Title
Category
Credits
Event date
Cost
Debate 2: Amputation: Early Amputation is Associated with Improved Functional Outcome Compared to Prolonged Wound Care
  • Amputation
  • Below Knee
$0.00
This activity is in collaboration with the American Podiatric Medical Association, and is recommended by the Community Practice Committee. This activity was presented at VAM2019 as part of P5: Update on Local Wound Care for Venous Stasis Disease.
Debate 2: Amputation: Kick the Can Down the Road - Few Patients Ambulate after a Major Amputation
  • Amputation
$0.00
This activity is in collaboration with the American Podiatric Medical Association, and is recommended by the Community Practice Committee. This activity was presented at VAM2019 as part of P5: Update on Local Wound Care for Venous Stasis Disease.
Debate 3: Interventions for Tibial CTOs - Open
  • Arterial Occlusive Disease
  • Infra-inguinal
$0.00
This activity is in collaboration with the American Podiatric Medical Association, and is recommended by the Community Practice Committee. This activity was presented at VAM2019 as part of P5: Update on Local Wound Care for Venous Stasis Disease.
An Approach to Wound Care for Vascular Surgeons
  • Wound Care
$0.00
Michael Go, MD Ohio State University 
VAM19 Collection
$0.00
This selection of recordings from the Breakfast Sessions, Concurrent Sessions, and Postgraduate Sessions took place at the VAM 2019. This content is provided to members of the Society for Vascular Surgery as a member benefit. If you are not a current member of SVS click here for information on how to apply for membership. 
Acute Iliofemoral DVT Should be Routinely Debulked with Lysis/Mechanical Thrombectomy to Prevent Long-term Disability
  • Venous Disease
$0.00
This activity was presented at VAM2020 as part of Invited Session 1: American Venous Forum Debates 2020: Are DVT & PE Interventions Unnecessary?
Acute Iliofemoral DVT Should be Treated with Anticoagulation and Supportive Care Alone
  • Venous Disease
  • Deep Venous Disease
$0.00
This activity was presented at VAM2020 as part of Invited Session 1: American Venous Forum Debates 2020: Are DVT & PE Interventions Unnecessary?
Catheter-based Interventions Clearly Save Patients with Sub-Massive PE
  • Venous Disease
  • Deep Venous Disease
$0.00
This activity was presented at VAM2020 as part of Invited Session 1: American Venous Forum Debates 2020: Are DVT & PE Interventions Unnecessary?
Anticoagulation and Systemic Thrombolytics are All Our Sub-Massive PE Patients Need
  • Venous Disease
  • Deep Venous Disease
$0.00
This activity was presented at VAM2020 as part of Invited Session 1: American Venous Forum Debates 2020: Are DVT & PE Interventions Unnecessary?
Using Apps in Vascular Healthcare
  • Practice Management
$0.00
This activity was presented at VAM2020 as part of Invited Session 2: Digital Health Advancements in Vascular Surgery.

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