WELCOME MESSAGE. Dear Colleagues and Guests,

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2 WELCOME MESSAGE Dear Colleagues and Guests, Welcome Home! With this sentence I am starting my word as you are welcomed in this outstanding educational course It gives me great honor and pleasure to welcome you in IMAC 2018 the Intervention Master Aortic Course. The Course is held within the splendor and magic of Dusit Thani LakeView Hotel, hoping that this will be a memorable event for all participants and guests. We would like to welcome all our guests speakers from all over the world, their participation presence and active interaction is what makes this event a success. Tens of Meetings Hundreds of s. thousands of minutes spent by devoted members of the organizing and scientific committee to create this state of Art. Also I would never forget to appreciate all generous contribution from pharmaceutical and industrial companies, without their financial support, this course would not have been possible. Last but not least I wish you all a pleasant stay in our beloved city Cairo and a fruitful scientific meeting. IMAC Board 2

3 IMAC 2018 Board Course Director Mohamed Hosni Course Co-Directors in alphabetical order Ahmed Gamal Khaled Shawky Sherif Essam Sherif Omar El Kerdawi 3

4 SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE in alphabetical order Afrah Mohamed Ahmed Gamal Ahmed Taha Alaa Farouk Alaa Roushdy Atef Abdel Hamid Ayman El Samadony Ayman Refaat Gaafar Ragab Ghazaly Ammer Hisham Bassiouny Hisham Shawky Khaled El Kafas Khaled Shawky Khaled Shokry Mary Wadiea Fawzy Mohamed El Maadawy Mohamed ElFeky Mohamed Hosni Mohamed Ismaiel Mohamed Tharwat Hegazy Mohamed Zaky Moussad Soliman Nasser El Saeid Rania Hegazy Rashad Bishara Said A Soliman Sherif Essam Sherif Omar El Kerdawi Tamer Fekry Tarek Abdel Azim Tarek Hosny Tarek Radwan Wagih Fawzy 4

5 INTERNATIONAL FACULTY in alphabetical order Ahmed Elbasty Senior Aortic Clinical Fellow Fellow of European Society of Vascular Surgery (FEBVS) MSc in vascular and Endovascular Surgery University of Edinburgh. Member of Royal College of Surgeons of England Clinical Lecturer (University of East Anglia, UK) Ahmed El Marakby Professor of vascular surgery, Cairo University Head of vascular unit, Dr Erfan and Bagedo General Hospital, Jeddah, KSA. Ahmed Nassef Fellow in Endovascular and Vascular Surgery at Royal North Shore and North Shore Private Hospitals Sheffield, South Yorkshire, United Kingdom 5

6 INTERNATIONAL FACULTY in alphabetical order Ahmed Soliman Senior consultant, Specialist for vascular and Endovascular surgery, clinic of vascular and Phlebology. Elisabeth-hospital Essen Germany Ali Badra Consultant of Vascular Surgery University Hospital of Brest France. Member of society of Vascular Surgery, France Member of College of Vascular Surgery, France Member of College of Vascular Pathology, France Andrew Choong Consultant, Department of Cardiac, Thoracic and Vascular Surgery, National University Heart Centre Singapore Visiting Consultant, Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, Singapore Associate Programme Director 6

7 INTERNATIONAL FACULTY in alphabetical order Andrew Lennox Head of Department Vascular and Endovascular Surgery Prince of Wales Hospital Sydney Australia Vascular and Endovascular surgeon Head of Department at Prince of Wales Hospital Trained in Sydney and the UK, completing a fellowship at the St Mary s Vascular unit in Athanasios Giannoukas Professor of Vascular Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, School of Health Sciences, University of Thessaly, GREECE Chairman, Dpt. of Vascular Surgery, University Hospital of Larissa, Greece Ben Mrad Melek Professor of vascular surgery, faculty of medicine of Tunis Cardiovascular surgery department, Rabta hospital, Tunis 7

8 INTERNATIONAL FACULTY in alphabetical order Donald Adam Qualified from the University of Edinburgh Doctorate for vascular research at University of Edinburgh. Member of the Vascular Society of Great Britain & Ireland (VSGBI) and sits on the Council of the British Society of Endovascular Therapy (BSET). One of the pioneers in keyhole vascular treatments, he also has a worldwide reputation in endovascular aortic aneurysm repair (EVAR), training other surgeons in this technique across the UK and Europe since Eleni M Arnaoutoglou Professor of Anesthesiology in Medical School of University of Thessaly Director of Anesthesiology Department of University Hospital of Larissa. Emad Zaghary Assistant professor of Vascular Surgery - Saint Louis University Chief of Vascular Surgery John Cochran VA medical Center Director of Vascular Laboratory - Saint Louis University Board examiner Vascular Surgery - Cairo University 8

9 INTERNATIONAL FACULTY in alphabetical order Fabien Koskas University Professor (first level of exceptional class), head of the Department of Vascular Surgery of Pitié- Salpêtrière in Paris France Former National Secretary of the French College of Vascular Surgery College ( ) Founder of the Master of Medical Engineering of the University Pierre and Marie Curie, Paris, France Member of the French National Academy of Surgery, National Academy of Medicine Former administrator of the French Society of Vascular Surgery Member of the National University Council in Vascular Surgery and Medicine George Kouvelos Associate Professor of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery in University of Thessaly, Larissa, Greece, specializes in endovascular and open surgery for aortic disease, carotid artery disease and critical limb ischemia. 9

10 INTERNATIONAL FACULTY in alphabetical order Germano Melissano Professor of Vascular Surgery, San Raffaele University - Milano Italy Principal Investigator or Co-Investigator in several National and International Trials and research projects including the international pivotal trial for FDA approval of one of the leading thoracic stent grafts and Reviewer for JEVT, JVIR, EJVES and several other Journals. Honorary Member of the Society for Clinical Vascular Surgery Presidential Guest Lecturer and Distinguished Visiting Professor, Society for Clinical Vascular Surgery, Orlando FL Gian Franco Veraldi Graduation cum laude in Medicine at the University of Rome La Sapienza (Italy) on Specialist cum laude in Emergency Surgery (1993) and in Vascular Surgery (2001) at the University of Verona (Italy). Executive Master in Sanitary Management on 2014 at the University of Milan Luigi Bocconi (Italy). Scientific National Board for Associate Professor of General Surgery on Many working periods in the United States of America, France and United Kingdom. 10

11 INTERNATIONAL FACULTY in alphabetical order Hany Zayed MSc degree in science, MD in Surgery, Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons (FRCS) Consultant vascular and endovascular surgeon at Guy s and St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust Hisham Bassiouny Board Certifications: American Board of Surgery - Vascular Surgery Education: Cairo University Faculty of Medicine, 1976 Residencies & Internships: Henry Ford Hospital, General Surgery, MI, 1986 University of Maryland, General Surgery, MD, 1982 Fellowships: Henry Ford Hospital, Vascular Surgery, MI, 1987 Imed Frikha Past-president of Tunisian cardiovascular society Head of cardiovascular and thoracic department in Sfax-Tunisia 11

12 INTERNATIONAL FACULTY in alphabetical order Islam Gamal Membership of the Royal College of Surgeons (England) 2006 Senior Clinical Fellow of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery 2011 Till Now at Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton UK Surgical Teaching Fellow at Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS Associate Lead for Surgical Education at BSMS Lead Instructor of BSMS Anatomy and Basic Surgical Skills Courses for MRCS Candidates Karim El Sakka Consultant vascular surgeon in Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals. His surgical training was partly at Imperial College and partly at Kings College Hospital in London. He undertakes all forms of vascular surgery and is the surgical lead for vascular access surgery as well as diabetic foot management at the University Hospital. 12

13 INTERNATIONAL FACULTY in alphabetical order Leila Bouziane Vascular surgery department, university hospital Oran Algeria Luís Mendes Pedro Associate Professor of "Vascular Surgery" and "Introduction to Clinical Medicine" at the Medical School of the University of Lisbon. Senior Consultant Vascular Surgeon at the Santa Maria Hospital in Lisbon and at the Lisbon British Hospital. Director of the Vascular Surgery Department of CHLN- Hospital Santa Maria in Lisbon. Mahmoud Salah Senior consultant & head of dept. of vascular surgery, Saudi German Hosp. Jeddah. Chief of general & vascular surgery, Saudi German Hospitals group level. 13

14 INTERNATIONAL FACULTY in alphabetical order Mahmoud Salman A consultant since His training was completed in the North East Thames region finishing with posts at The Royal Free Hospital. Miltiadis Matsagkas Professor of Vascular Surgery, and responsible for the Endovascular Unit in the Department of Vascular Surgery at Larissa University Hospital, Greece. Accumulative experience in both open and endovascular surgery in every vascular field for more than 20 years as a consultant having performed more than 4000 operations, equally distributed between open and endovascular surgery Mohamed Hamady Consultant and Senior Lecturer in Vascular Interventional Radiology. His research interests include robotic endovascular intervention and navigation, aortic stent grafting and safety in IR. He has over 140 papers in peer-review journals and 12 book chapters. He has given more than 95 talks and key note lectures in national and international scientific meetings 14

15 INTERNATIONAL FACULTY in alphabetical order Mohamed Abdelhamid Consultant Vascular & Endovascular Surgeon St George s University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Qualified from Cairo University Medical School in 1998 with Honours. Completed Master degree in Surgical Science in Finished basic training at Cairo University Hospital in Started higher surgical training at Cairo University hospital before moving to the UK in Mohamed Shaltout Dr. Mohamed Ali Shaltout. MBBch, MSc, FRCS. Graduated from Cairo university on 1989 Has completed vascular/endovascular training in France on 2003 Active share in the start of the 1st Aortic Program in our Arabic region in King Faisal, Reyadh, KSA on current appointment as a Consultant Vascular/Endovascular surgery in king Fahd Military Medical Complex, Dhahran, KSA. Since Dec 2012 (one of the major tertiary centers in KSA). 15

16 INTERNATIONAL FACULTY in alphabetical order Morad Sallam Senior clinical fellow at Barts Health NHS Trust, St Mary s Hospital, Brighton and Guy s and St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust. He has a specialist interest in teaching and surgical training and is a surgical skills and trauma skills instructor. He's currently leading on a surgical training dry laboratory project for vascular trainees. Nadjib Bouayed Head chief of vascular surgery department of university hospital of Oran. Member of the French national academy of surgery President of the vascular surgery association of Algeria. 16

17 INTERNATIONAL FACULTY in alphabetical order Nilo Mosquera Head of Department of Angiology and Vascular Surgery at CHUO Hospital in Ourense, Galicia, Spain. Graduated in Santiago de Compostela Medical School, USC University. Trainer in vascular surgery at Angiology and Vascular Surgery Department. Member of the Spanish NHS Board for Vascular Surgery in 2004 and Co-Director of SITE symposium and founder and co-chairman of Endovascular Foundation. Said Abisi a consultant vascular and endovascular surgeon at Guy s and St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust. He has particular interest in cutting edge minimally invasive techniques to treat complex aortic aneurysms using branched and fenestrated custom made endografts. 17

18 INTERNATIONAL FACULTY in alphabetical order Samer Koussayer Currently serves as the section head and consultant at the Vascular and Endovascular Surgery Division of the King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Center (Riyadh, KSA). Dr. Koussayer also serves as a Professor, Teaching Faculty and Coordinator of the Undergraduate surgical clerkship program at the Al Faisal University, College of Medicine. Sharif Ellozy Assistant Professor of Surgery in the Division of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery at Weill Cornell Medical College Assistant Attending Surgeon at New York- Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center. An experienced, board-certified vascular surgeon whose clinical expertise is in endovascular and surgical therapies for treatment and management of the full spectrum of peripheral vascular disease. Stephan Haulon Professor of Vascular Surgery, Head of Aortic Center Co-director of the European Vascular Course, of the Critical Issues in Aortic Engrafting Expert Symposium, of the CACVS meeting, and of the annual Charring Cross Symposium. President elect of the European Society for Vascular Surgery for

19 INTERNATIONAL FACULTY in alphabetical order Steven Cavanagh Consultant Vascular Surgeon in the York and North Yorkshire Vascular Unit. He has a wide-ranging vascular practice, covering all aspects of vascular surgery, with particular interests in Aortic and Carotid disease and diabetic foot complications. He is an Honorary Senior Lecturer in the Hull/York Medical School, and actively involved in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching. He also regularly teaches in London at the Royal College of Surgeons at both CCRISP provider and Instructor courses. He was appointed as programme lead for CCRISP in January 2017 Tamer Fouad Qualified from medical school 2001, he completed his master degree(msc) and MRCS in Obtained Fellowship of European board of Vascular Surgery (FEBVS) and completed his doctorate degree(md) in His area of interest is aortic pathology and complex aortic endovascular and hybrid intervention as well as carotid artery disease Tarek Sraieb Vascular surgeon. One of pioneers in endovascular surgery in Tunisia at the military hospital of Tunis. Member of the board of the university of médecine of Tunis and of thé tunisian society of cardiology and cardiovascular surgery 19

20 INTERNATIONAL FACULTY in alphabetical order Tilo Kolbel Head of the German Aortic Center Hamburg Doctoral thesis: The constitutional delay of growth and puberty. Associate Professor for Vascular Surgery at the University of Lund, Sweden Associate Professor for Vascular Surgery at the University of Hamburg, Germany Guest Professor at Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China Professor of Surgery at University of Hamburg, Germany Tommaso Donati A vascular surgeon at Guy s and St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust. After graduating in medicine, he qualified in vascular surgery at the University of Milan (Italy) in He has subsequently undertaken extensive postgraduate training in open and endovascular procedures working in renowned centres in France (where, in 2008, he boards certified in vascular surgery) and the UK. Vikram Puttaswamy Vascular and Endovascular Surgeon Head of Department, Vascular Surgery ROYAL NORTH SHORE HOSPITAL SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA 20

21 INTERNATIONAL FACULTY in alphabetical order Vincent Riambau Prof and Chief of Vascular Surgery Division, Hospital Clinic of Barcelona President of ESVS (European Society for Vascular Surgery, ) Vice President of the International Society for Vascular Surgery (ISVS) ( ) President of the Spanish Chapter of the American Society of Angiology ( ) Elected Member of ESA (European Surgical Association) (since 2011) Honorary Member of SCVS (Society for Clinical Vascular Surgery) (since 2012) International Andreas Gruentzig Society Elected Membership. Since 2011 Wael Tawfick A Vascular Surgeon working in a tertiary referral University Hospital. My main areas of interest are aneurysms, with complex aortic pathology. 21

22 EGYPTIAN FACULTY in alphabetical order Abdel Aziz Eid Abdel Kader Abdel Fattah kotb Adel Hussein Abou Hashem Ahmed Abdel Sattar Morsi Ahmed Balboula Ahmed El Batnouny Ahmed El Kerdany Ahmed El Minshawy Ahmed El Sharkawy Ahmed El Mahdy Ahmed ElMahrouky Ahmed Ezz Ahmed Farghaly Ahmed Farouk Mira Ahmed Gamal Ahmed Gaweesh Ahmed Khairy Ahmed Mahmoud Saad Eldin Ahmed Metwally Ahmed Nabil Ahmed Othman Ahmed Raafat Naga Ahmed Samir Ahmed Sayed Ahmed Taha Al Metwally Ragab Alaa Abdel Halim Alaa Abdel Hamid Alaa El-Deen Moustafa Alaa Farouk Alaa Mobarak Alaa Roushdy Aly Mourad Aly Sabour Amr Abdel Baky Amr Abdel Rehim Amr Bahaey Amr Fathy Amr Gad Amr Hamdy Helmy Amr Mohamed Roushdy Ashraf Bassiouny Ashraf Hedayet Ashraf Wadiaa Atef Abdel Ghany Atef Abdel Hamid Atef Allam Aya Fatouh Ayman El Samadony Ayman Fakhry Ayman Mohy El Din Ayman Refaat Ayman Salem Ayman Samir Bassem Abdelhamid 22

23 EGYPTIAN FACULTY in alphabetical order Dina Shokry El Saayed Kamel Akl Emad Hussein Fouad Rassekh Fouad Saad Al Deen Gaafar Ragab Ghazaly Ammer Hamdy Soliman Hany El Dessoki Hany El Shenawy Hassan Abdel Aaty Hassan Abdelsalam Hassan Baker Albadawy Hassan El Sawy Hassan Lotfy Hassan Soliman Hatem Abdel Azeem Hatem Hussien Hazem Hamed Soliman Helmy Al Ghawaby Hesham Essam El Deen El Gharbawy Hesham Moustafa Hesham Salem Hesham Sharaf Hisham El Sharkawy Hisham Nabil Hisham Shawky Hosam Hassanein Hossam Aboul Enien Hossam Al Hosry Hossam El Wakil Hossam ElMahdy Hossam Tawfik Hossam Zaghlol Hussein Kamal El Deen Hussein Khairy Hussien Elwan Ihab Nabil Hanna Ihab Saad Ingy Hefnawy Islam Abdel Hamid Karim Hosny Khaled Abdel Aziz Khaled Attia Khaled El Kafas Khaled Hindawy Khaled Mwafy Khaled Shawky Khaled Shokry Magdy Hagag Maha Ghanem Mahmoud Sobhy Mahsoub Mourad Mamdouh Kotb Mamdouh Labib Marwan Yousry 23

24 EGYPTIAN FACULTY in alphabetical order Mina Sameh Moahamed El Sayed Salem Moanes Khairy Mohamed Abdel Raouf Mohamed Abdo Mohamed Ahmed Helmy Mohamed Ashraf Mohamed Atef Mohamed El Badway Mohamed El Fekky Mohamed El Maadawy Mohamed El Sharkawy Mohamed Elbatanouny Mohamed Elyamny Mohamed Hosni Mohamed Ismaiel Mohamed Magdy Mohamed Maged Eldeeb Mohamed Omar El Farouk Mohamed Sabry Mohamed Sobhy Mohamed Swellam Mohamed Youssry Mohamed Zahran Mohamed Zaky Mohammad Saad Mostafa Gad Mounir Mabrouk Mourad El Khouly Moussad Soliman 24 Moustafa Al Hamamy Moustafa Samy Moustafa Soliman Nabil El Mehary Nasser El Saeid Nehad Zeid Omar Dawoud Omar El Kashef Ossam Moeen Ossama Saeed Raafat Naga Rania Hegazy Rania Zakria Raouf Hassan Yousef Rashad Bishara Reda Mansy Sabry El Basha Saeed El Mallah Sahar Nassef Said A Soliman Sameh Zarad Samer Abdel Shafy Samer El Regal Samir Abdallah Sayed Younes Sherif Balbaa Sherif Essam Sherif Omar El Kerdawi Sherif Refaat

25 EGYPTIAN FACULTY in alphabetical order Sonia El Saeid Sonia El Saeidy Tamer Farouk Syam Tamer Fekry Tarek Abdel Azim Tarek El Sayegh Tarek Radwan Wael Shalaan Wagih Fawzy Walid Ammar Walid El Baz Walid Eldaly Walid Kheraiba Wassila Taha Yasser Abdel Kader Yehia Balbaa 25

26 Dusit Thani LakeView Cairo, Main Hall: Lakeview Ballroom GENERAL INFORMATION Meeting Venue Housing Dusit Thani LakeView Hotel & Tolip El Narges Hotel All rooms are on bed & breakfast basis Check in Time 2:00 p.m. - Check out Time 12:00 p.m. Electricity The electricity supply in is 220 Volts, 50 Hz. Most hotels also provide 110 Volts outlets for shavers Currency Banking (rates are subjects to market fluctuations) ian Pound (EGP) is the official currency in. Foreign currency exchange is available in most of the hotels, banks and currency exchange offices. ATM machines are available all through the city, at the convention center and at the vicinity of all Meeting hotels Formal or semi-formal dress-code Dress-Code 26

27 GENERAL INFORMATION Language The official language is English. All lectures and presentations will be held in the English language only. There will be no translation available Meals Timings Thursday, 4 OCT 2018 Coffee Break 12:10-12:35 (During Live Transmission I) Lunch 18:20-19:20 (After the end of sessions) Friday, 5 OCT 2018 Coffee Break 11:45-12:45 (During Gomaa Prayer) Lunch 18:10-19:10 (During Video Session 2) Saturday, 6 OCT 2018 Coffee Break 10:45-11:00 (During IMAC Session) Lunch 17:10-18:10 (After the end of sessions) Registration Hours Thursday, 4 OCT 2018 from 09:00 till 17:00 Friday, 5 OCT 2018 from 08:00 till 18:00 Saturday, 6 OCT 2018 from 08:00 till 16:00 Scientific Hours Thursday, 4 OCT 2018 from 10:00 till 18:50 Friday, 5 OCT 2018 from 08:30 till 19:15 Saturday, 6 OCT 2018 from 08:30 till 17:10 27

28 GENERAL INFORMATION Badge All registrants must wear their name badge to have access to forum sessions. Barcode Barcode will be printed on all badges of participants. All access to Halls of the Meeting will be with the badge. Please make sure that you scanned your badge before every session, as this is the only way to assure your attendance and taking your certificate Website Facebook Page Intervention Master Aortic Course IMAC Studio Visit our studio in foyer area and take the IMAC certificate with your photo 28

29 CERTIFICATION Attendance of all program sessions is mandatory to be legible to receive your certificate. Please make sure that you scanned your badge before every session, as this is the only way to assure your attendance and taking your certificate Attendance Certificate will be delivered to all delegates on Saturday, 6 th of October 2018, 15:00-17:00 from Registration Desk EACCME Accredited Certificate will be delivered to all delegates on Saturday, 6 th of October 2018, 15:00-17:00 from Registration Desk IMAC 2018, has been accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME ) with 23 European CME credits 29

30 PARTICIPATION BODIES 30

31 WORKSHOPS Thursday, 4 OCT 2018 DAY 01 Workshop Title Hall Time Capacity Code Workshop Cordis Workshop Hibiscus 10:00-11:20 10 CH1 Workshop ECS/ Abbott Purple 10:00- Workshop Daisy 11:20 10 ECS1 Workshop MEDTRONIC 13:00- Lotus Workshop (AAA) 14: MDA1 Workshop Cordis Workshop Hibiscus 13:30-15:00 10 CH2 Workshop ECS/ Abbott Purple 13:30- Workshop Daisy 15:00 10 ECS2 Video Main Hall 17:20- Aortic Valve Repair Session 1 Lake View 18: Workshop Vascular ultrasound 17:20- Hydrangea updates in aorta 18:20 90 VS1 Workshop FEVAR Planning tips Gerbera 17:20- and tricks Daisy 18:20 90 FS2 Workshop MEDTRONIC 17:20- Lotus Workshop (TAA) 18: MDT1 Workshop Cordis Workshop Hibiscus 17:20-18:30 10 CH3 Workshop ECS/ Abbott Purple 17:20- Workshop Daisy 18:30 10 ECS3 31

32 WORKSHOPS Friday, 5 OCT 2018 DAY 02 Workshop Title Hall Time Capacity Code Workshop Cordis Workshop Hibiscus 10:20-11:45 10 CH4 Workshop ECS/ Abbott Purple 10:20- Workshop Daisy 11:45 10 ECS4 Workshop MEDTRONIC 13:15- Lotus Workshop (AAA) 14: MDA2 Workshop Cordis Workshop Hibiscus 13:30-15:00 10 CH5 Workshop ECS/ Abbott Purple 13:30- Workshop Daisy 15:00 10 ECS5 Workshop MEDTRONIC 17:15- Lotus Workshop (TAA) 18: MDT2 Workshop Cordis Workshop Hibiscus 17:15-18:30 10 CH6 Video Main Hall 18:15- Open repair of AAA Session 2 Lake View 19:15 90 Pax Workshop ECS/ Abbott Purple 18:15- Workshop Daisy 19:15 10 ECS6 Saturday, 6 OCT 2018 DAY 03 Workshop Title Hall Time Capacity Code Video Session 3 Aortic valve repair Hydrangea 15:55-16:55 90 Pax

33 GETINGE LEARNING VILLAGE Thursday 4/10 2 hours 2 hours 2 hours Open Aortic Arch T/A1 T/A3 T/A5 T/A2 T/A4 T/A6 Open AAA T/B1 T/B2 T/B3 Open Arteriovenous Accesses T/C1 T/C3 T/C5 T/C2 T/C4 T/C6 Friday 5/10 2 hours 2 hours 2 hours Open Aortic Arch F/A1 F/A3 F/A5 F/A2 F/A4 F/A6 Open AAA F/B1 F/B2 F/B3 Open Arteriovenous Accesses F/C1 F/C3 F/C5 F/C2 F/C4 F/C6 Training details and registration is available on GETINGE booth 33

34 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 34

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46 MEDICAL RESEARCH ARENA IMAC Registry Be a part of IMAC Aortic Registry A Real chance to contribute in the formulation of the ian data CRO in Charge: Visit The Medical Research Arena in front of exhibition gate (foyer) Ask for your username and password 15 Minutes Training: How to enter your cases on the portal **Best 3 centers will be awarded in IMAC 2019** Previous IMAC presentations, webcasts and live in a box are available onsite Website: Dr. Noha Ghanem: noha.ghanem@icomgroup.org

47 MEDICAL RESEARCH ARENA READ Foundation Research, Education for Aortic Disease Foundation is a non-profit organization working in the medical field concerning Aortic disease and surgery. Visit The Medical Research Arena in front of exhibition gate (foyer) Know more about READ Foundation How to get regularly the news of the Foundation activities and Fellowship programs Check the St. Georges Fellowship Interviews Schedule Previous IMAC presentations, webcasts and live in a box are available onsite Website: 47

48 E-Posters Rupture AAA (Endovascular Management early experience) Hossam Zaghlol Cairo University Endovascular management of AAA in Behcet (case presentation) Marwan Youssry Cairo University EVAR in short neck Mohamed Sabry Access complications in EVAR & TEVAR Ahmed Balboula Cairo University Cairo University A Little mistake creates great advantage Nour Eldin Ahmed Mohamed Mansoura University Prevalence of AAA in Persons who have been examined with Sonar at Kasr Al-Aini Hospitals (pilot study) Ahmed Ghanem Cairo University E-Posters will be presented in E-Poster Area in all conference days Thursday from 10:00 till 18:00 Friday from 08:30 till 19:00 Saturday from 08:30 till 16:30 Scientific Committee will evaluate all E-posters On Saturday, 6 OCT 2018 from 13:00 till 14:00 48

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50 Thursday, 4 OCT 2018 DAY 01 Main Hall Technique & Experience I 10:00 Lake View 11:20 Chairpersons: (in alphabetical order) Ahmed Elmarakby, KSA Aly Sabour, Hisham Rashid, UK Mohamed El Maadawy, Ossama Saeed, Tarek Radwan, Moderator Stephan Haulon, France 10:00-10:07 Access route for thoracic stent-grafting: Tips and tricks Vincent Riambau Spain 10:07-10:14 The Sandwich technique to treat aorto-iliac aneurysms: How to size the parallel grafts? Samer Koussayer KSA 10:14-10:21 Complex aorto-iliac aneurysm. Is hypogastric preservation a possibility in this situation? Nilo Mosquera Spain 10:21-10:28 Open repair of ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm Hisham Rashid UK 10:28-10:35 Endovascular repair of ruptured AAA Sharif Ellozy USA 10:35-10:42 Thoracoabdominal Aortic Aneurysm type IV/V; When hybrid technique is more desirable? Ayman El Samadony 10:42-10:49 Planning and Variation in Custom Made Endografts Design to achieve the best outcome Said Abisi UK 10:49-10:56 Preserving the natural bifurcation for patients with aorto-iliac occlusive disease with the AFX stent graft system Vikram Puttaswamy Australia 50

51 Thursday, 4 OCT 2018 DAY 01 10:56-11:03 The role of fevar in patients with failed EVAR using Anaconda device Mohamad Hamady UK 11:03-11:10 Challenging case of iliac artery aneurysm with femoral occlusion in an amputated patient Mahmoud Salah KSA 11:10-11:20 Discussion Hall Cordis Workshop 10:00 Hibiscus 11:20 10:00-11:20 INCRAFT AAA Stent Graft System: 5 years clinical data from the INNOVATION trial Mostafa Yehia Hall ECS/ Abbott Workshop 10:00 Purple Daisy 11:20 51

52 Thursday, 4 OCT 2018 DAY 01 Main Hall Opening 11:20 Lake View 11:50 11:20-11:26 Welcome message: Mohamed Hosni 11:26-11:32 Records and statistics: Khaled Shawky 11:32-11:38 Scientific program overview: Ahmed Gamal 11:38-11:44 Registry primary data: Sherif Essam 11:44-11:50 READ Foundation: Sherif Omar El Kerdawi Main Hall Local Live Transmission I - TAVI 11:50 Lake View 12:35 Chairpersons: (in alphabetical order) Ayman El Samadony, Fabien Koskas, France Khaled Attia, Mamdouh Kotb, Mohamed Abdel Aziz, Mohamed Ashraf, Mohamed El Fekky, Moderator Walid Ammar, Operator Khaled Shokry, 52

53 Thursday, 4 OCT 2018 DAY 01 Main Hall SANOFI Symposium 12:35 Lake View 12:55 Chairpersons: (in alphabetical order) Ahmed Abdel Sattar Morsi, Ashraf Hedayet, Ayman Mohy El Din, Mahsoub Mourad, 12:35-12:55 Where does LMWH stand after the new era of NOACs? Mohamed Hosni 53

54 Thursday, 4 OCT 2018 DAY 01 Main Hall CACVS & Aortic IMAC 12:55 Lake View 14:25 Chairpersons: (in alphabetical order) Said A Soliman, Sherif Essam, Stephan Haulon, France Tamer Fouad UK Tarek Abdel Azim, Tilo Kolbel, Germany Moderator Andrew Choong, Singapore 12:55-13:55 -Aortic Arch Interventions -Thoraco-abdominal aortic intervention -Preservation of hypogastric artery Stephan Haulon France 13:55-14:25 -Stroke and TEVAR: what are the causes and how to prevent -Chronic aortic dissection, role of false lumen techniques Tilo Kolbel Germany 54

55 Thursday, 4 OCT 2018 DAY 01 Hall MEDTRONIC Workshop (AAA) 13:00-14:30 Beginner sizing and planning over view and introduction for 3mensio in addition for hands on the device Ahmed Gamal 13:00 Lotus 14:30 Hall Cordis Workshop 13:30 Hibiscus 15:00 13:30-15:00 INCRAFT AAA Stent Graft System: 5 years clinical data from the INNOVATION trial Mostafa Yehia Hall ECS/ Abbott Workshop 13:30 Purple Daisy 15:00 55

56 Thursday, 4 OCT 2018 DAY 01 Main Hall Debates 14:25 Lake View 15:00 Chairpersons: (in alphabetical order) Adel Hussein Abou Hashem, Mahmoud Sobhy, Nadjib Bouayed, Algeria Raafat Naga, Wael Shalaan, Moderator Ahmed Nassef, UK 14:25-14:39 Debate 1: For short neck aortic aneurysm: 14:25-14:32 Fenestrated grafts should be the therapy of choice Said Abisi UK 14:32-14:39 Fenestrated grafts can NOT be the therapy of choice Morad Sallam UK 14:39-14:53 Debate 2: Acute type B dissection is 20 cm coverage enough? 14:39-14:46 Not enough, need to cover to the diaphragm Hisham Bassiouny USA 14:46-14:53 Enough, No need to cover to the diaphragm Tommaso Donati UK 14:53-15:00 Discussion 56

57 Thursday, 4 OCT 2018 DAY 01 Main Hall Medtronic Symposium 15:00 Lake View 15:45 Chairpersons: (in alphabetical order) Ahmed Samir, Hany El Dessoki, Karim Hosny, Khaled Mwafy, Mohamed El Sayed Salem, Mohamed Hosni, Sherif Essam, Sherif Omar El Kerdawi 15:00-15:10 EVAR Hostile Necks: Complimentary Options for treatment of Short Necks & Juxta-renal AAA Samer Koussayer KSA 15:00-15:30 Hostile Necks Management: when to consider ChEVAR in patients with Short Necks? Vincent Riambau Spain 15:30-15:40 TEVAR:Why Conformability Matters? Andrew Choong Singapore 15:40-15:45 Q&A Mohamed Hosni 57

58 Thursday, 4 OCT 2018 DAY 01 Main Hall Key Note Lecture 15:45 Lake View 16:05 Chairpersons: (in alphabetical order) Ahmed Gamal, Ahmed Mahmoud Saad Eldin, Hany El Dessoki, Hossam Aboul Enien, Islam Gamal, UK Samer El Regal, Moderator Tilo Kolbel, Germany 15:45-16:05 Visceral Hybrid Repair of Thoracoabdominal Aortic Aneurysms Andrew Choong Singapore Main Hall Local Live Transmission 2 16:05 Lake View 16:50 Chairpersons: (in alphabetical order) Ahmed Gamal, Khaled Shawky, Mohamed Hosni, Sherif Essam, Sherif Omar El Kerdawi, Moderator Ahmed Soliman, Germany Operator Tamer Fekry, 58

59 Thursday, 4 OCT 2018 DAY 01 Main Hall GETINGE Symposium 16:50 Lake View 17:20 16:50-17:20 Bridging stents in fenestrated arch repair Tilo Kolbel Germany Main Hall Video Session 1 17:20 Lake View 18:20 17:20-18:20 Aortic Valve Repair Said A Soliman Hall B Chairpersons: (in alphabetical order) Alaa Abdel Hamid, Hala Fergany, Khaled El Kafas, Moderator Sahar Nassef, Vascular ultrasound updates in aortic diseases Workshop 59 17:20 Hydrangea 18:20

60 Thursday, 4 OCT 2018 DAY 01 Hall FEVAR Planning tips and tricks Workshop 17:20 Gerbera Daisy 18:20 17:20-18:20 FEVAR planning- tips and tricks Tamer Fouad Islam Gamal UK UK Hall MEDTRONIC Workshop (TAA) 17:20 Lotus 18:50 17:20-18:50 Beginner sizing and planning and different disease over view (how over sizing differ in each disease) and introduction for 3mensio (for straight forward cases) in addition for hands on the device Sherif Omar El Kerdawi 60

61 Thursday, 4 OCT 2018 DAY 01 Hall Cordis Workshop 17:20 Hibiscus 18:30 17:20-18:30 INCRAFT AAA Stent Graft System: 5 years clinical data from the INNOVATION trial Mostafa Yehia Hall ECS/ Abbott Workshop 17:20 Purple Daisy 18:30 61

62 Friday, 5 OCT 2018 DAY 02 Main Hall Technique & Experience II 08:30 Lake View 09:55 Chairpersons: (in alphabetical order) Al Metwally Ragab, Alaa Abdel Halim, Atef Abdel Ghany, Emad Zakhary, USA Hassan Soliman, Stephen Cavanagh, UK Walid El Baz, Moderator Andrew Lennox, Australia 08:30-08:37 PEVAR Emad Zakhary USA 08:37-08:44 T-branch graft: steps, tips and tricks. Luís Mendes Pedro Portugal 08:44-08:51 Challenges of iliac branched devices Nilo Mosquera Spain 08:51-08:58 TEVAR to the False Lumen of a Chronic Type B Aortic Dissection with Aneurysmal Dilatation When There are no Other Options: A Novel Technique Samer Koussayer KSA 08:58-09:05 Errors in an Aortic Procedure What Happened, What Did We Learn, What s Changed? Stephen Cavanagh UK 09:05-09:12 Intramural hematoma and penetrating aortic ulcer Ali Badra France 09:12-09:19 Endovascular hypogastric graft (indication, technique, results) Ahmed Soliman Germany 09:19-09:26 Endoanchors: indications for use and early results. Ahmed Nassef UK 62

63 Friday, 5 OCT 2018 DAY 02 09:26-09:33 The management of small distal aortas, with the AFX stent graft Vikram Puttaswamy Australia 09:33-09:40 Concomitant AAA and aorto-iliac occlusive disease Hisham Bassiouny USA 09:40-09:47 Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm in Association with Horseshoe Kidney Tarek Abdel Azim 09:47-09:55 Discussion Hall B Nursing Session 1 09:00 Hydrangea 09:45 Chairpersons: (in alphabetical order) Ghazaly Ammer, Ramadan Aly, Tarek Hosny, 09:00-09:15 Infection control in cathlab Zeinb El-Sadem 09:15-09:30 Management of deep venous thrombosis (DVT) Karima Mohamed 09:30-09:45 Blood clotting disorders Faten Mohamady 63

64 Friday, 5 OCT 2018 DAY 02 Hall B Nursing Session 2 09:50 Hydrangea 10:35 Chairpersons: (in alphabetical order) Afrah Mohamed, Amr Salem, Samy Teama, 09:50-10:05 Peripheral Anatomy and pathology Hesham Rezk 10:05-10:20 PVD (peripheral Vascular disease) Short notes about type, causes and risk factors Ahmed Fouad 10:20-10:35 Carotid Stent Aly Adel Hall B Nursing Session 3 10:35 Hydrangea 11:20 Chairpersons: (in alphabetical order) Bilal Abdelwahab, Hesham Rezk, Karima Mohamed, 10:35-10:50 IVC Adel Hamed 10:50-11:05 Aortic Diseases Saad Abdelrahman 11:05-11:20 TEVAR Aly Abdelfattah 64

65 Friday, 5 OCT 2018 DAY 02 Main Hall IMAC 09:55 Lake view 10:40 Chairpersons: (in alphabetical order) Athanasios Giannoukas, Greece George Kouvelos, Greece Khaled Shawky, Miltiadis Matsagkas, Greece Mohamed Hosni, Moderator Hisham Rashid, UK 09:55-10:04 Misplacement of the iliac extension in a AAA with very tight aortic bifurcation Miltiadis Matsagkas Greece 10:04-10:13 Ch-EVAS as an alternative option in the management of pararenal AAAs George Kouvelos Greece 10:13-10:22 Current opportunities for the prevention and treatment of type II endoleak in EVAR Athanasios Giannoukas Greece 10:22-10:31 Predictive biomarkers for major adverse cardiovascular events in patients undergoing vascular surgery Eleni Arnaoutoglou Greece 10:31-10:40 Discussion 65

66 Friday, 5 OCT 2018 DAY 02 Hall Cordis Workshop 10:20 Hibiscus 11:45 10:20-11:45 INCRAFT AAA Stent Graft System: 5 years clinical data from the INNOVATION trial Mostafa Yehia Hall ECS/ Abbott Workshop 10:20 Purple Daisy 11:45 Main Hall Keynote Lecture 10:40 Lake View 10:55 Chairpersons: (in alphabetical order) Ahmed Elbasty, UK Mohamed ElShenawy, Nabil El Mehairy, Tamer Fouad, UK Moderator Islam Gamal, UK 10:40-10:55 Care of the Critically Ill Surgical Patient (CCRISP) Royal College of Surgeons course Stephen Cavanagh UK 66

67 Friday, 5 OCT 2018 DAY 02 Main Hall Cardiothoracic I 10:55 Lake View 11:45 Chairpersons: (in alphabetical order) Abdel Aziz Eid, Ahmed El Kerdany, Ashraf Bassiouny, Fouad Saad Al Deen, Hamdy Soliman, Hossam Hassanein, Tamer Mansour, Moderator Said A Soliman, 10:55-11:02 Arch Debranching with TEVAR Mohamed Badawy 11:02-11:09 Surgical Options for adult coarctation Mina Sameh 11:09-11:16 Aortic Valve translocation (Winged Bentall) Alaa Farouk 11:16-11:23 Chronic Aortic dissection: endless Challenges Omar Dawoud 11:23-11:30 Arch Repair: how can we make it safer? Ahmed El Sharkawy 11:30-11:37 Endovascular management of traumatic Thoracic aortic injury, follow up Mohamed Shaltout KSA 11:37-11:45 Discussion 11:45-12:45 Gomaa Prayer 67

68 Friday, 5 OCT 2018 DAY 02 Main Hall Medtronic Live in a Box 12:45 Lake View 13:15 Chairpersons: (in alphabetical order) Amr Abdel Baky, Assem Herzallah, Hussien Elwan, Sherif Balbaa, Tamer Khafagi, Moderator Mohamed Abdelhamid, UK 12:45-13:00 Angulated and Non-Angulated Short necks Mohamed El Maadawy 13:00-13:15 CHEVAR for type 1a Endo-leak Islam Abdel Hamid 68

69 Friday, 5 OCT 2018 DAY 02 Main Hall IMAC 13:15 Lake View 14:15 Panelists: (in alphabetical order) Ahmed Gamal, Luís Mendes Pedro, Portugal Nilo Mosquera, Spain Sherif Omar El Kerdawi, Vikram Puttaswamy, Australia Wael Tawfick, Ireland Moderator Vincent Riambau, Spain 13:15-14:15 -How do you foresee the real role of the sac filling concept? Nellix, Arsenal,ChEVAS vs ChEVAR -The post-implant syndrome: is it a real concern to be avoided? Some deleterious effects, CV mortality -What will be the best endovascular solution for the arch pathology? Parallel endografts, debranching, in situ fenestrations, single branch or dual branch devices -Are New adjuvants needed for acute and chronic Type B dissection management? 69

70 Friday, 5 OCT 2018 DAY 02 Hall MEDTRONIC Workshop (AAA) 13:15-14:45 Advanced sizing and planning for chimney technique and chimney sizing on 3mensio Sherif Essam 13:15 Lotus 14:45 Hall Cordis Workshop 13:30 Hibiscus 15:00 13:30-15:00 INCRAFT AAA Stent Graft System: 5 years clinical data from the INNOVATION trial Mostafa Yehia Hall ECS/ Abbott Workshop 13:30 Purple Daisy 15:00 70

71 Friday, 5 OCT 2018 DAY 02 Main Hall Guidelines 14:15 Lake View 15:05 Chairpersons: (in alphabetical order) Aly Mourad, Amr Gad, Andrew Lennox, Australia Hesham Moustafa, Ihab Saad, Mohamed Abdelhamid, UK Vincent Riambau, Spain Moderator Hisham Bassiouny, USA 14:15-14:22 Working outside IFU, curse or blessing? Mohamed Abdelhamid UK 14:22-14:29 Long term data of randomized trials are punishing EVAR, how we can justify EVAR as a first option nowadays Vincent Riambau Spain 14:29-14:36 Highlights from ESVS guidelines for the management of aortic type B dissection Vincent Riambau Spain 14:36-14:43 Analyzing the society for vascular surgery and American Association for vascular surgery scoring system for predicting outcomes post endovascular aortic repair Wael Tawfick Ireland 14:43-14:50 Cost utility of EVAR: a revisit. Ahmed Nassef UK 14:50-14:57 Management of Endoleaks...how and when? Andrew Lennox Australia 14:57-15:05 Discussion 71

72 Friday, 5 OCT 2018 DAY 02 Main Hall PHILIPS Symposium 15:05-15:35 The Value of IVUS in Today s Clinical Practice: Your Guide to Inside Information. Angel Flores Herrero Spain 15:05 Lake View 15:35 72

73 Friday, 5 OCT 2018 DAY 02 Main Hall Anesthesia 15:35 Lake View 16:10 Chairpersons: (in alphabetical order) Eleni Arnaoutoglou, Greece George Kouvelos, Greece Hisham Khedr, Maged Salah, Miltiadis Matsagkas, Greece Mohamed Atef, Mounir Mabrouk, Moderator Athanasios Giannoukas, Greece 15:35-15:42 Enhanced recovery after vascular surgery Eleni Arnaoutoglou Greece 15:42-15:49 Improving neurological outcome after deep hypothermic circulatory arrest Maged Salah 15:49-15:56 Reperfusion injury after declamping Ramy Magdy 15:56-16:03 Comparison of anesthesia techniques on outcome of endovascular repair of abdominal aortic aneurysm Eleni Arnaoutoglou Greece 16:03-16:10 Discussion 73

74 Friday, 5 OCT 2018 DAY 02 Hall B TAVI 15:35 Hydrangea 16:10 Chairpersons: (in alphabetical order) Alaa Roushdy, Ali Badra, France Ashraf Wadiaa, Gamal Samy, Mohamed Ashraf, Walid Ammar, Moderator Khaled Shokry, 15:35-15:42 Vascular Complications of TAVI Ali Badra France 15:42-15:49 Guidelines in management of severe aortic restenosis Ahmed Ezz 15:49-15:56 Role of CT in TAVI Ahmed Magdy 15:56-16:03 Live in a box Bassem Abdelhamid 16:03-16:10 Discussion 74