM Build a CLI Program in One Year: It's Not Impossible Paul Michael, MD

Atherectomy Workshop Tibial Access and Orbital Atherectomy Cadaver Lab

10:47 AM–10:55 AM Wires, Balloons, Catheter Tips, and Emboli: Learn How to Retrieve Them Without Added Complications Craig Walker, MD

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Present your cutting-edge research with leading vascular specialists and healthcare professionals from around the world. Submit an abstract for consideration for a poster presentation and tuition support at this nationally recognized conference. The deadline is Sunday, June 17 at 11:59 PM.

11:55 AM–12:00 PM Moderator

Topics

Fellowship Grants


Treatment of Complications of Endovascular and Surgical CLI Revascularization Moderator

Poster Abstracts


INTENDED LEARNERS amputation due to advanced PAD, This conference is designed for inadvanced non-healing wounds, terventional cardiologists, vascular and gangrene. surgeons, interventional radiolo• Describe the surgical approach gists, wound care specialists, podiato post-revascularization limb saltrists, nurses, vascular technologists, vage for patients at risk for major and cardiovascular catheterization amputation with advanced PAD. laboratory team members. • Identify the components necesLEARNING OBJECTIVES sary to build a multidisciplinary Upon completion of this activity, amputation prevention program. participants should be able to: • Implement a diagnostic algorithm, • Apply a comprehensive, multidisincluding selective angiography, ciplinary best-practice approach as a critical step for patients at risk for patients at risk for major ampufor amputation with severe PAD. tation with advanced peripheral • Incorporate advanced tibio-pedal arterial disease (PAD) and critical access in combination with limb ischemia (CLI). antegrade access in limb salvage • Describe the role of atherectomy procedures. in CLI and its application in ampu• Utilize digital branch access tation prevention. during CLI interventions. • Treat complex chronic total occlu• Implement transcollateral intersions in tibial and pedal arterial ventions in below-the-knee and vessels in the patient with CLI. below-the-ankle interventions. • Describe arterial angiosome anatomy in conjunction with cuta- • Describe tips and tricks for safe and effective endovascular neous and ultrasonic angiosome treatment of CLI from access to mapping in patients at risk for closure. major amputation with advanced tibio-pedal arterial disease.

• Describe unique considerations when evaluating the diabetic foot • Implement procedural and techulcer in the setting of CLI. nological advances in wound care practices for patients facing major • Describe the current state of


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CANCELLATION POLICY Please note that the cutoff date for cancellation is June 22, 2018. •D escribe the algorithm to identify NURSES All cancellations must be received and treat venous, arterial, and This continuing nursing education in writing and postmarked by that mixed wounds in the patient activity awards 22.0 contact hours. with CLI. Provider approved by the California date. Full registration (less a $150 processing fee) will be refunded • Describe when to refer the patient Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #13255 for 22.0 contact hours. only to cancellations received in with CLI and osteomyelitis for an writing that are postmarked by that ID consult. PODIATRISTS date. No refunds will be issued after North American Center for • Describe when to urgently refer a June 22, 2018. Continuing Medical Education, patient with CLI and wounds to a Payments made may not be applied LLC (NACCME) is approved by the wound care specialist. toward tuition for future AMP conCouncil on Podiatric Medical EduACCREDITATION INFORMATION ferences, or other meetings or prodcation as a provider of continuing In support of ucts offered by HMP or NACCME. education in podiatric medicine. improving patient NACCME has approved this activity Copyright ©2018 by North Americare, North American for a maximum of 22.0 continuing can Center for Continuing Medical Center for Continuing education contact hours. Education, LLC. All rights reserved. Medical Education VASCULAR TECHNOLOGISTS ADA STATEMENT (NACCME) is jointly accredited by NACCME will apply for ARRT Cate- North American Center for Continuthe Accreditation Council for gory ACE credits through the AHRA. ing Medical Education complies Continuing Medical Education with the legal requirements of the (ACCME), the Accreditation Council REQUIREMENTS FOR CREDIT Americans with Disabilities Act and for Pharmacy Education (ACPE), To be eligible for documentation and the American Nurses of credit for each session attended, the rules and regulations thereof. If Credentialing Center (ANCC) to participants must participate in the any participant in this educational provide continuing education for full activity and complete the online activity is in need of accommodations, please call 609-371-1137. the healthcare team. general survey and the online PHYSICIANS NACCME designates this live activity for a maximum of 22.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit


commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

evaluation form for each session by September 12, 2018. For questions regarding this educational activity, please call 609-371-1137.


GRANT SUPPORT Funding for the conference has been provided by unrestricted educational grants from Boston Scientific Corporation, Medtronic, and Cook Medical.

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$699/$799/$899

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$349/$399/$449

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$1099/$1199/$1299

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Hands-On Workshops: 1 Day (Saturday, August 11)

All workshops listed on the right are Non-Accredited/Non-Approved for CECHs

Rates

• Atherectomy Workshop • Complex Lesion Workshop

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$349

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$349

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• Tibio-Pedal Access Workshop with Cadaveric Models*

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