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Moderators
08.30 |
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P. Bourquelot, G. Franco, J. Marzelle
Tunneled catheters |
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08.30 |
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Prevention and treatment of sepsis, J. Pengloan - not available
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08.40 |
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When should an infected catheter be changed? B. Canaud 
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08.50 |
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Difficult catheter insertions, R. Shoenfeld
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09.00 |
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Discussion
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09.10 |
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Operative techniques |
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09.10 |
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Snuffbox fistula, C. Gibbons
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09.20 |
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Middle‐forearm fistula, G. Bonforte
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09.30 |
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What is the least worst arteriovenous bypass for the upper limb? M. Lazarides
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09.40 |
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A new sterile elastic exsanguination tourniquet, E. Ladenheim
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09.50 |
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Tagliatelle technique: a revolution in vascular access to the lower limbs? B. Boura |
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10.00 |
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Discussion |
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10.10 |
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Controversy: small veins and forearm AVF creation
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10.10 |
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Peroperative balloon angioplasty, P. Veroux |
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10.20 |
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Postoperative balloon angioplasty, A. Raynaud
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10.30 |
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Discussion |
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10.40 |
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Lecture |
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10.40 |
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Vascular steal and ischemia after vascular access, P. Bourquelot
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11.00 |
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Break on the exhibition hall  |
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11.30 |
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State of the art & future trends |
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11.30 |
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A surgeon’s perspective, U. Hedin
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11.40 |
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An anesthesiologist’s perspective, N. Fossati
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11.50 |
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An Italian perspective, N. Pirozzi
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12.00 |
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Discussion
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12.10 |
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Lecture |
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12.10 |
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Money and Politics in America. Lobbying for changes, V. Nguyen
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12.30 |
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End of the sessions |
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Simultaneous translation: Headphones will be distributed at the entrance of the room, only in exchange to a valid ID card. |
