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WEBINAR PROGRAM

At Avinger, we are committed to offering learning opportunities that meet your educational needs. We welcome renowned guest speakers who share insights and best practices across a variety of Peripheral Artery Disease related topics to broaden your clinical expertise and enhance your technical knowledge and skills. 

Dr-Jaafer-Golzar-Webinar

Seeing is believing : OCT image interpretation in Peripheral Arterial Disease

Presenters: Jaafer Golzar MD, Edward Pavillard DO, Sean Janzer MD

Learn to interpret OCT imaging including normal vessel architecture, vascular pathology and various plaque morphologies through case examples.

 

 

Dr-Jon-george-webinar-Characterization of CTO Lesions in Peripheral Arterial Disease: Lessons Learned from HIPACT Study
Characterization of CTO Lesions in Peripheral Arterial Disease: Lessons Learned from HIPACT Study

Presenters: Jon George MD, Dwight Dishmon MD, Paul Cunningham MD, Jaafer Golzar MD

Learn how lesion characteristics help to predict clinical outcomes and how intravascular imaging may allow the physician to make a real-time intraprocedural risk assessment. 

 

Dr-Glen-Schwartzberg-Webinar

Safely treating complex femoral & popliteal CTOs: A case study presentation

Presenters: Glen Schwartzberg MD, Ian Cawich MD, Jaafer Golzar MD

During this webinar you will see how real-time OCT-guided therapy can enhance the treatment  of PAD in tough CTOs.

Dr-Tom-Davis-Webinar

Diving Below-the-Knee: New strategies in treating complex lesions

Presenters: Tom Davis MD, Jaafer Golzar

PAD treatment of below-the-knee disease continues to be an area of significant unmet clinical need.I n this Webinar, Dr. Tom Davis,  shares his insights for approaching BTK disease

Case Studies

View cases performed by your peers and colleagues in lesions below the knee, above the knee, CTOs, and more. These cases help show how Ocelot and Pantheris are changing the way operators see and perform procedures.

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