Professor
University of Toronto
Surgeon in Chief
University Health Network
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Session Moderator
SESSION 7: MORE NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN THE TREATMENT OF THORACIC AORTIC PATHOLOGY
Session Moderator
SESSION 34: ISSUES IMPORTANT TO VASCULAR SURGEONS/SPECIALISTS
Session Moderator
SESSION 51: PROGRESS IN THE TREATMENT OF RUPTURED INFRARENAL AAAS, COMPLEX AAAS, TAAAS AND RELATED TOPICS
Presenter
SESSION 49: MORE PROGRESS IN F/B/EVAR AND PARALLEL GRAFTS FOR COMPLEX AAAS AND TAAAS; AND RELATED TOPICS
Presenter
SESSION 51: PROGRESS IN THE TREATMENT OF RUPTURED INFRARENAL AAAS, COMPLEX AAAS, TAAAS AND RELATED TOPICS
Moderator
SESSION 10: Abdominal Aorta & Thoracoabdominal – Part IV
SESSION 7: MORE NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN THE TREATMENT OF THORACIC AORTIC PATHOLOGY
Session Moderator
SESSION 34: ISSUES IMPORTANT TO VASCULAR SURGEONS/SPECIALISTS
Session Moderator
SESSION 51: PROGRESS IN THE TREATMENT OF RUPTURED INFRARENAL AAAS, COMPLEX AAAS, TAAAS AND RELATED TOPICS
Presenter
SESSION 49: MORE PROGRESS IN F/B/EVAR AND PARALLEL GRAFTS FOR COMPLEX AAAS AND TAAAS; AND RELATED TOPICS
Causes Leading To Branch Leaks And Occlusions After F/B/EVAR: What Forces Are Important And What Can Be Done To Prevent Them
9:44 AM - 9:49 AM
Presenter
SESSION 51: PROGRESS IN THE TREATMENT OF RUPTURED INFRARENAL AAAS, COMPLEX AAAS, TAAAS AND RELATED TOPICS
Only One-Third Of Ruptured AAA Patients In The 3 RCTs Comparing EVAR With Open Repair Were Randomized: Why Does This And Other Flaws Invalidate The RCT Conclusions: RCTs Can Be Misleading
1:12 PM - 1:17 PM
Moderator
SESSION 10: Abdominal Aorta & Thoracoabdominal – Part IV