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University of MichiganDepartment of RadiologyUniversity of MichiganSamuel and Jean FrankelCardiovascular CenterPractical Training inVascular Interventionsfeaturing “Hands-on” Training55 Credit HoursJuly 15-19, 2013 & November 4-8, 2013University of MichiganSamuel and Jean Frankel Cardiovascular CenterAnn Arbor, MichiganLimited to 12 participantsTHE MICHIGAN DIFFERENCE

Practical Training inVascular Interventionsfeaturing “Hands-on” TrainingJuly 15-19, 2013 & November 4-8, 2013Course DirectorKyung J. Cho, MD, FSIRWilliam Martel CollegiateProfessor of RadiologyDivision of Vascular andInterventional RadiologyDepartment of RadiologyUniversity of Michigan Medical School(734) 936-4466kyungcho@umich.eduCourse ObjectivesThe Practical Training in Vascular Interventions program,featuring hands-on training on a live animal model, is designedto provide radiologists and other physicians practical, handson-trainingnecessary for the safe and effective performance ofvascular interventions.After completion of the course, participants should be able to:m Perform selective and superselective catheterizationsm Recognize indications, contraindications, and complicationsof vascular interventionsm Perform a variety of vascular interventional proceduresCourse Prerequisitesm Basic understanding of vascular anatomym Angiographic procedure skillsm Flouroscopy experienceProgram HighlightsPractical Training is conducted over a five-day period. Thecourse combines review of endovascular techniques anddevices, didactic lectures, case presentations and discussionwith hands-on training on a live animal model. A maximum oftwelve students will be accepted for each course. For moreinformation regarding this program, contact course director,Kyung J. Cho, MD, FSIR: kyungcho@umich.edu.LaboratoryParticipants will perform all procedures in a live animallaboratory under close supervision by faculty including:superselective catheterization of visceral arteries, embolization,angioplasty, stent placement, CO 2angiography, CO 2-guidedinterventions, catheter-directed thrombolysis, vena cava filterplacement, transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt(TIPS), foreign body retrieval, central venous access, and portplacement.LecturesAnesthesia for VascularInterventionsAortic Dissection: Diagnosisand InterventionArterial InterventionsChronic Venous InsufficiencyCO 2Angiography and CO 2-Guided Vascular InterventionsEmbolization: Principles,Technique, and MaterialsEVARForeign Body RetrievalLiver TransplantationInterventionPortal and HepaticInterventionsPrinciples of Catheterizationand Diagnostic AngiographyRadiation SafetyRole of MRA and CTA inVascular InterventionsVascular Devices and OutcomesVenous InterventionsVenous ThromboembolicDiseaseProduct and technical support for this course provided by:Abbott VascularBoston ScientificGenetechTeleFlex MedicalAngioDynamicsCook MedicalMEDRAD InterventionalTerumo Medical Co.Atrium MedicalCordisMerit MedicalVolcano CorporationBARDCovidien/ev3Smiths MedicalW. L. GoreBraccoGE HealthcareSt. Jude Medical

Monday - FridayTime Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday7:00 am Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast7:15 • Radiation Safety • Prophylatic Antibiotic Use• Sedation & Analgesia• Case Discussion • Case Discussion • Arterial Closure• Arterial & VenousInterventions8:00 Techniques & Devices Techniques & Devices Techniques & Devices Techniques & Devices Techniques & Devices8:30 • GE OEC 9000C-arm Training• Basics of AngiographyPractical Training in Vascular InterventionsDaily Course Schedule • 55 Credits• Physical Properties of CO 2• CO 2IA DSA• CO 2Venous DSA• Cryoplasty• Cutting Balloon Angioplasty• CO 2Angiography Monitoring• Complications of CO 2DSA• Covered Stents11:00 • IV DSA• IA DSA• Arterial Catheterization• Venous Catheterization• Coaxial Catheterization• Sheath and Guiding Catheters• Contralateral Iliac Cath• Retrograde to Antegrade• CO 2Delivery Technique• CO 2Aortogram and Runoff• Techniques of Stenting• Balloon-Expandable Stents• Self-Expandable Stents• Iliac Artery Stenting• Renal Artery Stenting• Basic Surgical Technique• Hepatic Embolization• Splenic Embolization• Renal Embolization• SMA Branch Embolization• CO 2-Guided SMA Stenting• CO 2-Guided Renal Stenting• Chest Port Placement• Tunneled Hickman Placement• Renal Artery Stenting• Cook-Z Stenting• Covered Stent Placement• Intravascular Ultrasound• IVUS-Guided Filter Placement• Thrombin Injections• Subclavian Artery Stenting• C0 2-Guided SFA Stenting• Renal Covered Stenting• SFA Stenting with Viabahn• Subintimal Angioplasty• Renal Stenting with Monorail• SMA Stenting with Monorail• Recanalization of IVC Filter• SVC Stenting• Hepatic Vein Stenting• Portal Vein Stenting12:00 pm Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch12:30 Techniques & Devices Techniques & Devices Techniques & Devices Techniques & Devices Techniques & Devices1:00 • Arterial Embolization• IVC Filter Placement• IVC Filter Retrieval• SVC Filter Placement• SVC Filter Retrieval• Pulmonary Angiography• CO 2Inferior Vena Cavogram• Femoral Retrieval of IVC Filter• Aortoiliac Kissing Stenting• Carotid Arteriography• Carotid Artery Stenting• Foreign Body Retrieval• Amplatzer Vascular Plug• Arterial Occlusion with AVP• Venous Occlusion with AVP• CO 2-Guided Filter Placement• Iliac Vein Stenting• Inferior Vena Cava Stenting• Renal Vein Stenting• US-Guided Vascular Accesson Simulator• Stenting with Distal Protection• Alcohol Embolization• Hepatoportal Interventions• n-BCA Embolization• CO 2Hepatic Venogram• Transjugular Liver Biopsy• Foreign Body Retrieval• Aortoiliac Kissing Stenting• HD Declotting• Arterial Closure• Covered Stents for Aneurysm• TIPS• Bailout Techniques• Transhepatic Intervention• C0 2Splenoportography4:30 • MRA/CTA in VascularInterventions• Anesthesia for VascularInterventions• Venous ThromboembolicDisease• Liver Transplantation/ForeignBody Retrieval• Minimally Invasive VascularTherapies in Pediatrics• Renovascular Hypertension• Transcatheter Embolization• Thrombolysis Technique• Carotid Stenting Techniques• Peripheral Arterial Disease• Venous Disease of the Legs• Infrainguinal Intervention• Endocascular Repair of AAA• Endocascular Repair ofThoracic Aortic Aneurysms• Aortic Dissection• Review Evaluation• Attendance Certificate6:00 • CO 2Angiography• Case Discussion• Review of Procedures• Case Discussion• Review of Procedures• Case Discussion• Review of Procedures• Case Discussion• Review of Procedures• Case Discussion• Final Review of Procedures7:00 Session Adjourns Session Adjourns Session Adjourns Session Adjourns Course Adjourns

Course FacultyUniversity of Michigan Course FacultyYifang Chen, PA-C, MSPhysician AssistantDivision of Vascular andInterventional RadiologyDepartment of RadiologyKyung J. Cho, MD, FSIRCourse DirectorWilliam Martel CollegiateProfessor of RadiologyDivision of Vascular andInterventional RadiologyDepartment of RadiologyEnrique Criado, MDJohn R. Pfeifer CollegiateProfessor of Vascular Surgeryand Professor of SurgeryDirector of Endovascular SurgerySection of Vascular SurgeryDepartment of SurgeryNarasimham L. Dasika,MBBS, MDAssociate ProfessorDivision of Vascular andInterventional RadiologyDepartment of RadiologyLeonore K. Deichelbohrer,MSN, APRN, BCNurse PractitionerDivision of Interventional RadiologyDepartment of RadiologyJose A. Diaz, MDResearch InvestigatorSection of Vascular SurgeryJobst Vascular Research LaboratoriesDepartment of SurgeryJoseph Gemmete, MDAssociate ProfessorDivision of Vascular andInterventional RadiologyDepartment of RadiologyMaria G. McEvoy, MSN, APRN, BCNurse PractitionerDivision of Interventional RadiologyDepartment of RadiologyPaula Novelli, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyDirector of Fellowship ProgramDivision of Vascular andInterventional RadiologyDepartment of RadiologyHirmanshu J. PatelAssociate ProfessorDepartment of SurgeryT. Grace Peterson, MSN, RN, CCRNStaff NurseDivision of Vascular and InterventionalRadiologyDepartment of RadiologyJohn E. Rectenwald, MDAssociate Professor of SurgerySection of Vascular SurgeryDepartment of SurgeryAssociate ProfessorDivision of Interventional RadiologyDepartment of RadiologyJames J. Shields, MD, FACRAssistant ProfessorDivision Director, Vascular andInterventional RadiologyAssociate Chair for Quality of Care & SafetyDepartment of RadiologyJames C. Stanley, MDDirectorUniversity of Michigan Cardiovascular CenterMarion and David Handleman ResearchProfessor of Vascular SurgeryDepartment of SurgeryRanjith Vellody, MDAssistant ProfessorDivision of Vascular andInterventional RadiologyDepartment of RadiologyThomas W. Wakefield, MDS. Martin LindenauerProfessor of Vascular SurgerySection Head, Vascular SurgeryDepartment of SurgeryWilliam J. Weadock, MDAssociate ProfessorDivisions of Abdominal Radiology,MRI and UltrasoundDepartment of RadiologyDavid M. Williams, MDProfessorDivision of Vascular andInterventional RadiologyDepartment of RadiologyBrian Woodcock, MB ChB,MRCP, FRCA, FCCMAssistant ProfessorDirector of Medical Student EducationDepartment of Anesthesiologyand Critical CareTechniciansEdward Charlton, RTR (CV)Interventional Radiological TechnologistDepartment of RadiologyGail M. Rising, LVT, LATGCoordinatorAnimal Surgery Operating RoomUnit for Laboratory Animal MedicineAmber Yanovich, LVTVeterinary TechnicianAnimal Surgery Operating RoomUnit for Laboratory Animal MedicineAdministrationTracy KimeAdministrative AssistantDepartment of Radiology

University of Michigan Samuel and JeanFrankel Cardiovascular CenterOn June 11, 2007, the $215 million University of Michigan Samuel and Jean FrankelCardiovascular Center (CVC) clinical building opened its doors to a new way of treatingand studying cardiovascular disease in Michigan and throughout the nation.Advanced, Comprehensive CareThe University of Michigan Samuel and Jean Frankel Cardiovascular Center’s clinicalbuilding unites many of U-M Health System’s people, services and programs dedicatedto heart and vascular care. Located at the corner of Ann and Observatory streets, at theheart of the U-M medical campus, the Center houses operating rooms, patient rooms,clinics, classrooms and offices, bringing together specialized services and facilities thatwere once located throughout the medical center.From outpatient visits and tests to surgery and recovery, the Center’s clinical buildingserves as a central location for coordinated, top-quality cardiovascular care from ourhighly skilled medical and surgical teams. Together with inpatient units in UniversityHospital, outpatient clinics located throughout the local area, and specialized carefor children with congenital heart defects at C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital, the clinicalbuilding makes U-M’s nationally-recognized cardiovascular care convenient andaccessible to all.Within the building, clinical care, research and teaching activities focus on the entirespectrum of cardiovascular diseases - from high cholesterol, high blood pressure, heartattacks, heart failure and stroke to aneurysms, arrhythmias, heart valve disease andheart-related birth defects.The CVC is designed to create a calm and healing environment for patients and visitors.Indoor and outdoor healing gardens, rooms for quiet reflection, a patient educationcenter, valet parking, a heart-healthy café and art-filled halls are just some of the featuresgeared toward patients and families.The Right ResourcesThe CVC provides our highly skilled doctors, nurses, pharmacists, allied healthprofessionals, staff and clinical researchers with the resources they need to lead thenation in cardiovascular disease diagnosis, treatment and research. These resourcesenable our teams to interact and collaborate on patient care, and to share medicaleducation and new discoveries.The building will help us train tomorrow’s cardiovascular professionals, and keep today’shealth professionals up to date through a technologically advanced lecture hall andseminar rooms for sharing knowledge.

Practical Training in Vascular Interventionsfeaturing “Hands-on” TrainingJuly 15-19, 2013 & November 4-8, 2013• July Deadline: June 15, 2013• November Deadline: October 4, 20131 Personal Informationm MD m DO m Other__________________________________________________________________________Name____________________________________________________________________________________________Home Address____________________________________________________________________________________Home City & State/Province__________________________________________ Zip/Postal Code__________________Home Phone_______________________________________ Fax___________________________________________Email____________________________________________________________________________________________Office Address____________________________________________________________________________________Office City & State/Province__________________________________________ Zip/Postal Code__________________Office Phone_______________________________________ Fax___________________________________________Hospital Affiliation_________________________________________________________________________________Specialty_________________________________________________________________________________________Scrub Size m Small m Medium m Large m Extra LargeSpecial Needs_____________________________________________________________________________________Please indicate special needs such as dietary restrictions.2 PaymentENROLLMENT IS LIMITED. YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED IF YOU ARE ACCEPTED FOR THIS COURSE.Full-Course with Hands-On Laboratory Sessions – $6000 for 5-day courseRegistrants will participate in all lectures and hands-on laboratory. Limited to 12 participants per course.Payment is required at time of registration.Please select course date you are attending: m July 15-19, 2013 m November 4-8, 2013Please enclose a check (U.S. currency) payable to the University of Michigan or pay by credit card below:m AmEx m Discover m MasterCard m VISATo Register:• By Fax (734) 764-1557• By Phone (734) 764-5297• By Mail RegistrarUniversity of Michigan, Conference Services1000 McIntyreAnn Arbor, Michigan 48105• Online: http://www.housing.umich.edu/vascular-interventionsAccount Number__________________________________________________________________________________Cardholder Name_____________________________________________________________ Exp. Date____________Signature____________________________________________________________________ Billing Zip ___________(not valid without signature)Cancellations: A special cancellation policy applies to this course due to the extensive preparation, high faculty-to-student ratio,limited enrollment and limited availability to substitute other participant’s for a week’s training on short notice. Refund requestsmust be received in writing and are subject to a $50 administrative fee. There are no refunds issued for participant cancellationsthirty days or less prior to the program.

Department of RadiologyUniversity of Michigan Medical SchoolConference Services1000 McIntyreAnn Arbor, MI 48105Non Profit OrganizationU.S. PostagePAIDAnn Arbor MIPermit No. 144Practical Training inVascular Interventionsfeaturing “Hands-on” TrainingJuly 15-19, 2013 & November 4-8, 2013Limited to 12 participants