8th Annual Clinically Relevant Vascular and Endovascular Surgery (CARVE) conference

CARVE is quickly becoming a favorite among clinicians performing endovascular and percutaneous procedures. The meeting offers unmatched quality education from clinical best practices to practical approaches in patient care and the business of medicine. It’s a must for Vascular Surgeons, Interventional Radiologists and Cardiologists.

Now in its eighth year, this innovative conference will be led by an outstanding national faculty who will offer insightful learning based on real-life lessons, successes and challenges with current surgical and endovascular practice in seven core areas:

Aortic Aneurysms

Messenteric Vascular disease

Carotid Occlusive Disease and Stroke

Venous Disease

Peripheral Arterial Disease

Dialysis Access

Healthcare Reform Technology and innovation will be highlighted this year with computer simulators for supervised, dedicated, hands-on teaching and fine-tuning of endovascular skills.

While technology and technique continue to push the evolution of clinical practice, these are not the only contributing factors. CARVE will enable attendees to gain an understanding of how practice management with all of its opportunities and challenges– and those created by health reform will impact clinical practice and the business of medicine.

like conferences you have attended in the past, CARVE has been purposely and intentionlly designed to allow you to actively engage in discussion and share insight and information from your own experience. In addition, the unique format combines an exciting educational experience with the beautiful surroundings of a world-class ski resort.

After completing the program, participants should be able to:

Explain the latest endovascular treatments for atherosclerotic disease.

Explain the latest endovascular treatments for aneurysmal disease.

Describe the latest advances in the diagnosis and treatment of stroke.

Recognize the latest indication and devices available for IVC filtration.

Describe open and endo vascular therapies for the creation and maintenance of dialysis access.