Scientific programme 2016

Wednesday the 7th of December
08:00 Registration  
08:25 Opening ALICE 2016 Dietmar Kühne
08:30 Live Case 1: Tectal AVM with previously ruptured flow related aneurysm, to be treated by combined arterial and venous approach
09:45 Post-embolization discussion  
10:00 Live Case 2: Bilateral paraophtalmic aneurysms  
11:00 Post-embolization discussion  
11:15 Coffee break  
  Presentation AVMs  
11:30 Dangerous anastomosis Pearse Morris
11:45 When to use which embolic agent? Naci Kocer
12:00 Macrofistula first Alex Berenstein
12:15 Macrofistula last René Chapot
12:30 When to choose venous approach, when not? Charbel Mounayer
12:45 Complications of venous approach René Chapot
13:00 Should AVM still be embolized? Jean Raymond
13:15 Discussion
13:30 Lunch  
14:00 Live Case 3: Deep ganglia AVM with several episodes of bleeding and multiple aneurysms on the single outflow vein, to be treated by arterial approach and pressure cooker technique
14:45 Post-embolization discussion  
15:00 Live Case 4: Superficial AV Fistula  
15:30 Post-embolization discussion  
  Presentations Stroke  
15:40 Thrombectomy: What still needs to be cleared? Wim van Zwam
15:50 Skip IVT for proximal vessel occlusions - A reason to study. Jan Gralla
16:00 Aspiration is my first choice Adnan Siddiqui
16:10 Stentriever is my first choice René Chapot
16:20 ASTER: first randomized trial aspiration vs stentriever Michel Piotin
16:30 Discussion: which technique for thrombectomy?
17:00 SIESTA: first randomized trial general vs local anesthesia Markus Möhlenbruch
17:10 Combined MCA and ICA occlusion Paul Stracke
17:20 Discussion: which anesthesy? Thrombus & Stenosis?
17:40 Which time is brain? Jens Fiehler
17:50 How to use the Join App? Demetrius Lopes
18:00 How to use the "Time-O-Meter" App? René Chapot
18:10 Thrombectomy: cheap or expensive? Alberto Gil
18:20 Discussion: How to reduce time? Which model of treatment?
18:30 End of Session  
 
Thursday the 8th of December
8:00 Live Case 5: Spetzler IV AVM to be treated by transvenous embolization
09:15 Post-embolization discussion  
09:30 Live Case 6: Large distal fusiform MCA aneurysm  
10:15 Post-embolization discussion  
10:30 Coffee break  
  Presentations Aneurysms  
10:45 When to flow divert, when not? Dodi Boccardi
11:00 Is PAO still a therapeutic option? Emmanuel Houdart
11:15 Should FDs be used in distal bifurcation aneurysms? Jacques Moret
11:30 Endovascular strategies for blister like aneurysms Yong Sam Shin
11:45 Should we treat giant aneurysms? Christophe Cognard
12:00 How to treat regular siphon aneurysms:coils/stent or FD? Michel Piotin
12:10 Preliminary results of FIAT, first randomized study on flow diverters Jean Raymond
12:20 Discussion: Flow Diverters, where are we today?
12:30 Antiagregants: My way of handling Hans Henkes
12:40 Antiagregants: What we need to know? Ludovic Drouet
13:00 Discussion: antiagregants for non-hematologists
13:30 Lunch  
14:00 Live Case 7: Large MCA aneurysm to be treated by double balloon remodeling and T or Half-T stenting
14:30 Live Case 8: Small MCA aneurysm to be treated by Half T stenting  
14:50 Post-embolization discussion  
  Presentations Aneurysms  
15:00 Medina coils are the future Nader Sourour
15:10 Web is the future Thomas Liebig
15:20 Medina coils: Alternative use Hans Henkes
15:30 Pulse Rider: the end of clipping? Nobuyuki Sakai
15:40 Hydrocoils: old fashioned or the way to go? Christian Taschner
15:50 Experience with the neuroform Atlas Anil Arat
16:00 Half T stenting: mid-term follow-up results René Chapot
16:10 Discussion: new devices
16:30 ALICE in trouble: How to get out of a complication ? Alex Berenstein & Jean Raymond
18:00 End of session  
 
Friday the 9th of December
08:00 Follow-up of ALICE patients 2015 Markus Heddier
08:15 Live Case 9: Transverse sinus grade I dural fistula to be treated by venous remodeling
09:30 Post-embolization discussion  
09:45 Live Case10: Basilar aneurysm involving the right PCA to be treated by single or double balloon remodeling  
11:15 Post-embolization discussion  
  Presentations Dural Fistulae and IC stenosis  
11:30 Dangerous anastomosis or dangerous doctors? Alex Berenstein
11:45 Symptomatic lateral sinus stenosis Emmanuel Houdart
12:00 Dural fistulae of the anterior fossa : various approaches Paul Stracke
12:15 Reperfusion bleeding: intra vs extracranial stenosis Tomoaki Terrada
12:30 Intracranial Stenosis: why to achieve PTA-stenting and which material to use? René Chapot
12:45 How to avoid complications in management of superficial vascular malformations? Alex Berenstein
13:00 Discussion: dural fistulae and IC stenosis
13:15 Lunch  
14:00 Live case 11: Remnant after first embolization of a temporal AVM to be treated by venous approach
14:45 Post-embolization discussion  
15:00 Live case 12: Large intramural aneurysm of the ICA siphon to be treated by FD  
15:45 Post-embolization discussion  
15:55 Closing Session all panelists
16:00 End of ALICE 2016  
 

How to find the venue?

Theater und Philharmonie Essen GmbH (TUP) RWE Pavillon

Huyssenallee 53 45128 Essen

www.philharmonie-essen.de

Organization

Klinik für Neuroradiologie

Alfried Krupp Krankenhaus
Rüttenscheid
Alfried-Krupp-Straße 21
45131 Essen

www.krupp-krankenhaus.de

Accreditation

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Congress Organization

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cme4u GmbH

Denise Thom
Röntgenstrasse 7-9,
60388 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Phone +49 (0)6109 6960760
Fax +49 (0) 6109–6960769
Email: d.thom@cme4u.org
www.cme4u.org
www.csi-congress.org

CME Credits

ALICE 2026 is accredited by the European Board for Accreditation in Cardiology with 25 CME credit hours

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