4th Annual Amputation Prevention Symposium(AMP) 2014

The incidence of lower limb amputation due to vascular disorders has grown steadily over the years, but the tide is turning. Advances in revascularization will make a dramatic difference in patient treatment in the months ahead by decreasing the need for amputation. Play a role in this important, life-changing trend when you gain the knowledge you need to stop critical limb ischemia in its tracks.
The Amputation Prevention Symposium has an impressive history: Eighty-three percent of physicians who attended recently and completed a three-month post-conference impact survey reported a change in how they manage patients and 67 percent reported a change in patient outcomes.
Led by a course director who has established a model hospital-based amputation prevention program, the Amputation Prevention Symposium promises a revolution in the way physicians approach critical limb ischemia and related problems that otherwise could end in the heartbreak of limb loss.