Cervical Carotid Artery Open Approaches For TAVR And TCAR: Technical Tips, Complications And How To Avoid Them

With Tandem Carotid Lesions In The Neck And Supra-Aortic Trunks, How Should Acutely Symptomatic Patients Be Managed: What About Asymptomatic Patients With Such Lesions: Controversies And Optimal Strategy

Minimal Incision CEA (MICE) vs. TCAR: Technical Tips For MICE, Cost Effectiveness, Advantages And Limitations Of Both

Surprisingly A Bovine Aortic Arch Does NOT Confer Increased Stroke Risk With TFCAS: From A Large VQI Study

Asymptomatic Patients With A Carotid Lesion That Cannot Be Serially Followed Or The Severity Of Which Cannot Be Assessed: When Is It A Valid Indication For Carotid Intervention: Why Not Just BMT For All

TCAR Is Safe In Recently Symptomatic Patients And Those With Contralateral Carotid Occlusions: Why TCAR Should Be The Procedure Of Choice In These Conditions

When A Duplex Scan Detects Subclavian Steal, Symptomatic Or Asymptomatic, What Is The Natural History And How Should It Be Managed

Floating Clot At The Carotid Bifurcation Is A Prime Indication For Flow Reversal Technology During Treatment Of Carotid Stenosis: How Can Flow Reversal Best Be Achieved In This Setting

Techniques For Dealing With Challenging Carotid Lesions: How Does TCAR Facilitate Treatment When Nothing Else Could Work

Panel Discussion