After CLTI Invasive Treatment For One Limb, Adverse Ischemic Limb Events In The Contralateral Limb Are Common Requiring Careful Observation And Often Invasive Treatment: Based On Data From The SPINACH Trial

Update On New And Innovative Techniques To Treat Buerger's Disease: What Are They And How Do They Improve Results

DEBATE: Endovascular Treatment Of Common Femoral Artery (CFA) Bifurcation Lesions Should Be The Intervention Of Choice: What Is The Eiffel Tower Technique And What Are Its Results

DEBATE: Why Endarterectomy Is Still The Best Approach For All CFA Lesions

Endovascular PTA And Stenting Of Deep Femoral Artery (DFA) Lesions Is Possible And Effective: How To Do It, Limitations, And Results

Decreased Renal Function And Dialysis Dependent Renal Failure (ESRD) Are Negative Factors In The Outcomes Of Limb Salvage Surgery In CLTI Patients: These Must Be Acknowledged But Are Not A Contraindication To Endo Or Open Procedures

Comparison Of Limb Outcomes Between Bypass Surgery And Endovascular Therapy In CLTI Patients With Dialysis-Dependent And -Independent Patients

Panel Discussion

Intravascular Ultrasound Guided Interventions For Fem-Pop Occlusive Disease: When And How To Make Them Work And Be Cost Effective

DEBATE: IVUS-Guided Revascularization Of Fem-Pop Lesions: Advantages, Limitations And Why It's Better Than Duplex Guided Treatment

DEBATE: Not So: Duplex Guidance Is Better Than IVUS Guidance For Fem-Pop Revascularization: Advantages And Limitations

DEBATE: All CLTI Patients Should Undergo Endovascular Treatment As The First Procedure: What Is The Role For Bypass Surgery

DEBATE: Not So: Some Patients Should Undergo A Bypass As The First Procedure: Which Ones

Panel Discussion