The University of Kansas Cancer Center Kansas City Vascular Symposium A Case-Based Update for Primary Care 2022

Overview

The University of Kansas Cancer Center Kansas City Vascular Symposium A Case-Based Update for Primary Care 2022 is a comprehensive educational program focused on advances in vascular disease management relevant to primary care and cardiology professionals. This on-demand course includes 25 videos and 1 PDF file, totaling 1.38 GB in size, and provides practical insights into diagnosis and treatment strategies through case-based learning.

On-demand vascular education — accessible anytime, anywhere.

Format: 25 videos + 1 PDF
Total size: 1.38 GB

Agenda

This program covers key topics in vascular disease through focused sessions, designed to strengthen clinical expertise in care and management.

• Congenital Vascular Malformations: Cosmetic to Life-Threatening
• Panel Discussion on Congenital Vascular Malformations
• Spider Veins: Now You See Them, Now You Don’t
• Swelling of the Legs: Is it from Venous Disease?
• Varicose Veins Evaluation and Treatment
• Venous Ulcer Recognition and Treatment
• Early Identification and Triage of the Stroke Patient
• Innovative Management and Technology of Stroke
• Intracerebral Aneurysms: A Primer for the General Practitioner
• Pseudotumor Cerebri and Headaches: Stenting the Pipes
• Fenestrated Endografts: Treatment for Complex Abdominal Aortic and Thoracoabdominal Aneurysms
• Innovations in the Treatment of Hypertension
• Panel Discussion on Hypertension and Interventions
• Radiation Exposure for the Primary Care Patient: Why This Cannot Be Ignored
• Trans Carotid Artery Revascularization (TCAR): Treatment of High-Risk Carotid Occlusive Disease
• Complex Soft Tissue Reconstructions of the Lower Extremity
• Diabetic Foot Small Vessel Disease: Advancements in Vessel Reconstruction
• Drug Eluting Balloons and Stents for Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD): Are They Safe?
• No Option Patient with Limb Ischemia: Are There Options?
• Panel Discussion on Limb Ischemia and PAD Treatments
• Anticoagulation in Peripheral Artery Disease: Is There a Role?
• Deep Venous Thrombosis: How Long to Anticoagulate?
• Is It Time to Use PCSK9 Inhibitors in PAD?
• Lipoprotein(a) in Cardiovascular Disease
• Panel Discussion on Lipoproteins and Cardiovascular Risk

Series Objectives

• Describe advances in medical therapy for vascular disease
• Utilize innovative technologies and treatments
• Identify current evidence-based interventions for lower extremity arterial disease in the diabetic foot
• Discuss current management of neurovascular disease
• Identify treatment options for venous disease

Speakers

The symposium features expert faculty in vascular medicine and surgery, including Michael Abraham, MD; Adam Alli, MD; Kamal Gupta, MD; Aaron M. Rohr, MD; and Axel Thors, DO. These specialists provide unbiased educational content with disclosures appropriately managed. Additional contributions come from planners and administrative support personnel dedicated to delivering high-quality vascular education.

Target Audience

This course is designed for cardiologists and primary care physicians seeking to update and reinforce their clinical knowledge in vascular disease management. The content is also relevant to healthcare professionals involved in the diagnosis and treatment of arterial and venous conditions, as well as neurovascular disorders.

Why This Topic Matters

The University of Kansas Cancer Center Kansas City Vascular Symposium A Case-Based Update for Primary Care 2022 addresses critical updates in vascular medicine that support comprehensive patient care in primary care and cardiology settings. Vascular disease remains a significant contributor to morbidity, and staying informed about evolving therapies enhances clinical decision-making.

MedHub Central offers this focused vascular education to strengthen medical professionals’ expertise and confidence in managing complex vascular cases. This resource supports clinicians in applying current evidence-based interventions effectively in everyday practice.