CardiologyVideo course2025
UPMC Pittsburgh Vascular Symposium 2025 — 68 talks across the whole vascular field
The UPMC Pittsburgh Vascular Symposium 2025, the 22nd annual meeting, reviews where vascular care stands today across medical, endovascular and open surgical treatment. Sixty-eight videos — about 11 hours 14 minutes, no PDFs — cover venous disease and dialysis access, carotid debates on CEA versus TCAR, type B dissection and TEVAR, EVAR and open AAA repair, tibial and pedal limb salvage, office-based labs and AI, with panel discussions and case reviews throughout.
- 68videos
- 11 h 14 minof teaching
- 202522nd annual
What you’ll be able to do
- Choose between CEA and TCAR and interpret carotid duplex criteria
- Decide on TEVAR or medical therapy for uncomplicated type B dissection
- Plan EVAR in hostile anatomy, manage type 1A endoleak and decide on open repair
- Treat tibial occlusive disease and consider deep vein arterialisation for limb salvage
- Manage superficial and deep venous disease, pelvic congestion and dialysis access
- Weigh antiplatelet strategy and GLP-1 agonists in vascular patients
Inside the course
Venous disease, dialysis access and vascular medicine
Superficial venous insufficiency, iliocaval reconstruction, femoral vein transposition, AI in DVT diagnosis, pelvic congestion, peritoneal and percutaneous access options, GLP-1 agonists, dual antiplatelet therapy and the place of vascular medicine.
UPMC Pittsburgh Vascular Symposium 2025 carotid and aortic sessions
Duplex criteria, hyperperfusion after CEA, a CEA-versus-TCAR debate, common carotid disease; then type B dissection and the IMPROVE-AD study, spinal cord protection after TEVAR, arch and in-situ fenestration, infected aneurysms, bridging stents, rupture and the angulated neck.
Peripheral disease and limb salvage
Telemedicine for limb salvage, stent and balloon choices, tibial disease, deep vein arterialisation, young PAD patients, mesenteric ischemia, SFA restenosis, pedal bypass, disadvantaged populations and shared decision-making in CLTI.
Practice, training and innovation
Office-based labs, 3D printing, medical AI apps, spine exposure, grafts and flaps, mentorship and training tomorrow’s vascular surgeons, plus case reviews on radial access, aortoiliac disease and complications.
Built for
- Vascular surgeonsEvidence and debate across open and endovascular practice.
- Interventionalists and cardiologistsCarotid, aortic and peripheral updates.
- Primary care cliniciansClear guidance on when vascular patients need referral.
Syllabus
Sessions and running times 68 videos
- Mentorship: A Personal Journey — 20:15
- Is There Any Room for Improvement in Superficial Venous Insufficiency Strategies? — 07:30
- Iliocaval Reconstruction — 08:38
- Transposition of the Femoral Vein in Patients with Deep Venous Reflux — 07:39
- Possibilities and Challenges with Ultrasound Artificial Intelligence in Acute DVT Diagnosis — 07:06
- Comprehensive Evaluation and Treatment for Pelvic Congestion Syndrome — 09:10
- Advanced Catheter Configuration for Peritoneal Dialysis — 08:21
- When Is Percutaneous AVF a Good Option, When Is It Not? — 07:52
- Creative Access When Standard AVF/AVG Are Not an Option — 08:48
- Panel Discussion on Venous & Dialysis — 12:37
- Case Review: Upper Extremity DVT — 05:15
- GLP-1 Agonists: What Do I Need to Know? — 06:25
- Do We Really Need Double Antiplatelet Therapy for Every Vascular Patient? — 06:04
- Vascular Medicine Is a Critical Component to Optimal Care — 07:17
- Grafts & Flaps for Lower Extremity Salvage — 08:29
- What Am I Looking for in a Spine Exposure? — 07:41
- Spine Exposure Tips and Tricks — 08:20
- Panel Discussion: Vascular Care & Antiplatelet Therapy — 19:19
- Medical AI Apps: Are They Helping Patients or Providers? — 08:10
- Focal Delivery for Antiplatelet Therapy to Prevent Stent Thrombosis — 07:33
- Putting Imaging in Your Hands: UPMC 3D Printing Program — 10:51
- My Patients and I Love the OBL. Which Patients Are Appropriate? — 08:59
- The Regrettable Journey: Office-Based Lab / ASC Analysis — 03:44
- Have We Solved the Carotid Duplex Criteria? — 07:34
- Vascular Ultrasound as an Adjunct During All Phases of Care — 07:37
- Cerebral Hyperperfusion Syndrome Following CEA — 07:11
- Debate: CEA Is Still the Gold Standard — 07:57
- Debate: TCAR Is the New Standard — 07:50
- Easy TCAR 40 Minutes, Difficult TCAR 43 Minutes — 06:40
- Common Carotid Artery Disease: Is There Data to Support Intervention? — 07:41
- Panel Discussion on Carotid & Vascular Lab — 18:37
- Case Review: Heart Catheterization via Radial Access — 17:38
- Case Review: Management of Aortoiliac Disease — 16:23
- Case Review: Post-Procedure Vascular Complications — 19:07
- Forging Vascular Surgeons of Tomorrow — 30:22
- Uncomplicated Type B Aortic Dissection: TEVAR or Medical Management? — 07:06
- Type B Dissection: IMPROVE-AD Study — 09:09
- Strategies to Minimize SCI after TEVAR — 07:30
- Endovascular Approaches to the Aortic Arch — 07:51
- In-Situ Fenestration: Bailout or Planned Procedure — 06:34
- Management Strategy for Infected Aortic Aneurysms — 07:22
- Endoanchor Use in the Thoracic Aorta — 04:30
- Using Telemedicine to Improve Limb Salvage — 07:21
- Covered Stents, DCB, DES vs POBA/BMS — 08:08
- Approach to Challenging Tibial Occlusive Disease — 06:32
- Which Patients to Consider Deep Vein Arterialization — 07:18
- Approach to the Young Patient with PAD — 06:58
- Improving Outcomes for Acute Mesenteric Ischemia — 07:20
- Panel Discussion (Part 2) — 17:31
- Trends in Thoracoabdominal Aortic Repair — 27:39
- In-Stent Restenosis in the SFA — 08:13
- Pedal Bypass for Limb Salvage — 07:19
- Improving Limb Salvage in Disadvantaged Populations — 08:35
- Below-the-Knee Adjuncts for PAD Treatment — 08:50
- Aortobifemoral Bypass in 2025 — 06:50
- Suction Thrombectomy Always Works on Social Media — 08:42
- Is a Common Femoral Stent Appropriate? — 07:38
- Panel Discussion (Part 3) — 21:41
- Best Bridging Stent for Complex Aortic Procedures — 07:48
- Who Gets an Open AAA Repair in 2025? — 07:31
- AAA Rupture: EVAR or Bust? — 08:24
- Can the Aortic Wall Be Stabilized? — 07:03
- Is the Internal Iliac Artery Worth Saving During EVAR? — 07:37
- Approach to Type 1A Endoleaks — 07:13
- Managing the Angulated Neck with EVAR — 08:06
- Panel Discussion: Aortic — 19:34
- Case Presentation: Aortic — 14:16
- Shared Decision Making for CTLI — 09:33
Before you buy
Do I get CME credit or a certificate?
No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.
Specifications
| Format | Video only (no PDFs) |
|---|---|
| Contents | 68 videos · about 11 h 14 min |
| Edition | 22nd annual symposium, 2025 |
| Publisher | UPMC |
| Department | Cardiology |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |
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