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ICCA 2010 - 10th International Course on
Carotid Angioplasty and other Cerebrovascular Interventions
Frankfurt, Germany
October 15 - 16, 2010
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ICCA is
an international, interdisciplinary course for interventions in cerebrovascular disease.
ICCA and it’s international team of recognized interventional experts will provide an interactive platform for clinicians and researchers to discuss evidence, techniques, devices, development and trends in the interventional field.
The 10th ICCA congress will focus primarily on latest developments in interventional techniques as well as materials and strategies for treating supraaortic disease such as intra- and extracranial carotid and vertebral stenosis, aneurysms and thrombembolic stroke.
With lectures, debates and live case demonstrations we will provide you with the essentials you need to establish your own interventional program.
It is our main interest to provide you with the specific background and knowledge of interventional methods, which are the key to success in this field.
You will have the opportunity to see different approaches and techniques, step by step for beginners as well as the most difficult cases for experienced interventionalists.
A consortium of experts will be available to answer questions and to advise in your most difficult cases.
Comprehensive lectures given by leading interventional specialists and translational clinical investigators will be combined with live case demonstrations which will help you develop and implement advanced imaging and treatment methods in patients with cerebrovscular disease.
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Learn more about
- Imaging of cerebrovascular disease
- Different techniques and upcoming devices
- Evidence for Carotid Stenting
- Embolic protection devices
- Intracranial Ballons and Stents
- Flow diverters for aneurysm treatment
- Rescue procedures
- How to Manage Complications
- Medical Treatment and Follow-up
- Acute Stroke, the new challenge for interventionalists
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Who should attend?
- Cardiologists
- Radiologists
- Neurologists
- Vascular Surgeons
- Neuroradiologists
- Angiologists
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