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Honored to present at #VAM26 on behalf .@AorticC Fenestrations outperform directional branches in target vessel incorporation for complex AAA and Extent IV TAAA — with lower occlusion rates and superior 5-year freedom of target vessel instability rates . Data from 2,044 patients across 10 centers.

Embolización del saco aneurismático durante EVAR con plugs de polímero: técnica y resultados us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist… @TomMaldonadoMD

jvsvi.org/article/S2949-…. Out now, our article titled “Outcomes after Endovascular Repair of Complex Abdominal and Extent IV Thoracoabdominal Aneurysms Using the GORE Thoracoabdominal Branch Endoprosthesis (TAMBE) and the Zenith t-Branch Thoracoabdominal Endovascular Graft” has been published in @JVascSurgVI Mirza Baig Carlos Timaran @UTSWVascular University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center

In CLTI, opening the tibials isn’t always enough. If flow doesn’t reach the feet, sometimes the ulcer won’t heal — and the plantar arch is often the missing link.The arch is unforgiving: small, calcified, prone to recoil. Balloon choice matters.

→ JADE non-compliant balloon (2×240 mm), OrbusNeich — plantar arch. Holds its diameter at high pressure, delivering focused force on calcified plaque instead of dog-boning into softer segments.

→ Amphirion Deep tapered balloon, Medtronic — ATA and ATP, respecting the vessel’s natural taper.

High, controlled inflation pressure without over-expanding the healthy wall. The goal throughout: in-line flow to the wound bed with minimal trauma.

#VascularSurgery #CLTI #Endovascular #LimbSalvage #PedalLoop

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