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Special Topics

Webinar: New CLI/CLTI Coding Strategies for ICD-10-CM - A Major Step for Tracking Patient Treatments and Outcomes
Critical Limb Ischemia Coding in ICD-10-CM
The Amputation Epidemic: What Are We Going to Do About It? - Impact on Minority and Underserved U.S. Populations
CLI Patient Evaluation
Webinar: BEST-CLI and BASIL-2 Results
DSA Prior to an Amputation for CLI: - Recommendation From the CLI Global Society
Treating Critical Limb Ischemia During COVID-19
Webinar: Racial and Ethnic Disparities in CLI Diagnosis and Treatment

Awareness and Program Development

What is a CLI Center
Purpose Driven CLI Teams
What is CLI? Patients and Community
The CLI Center – Back to the Future
The Multi-Disciplinary Care of a CLI Patient – Whole Patient Treatment
Case Studies: CLI Patient Stories
Patient and Community – What is Informed Consent? Patient Empowerment
Patient and Community – What to Expect with Surgical Bypass
Patient and Community – What to Expect with an Endovascular Procedure

Pre-Intervention

How to Recognize and Evaluate a CLI Patient – Physical Exam
How to Recognize and Evaluate a CLI Patient – When to Use CO2 Angiography
How to Recognize and Evaluate a CLI Patient – Pathology
Imaging – Diagnostic Ultrasound for the Lower Extremity
How to Recognize and Evaluate a CLI Patient – Interpretation of Non-Invasive Testing
Extravascular Ultrasound (EVUS) for the Treatment of Critical Limb Ischemia Patients
Intravascular Ultrasound (IVUS) Applications in Critical Limb Ischemia Patients
How to Recognize and Evaluate a CLI Patient – Angiography of CLI; The CLI Limb
How to Recognize and Evaluate a CLI Patient – Prepping the CLI Patient for Access
Evaluating the CLI Patient – Case Planning

Revascularization (Endovascular, Surgical, and Hybrid)

Extravascular Ultrasound (EVUS) for the Treatment of Critical Limb Ischemia Patients
Revascularization – Surgical and Hybrid Procedures
Revascularization – Endovascular
Common Femoral Artery Antegrade Access
Antegrade Approach for Treatment of Left Lower Extremity
Access and Closure – Brachial Access
Traditional Retrograde Common Femoral Arterial Access to Treat Contralateral Side
Tibio Pedal Arterial Minimally Invasive Retrograde Revascularization – TAMI Technique
Imaging – Crossing Tips & Tricks
Immediate Postprocedure Care – Management of Hemostasis in the Foot
Immediate Postprocedure Care – Management of a Hemostasis Band
Equipment & Technique – Wires and Catheters
Equipment and Technique – How to use a CLI Device
Equipment & Technique: What is CTOP – Chronic Total Occlusion Crossing Approach Based on Plaque Cap Morphology
What is a CTO?
Direct Access of a Totally Occluded Pedal Vessel
Chronic Total Occlusion Crossing based on Cap Morphology – The CTOP Classification
Immediate Postprocedure Care – How to Identify Complications
Recognizing and Managing Complications

Post-Intervention

Immediate Postprocedure Care – How to Identify Complications
Recognizing and Managing Complications
Immediate Postprocedure Care – Dealing With Patients With Wounds
Post Revascularization Follow Up – Longitudinal Follow Up Protocol

Wound Care for the CLI Patient

Immediate Postprocedure Care – Dealing With Patients With Wounds
Access and Closure – Postprocedure Access Management Issues