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PART 16

NON-DIALYSIS PROCEDURES and TECHNIQUES
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 Port Placement, removal and Management
  Thomas Vesely, MD
  IVC Filter: Indications, Placement, Complications
  Dheeraj Rajan, MD
  Varicose Vein Therapy: An introduction to Surgical and Endovascular Treatment
  Abigail Falk, MD

 
PART 15

REALITY CHECK: BUSINESS AND POLICY OF AV ACCESS
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  Drug Shortages
  Aris Q. Urbanes, MD
  True Lies: Ethical Behavior when patient has not received optimal care
  Timothy A. Pflederer, MD
  Intersection of Regulatory Bodies
  Robert Blaser, MD
  The Economics of Fistula First
  Timothy A. Pflederer, MD
 Interventional Nephrology and the Accountable Care Organization Model
  Robert Blaser, MD
  Closing Remarks and Adjournment
  Haimanot Wasse, MD

 
PART 14

ADVANCES IN AV ACCESS
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  Arterial Elasticity and AVF maturation
   William D. Paulson, MD
  Pre-existing Vascular Calcification and AVF Maturation
  Timmy Lee, MD
  Tissue-engineered vascular grafts
  Jeffrey H. Lawson, MD
  Optiflow Vascular Anastomosis Device
  Eric K. Peden, MD
  Extending Access Site Patency with Novel Devices
  Jeffrey H. Lawson, MDn, MD

 
PART 13

ACCESS COMPLICATIONS: Point/Counterpoint
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  First line Treatment of Peripheral Vein Stenosis Should be With a Covered Stent
  Ziv J. Haskal MD
  Don’t Stent: Surgical Management is Best
  David Fox, MD
    Rebuttal
  Drs. Haskel, and Fox
  Symptomatic Central Venous Obstruction  is Best Treated with PTA and Stenting
  Dheeraj K. Rajan MD
  Surgical Treatment is The Optimal for Symptomatic Central Venous Obstruction
  Karl A. Illig, MD
    Rebuttal
  Drs. Rajan, and Illig

 
PART 12

ACCESS COMPLICATIONS: High Flow AVFs
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  Recognition and Diagnosis of high-flow fistula
  Dirk Hentschel, MD
  Surgical treatment options for the "Mega-AVF"
  Karl A. Illig, MD
  Endovascular treatment options for the "Mega-AVF"
  Tony Samaha, MD
    Q and A - Discussion
  Drs. Hentschel, Illig, and Samaha

 
PART 11

New Initiatives for ASDIN
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  Affiliation and Collaboration
  Aris Urbanes, MD
  Vascular access procedures and infection: time for evidence-based policy
  Charmaine Lok, MD
  Developing Internventional Nephrology in Australia/New Zealand
  Stephen May, MD

 
PART 10

ASDIN AWARDS Presentation
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  Gerald Beathard Award - awarded to Charmaine E. Lok, MD
  Alex S. Yevzlin, MD
  ASDIN Distinguish Service Award - awarded to Timothy A. Pflederer, MD
  Gerald Beathard, MD

 
PART 9

Vascular Access Placement in the Medically Challenged Patient
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  Access Placement in the Patient With Central Venous Occlusion
  Surendra Shenoy, MD
  Ipsilateral Access After Axillary Lymph Node Dissection
  David Fox, MD
  Ipsilateral Access in the Atrophied Limb
  Surendra Shenoy, MD

 
PART 8

Point/Counterpoint
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  Surgical Management is Ideal for Aneurysm/Pseudoaneurysm
  John R. Ross, MD
  Stent Graft Should Be Attempted Before Surgical Referral for Aneurysm/Pseudoaneurysm
  Abigail Falk, MD

 
PART 7

Journal Club: Hot Topics in the Literature
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  Stent Graft and 180 day patency result
  Gerald A. Beathard, MD
  Fish Oil to Increase AVG patency
  Charmaine E. Lok, MD
  Anti-microbial locks increase bacterema
  Vandana Dua Niyyar, MD

 
PART 6

NUTS AND BOLTS OF ENDOVASCULAR INTERVENTION : Morbidity and Mortality
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 PTA is the Best Therapy for Cephalic Arch and Central Vein Stenosis
  Theodore F. Saad, MD
  Stent Graft Placement is Best for Cephalic Arch and Central Veni Stenosis
  Thomas Vesely, MD
  Patients should return for scheduled follow up after access intervention
  Dheeraj Rajan, MD
  Patients Should NOT Have Scheduled Follow up after access intervention
  Abigail Falk, MD

 
PART 5

Point/Counterpoint
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 PTA is the Best Therapy for Cephalic Arch and Central Vein Stenosis
Ziv J. Haskal,  MD
  Stent Graft Placement is Best for Cephalic Arch and Central Veni Stenosis
  Dheeraj K. Rajan, MD
  Patients should return for scheduled follow up after access intervention
  Gregg A Miller, MD
  Patients Should NOT Have Scheduled Follow up after access intervention
  Jack Work, MD
  Stenting Over Transvenous CIED Leads Is Acceptable for Recurrent Patients
  Theodore F. Saad, MD
  Stenting Over Transvenous CIED Leads Should Never be Considered...EVER
  Arif Asif, MD

 
PART 4

Access Selection and Preservation
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 Access Selection in Failed Transplant Recipients
 Prabir Roy-Chaudhury
 Ongoing Controversies in Dialysis Vascular Access Surveillance
 William D. Paulson, MD
 Fundamentals of Arterial and Venous Angioplasty
 Thomas M. Vesely, MD
 Vascular Access in the CKD Patient (and the General Public)
 Jack Le Donne MD
 Alternative Vascular Access for patient who has "used up everything"
 Surendra Shenoy MD

 
PART 3

PD and Catheter Placement
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 Increasing Access to PD for Incident Dialysis Patients
 Timothy A. Pflederer, MD
 Percutaneous Fluoroscopic Peritoneal Dialysis Catheter Insertion
 Rajeev Narayan, MD
 The Role of Surgical PD Catheter Placement in the Interventional Era
 David Fox, MD
 Urgent Start PD: The Caveats and Optimal Placement Technique
 Kenneth Abreo, MD

 
PART 2

Gerald Beathard State of the Art Lecture
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  Can Interventional Nephrology Programs Help Popularize Home Dialysis Therapies?

 
  Stephen Ash, MD

 
PART 1

ASDIN Scientific Meeting: Welcome and President’s Address
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  Welcome and President’s Address


 
  Aris Q. Urbanes, MD

 




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