Kevin Mani
Professor of Vascular Surgery
Uppsala University
Sweden
Kevin Mani, MD PhD is Professor of Vascular Surgery at Uppsala University and Chief of Division of Vascular Surgery at Uppsala university hospital, Sweden. He is founder and director of the Uppsala Aortic Fellowship programme. His clinical expertise includes surgical treatment of aortic disease, including complex endovascular repair of aneurysm and dissection in the aortic arch and the thoracoabdominal aorta. Kevin leads a research group focusing on pathophysiology, prevention and treatment of aortic disease, and has performed several national and international registry-based studies on surgical management of aortic aneurysms and dissections, and served as principal investigator for randomised clinical trials evaluating the possibility for medical and surgical treatment of aortic disease.
Talks
11:50 to 12:30
Technologies for aortic dissection: Round table discussion
- Zone 0 intervention after ascending replacement: Current arch branch technologies and areas of unmet need
- EndoAscending repair – what do we need to conquer the last piece of the pie?
- Needs for B/FEVAR in visceral segment: Is there ever a need for fenestrations in post-dissection aortic aneurysms?
- False lumen management– cut, block or ignore. Is less more?
- Navigating the dissected aorta - radiation saving technologies and what the future may hold: IVUS/FORS/IOPS
14:25 to 14:37
The role of endovascular intervention for aortic dissection in patients with connective tissue disease
Kevin ManiOther Speakers
Colin Bicknell
Professor of Vascular Surgery
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
London, UK
