European Society for Vascular Surgery
by European Society for Vascular Surgery
The ESVS offers resources for vascular surgeons, nurses, trainees and more so we may fulfil our mission of improving vascular health for the public benefit.
Podcast episodes
VV Chapter - Mycotic Aneurysm with A. Wanhainen, H. Gavali and I. Heinola
The authors of the Virtual Vascular chapter on "Aortic graft infection and mycotic (infected) aortic aneurysms", Anders Wanhainen, Hamid Gavali, and Ivika Heinola, join us on this week's podcast to talk about mycotic aneurysms. Virtual Vascular is an online living textbook, with chapters on various topics in vascular surgery, written by experts around the globe. It is accessible via the ESVS Library, open to all ESVS Members.
Academic Pathway with David Lewis
In this podcast we talk with Dr. David Lewis, head of the ESVS Academy’s Professional Development and Academic pathway, about the importance of non-technical skills for surgeons, aspects of vascular surgical training that are often overlooked on training programs, what workshops this pathway includes, and who they are addressed to, among other details. You will definitely find it interesting and useful.
ESVS Antithrombotic Guidelines Q&A with C. Twine and S. Kakkos - Part 3
This is the third and last podcast of the Q&A series on the ESVS 2023 Clinical Practice Guidelines on Antithrombotic Therapy for Vascular Diseases. In this last edition, we talk with Prof. Chris Twine and Stavros Kakkos about some recommendations and their underlying evidence regarding antithrombotic treatment in venous thromboembolic disease and vascular access for haemodialysis. It has been a pleasure learning from these world experts. More Q&A series on new ESVS clinical practice guidelines coming up soon. Keep tuned!
ESVS Antithrombotic Guidelines Q&A with C. Twine - Part 2
Here comes the second podcast of the Q&A series on the ESVS 2023 Clinical Practice Guidelines on Antithrombotic Therapy for Vascular Diseases. This time we address, with Prof. Chris Twine, evidence and recommendations for antithrombotic treatment in lower limb ischemic disease. A must!
ESVS Antithrombotic Guidelines Q&A with C. Twine - Part 1
Here is the first of a series of Q&A podcasts on ESVS clinical practice guidelines. We start with the ESVS 2023 Clinical Practice Guidelines on Antithrombotic Therapy for Vascular Diseases, and, in this first release, Prof. Chris Twine clarifies the evidence underlying some recommendations on antithrombotic therapy in carotid artery disease. Key for our everyday clinical practice, don't miss it!