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European Society for Vascular Surgery

European Society for Vascular Surgery

The ESVS offers resources for vascular surgeons, nurses, trainees and more so we may fulfil our mission of improving vascular health for the public benefit.ESVS has received sponsorship for the inclusion of some topics to be addressed in some podcasts, but the focus, content and development of all podcasts are fully independent.

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31:52

ESVS 2025 Mesenteric Ischaemia Guidelines Q&A - Pt 1...

European Society for Vascular Surgery ·

2026/02/05

This is part 1 of the Q&A series of the 2025 ESVS Clinical Practice Guidelines on the Management of Diseases of the Mesenteric and Renal Arteries and Veins. In this podcast, we will highlight the new, complex and most controversial recommendations in this guideline. Today, for the first episode of this 3-part series, we will specifically talk about chronic mesenteric ischaemia. Topics include the definition and diagnosis of chronic mesenteric ischaemia, the role of duplex ultrasound and CT

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55:53

Beyond Numbers, Towards Belonging: A Conversation...

European Society for Vascular Surgery ·

2026/01/22

In this episode of the ESVS Podcast, host Vaiva Dabravolskaite speaks with Judith Gilroy (Ireland), a medical educator and clinician working on training culture, psychological safety, and fairness in career progression. They reflect on everyday discrimination, belonging, allyship, and the hidden curriculum in surgery. Inspired by research on sexual misconduct and microaggressions, this conversation invites honest self-reflection on how culture shapes careers and how we can do better for each

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39:12

A Deep Dive into Aortic Dissections - with N....

European Society for Vascular Surgery ·

2026/01/15

Want to know why Prof. Tsilimparis says “the dissection membrane is not always your enemy”? Tune in to this ESVS Podcast for an in-depth discussion on indications, decision-making, technical tips and tricks, and what the future may hold for the evolving field of aortic dissection management.Recorded live at LMU University Hospital in Munich, this episode of the ESVS Podcast features host Laurence Bertrand in conversation with Prof. Tsilimparis, Head of Vascular Surgery and an internationally

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15:25

Get Moving: How Exercise Impacts Deep Vein Thrombosis

European Society for Vascular Surgery ·

2026/01/08

Can exercise really make a difference after deep vein thrombosis? We talk with Professor Marie José van Rijn from Erasmus University Medical Center about how physical activity can influence recovery, reduce complications like post-thrombotic syndrome, and improve quality of life. From early mobilisation to long-term exercise strategies, discover how “get moving” may change the way we manage DVT.Join us for this insightful conversation!References:1. Martins, A; Junior L; Oliveira, J. (2023). Benefits

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12:05

PTFE And The Ghost Of Christmas Past

European Society for Vascular Surgery ·

2025/12/24

In our special holiday podcast we take a look at the current controversy surrounding PFAS or Forever chemicals. Were you aware that one of the most commonly used compounds in vascular surgery, PTFE, actually falls into this category of substances? Is there anything to worry about? What should we be telling patients? All of these burning questions will be answered. With Justin Woolgar.

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20:43

Trainee Perspective in Vascular Surgery Across Europe...

European Society for Vascular Surgery ·

2025/12/18

In this episode, we focus on the trainee perspective in vascular surgery across Europe.Trainees and young vascular surgeons share what works in training, what doesn’t, and what they would change if they could, touching on structure, mentorship, autonomy, soft skills, and everyday challenges.We’re also joined by Dr David Wippel, who presents insights from his research on the training experience of young vascular surgeons, including burnout, fulfilment, and professional development.Get involvedIf

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22:08

Realities of Training Young Vascular Surgeons - E....

European Society for Vascular Surgery ·

2025/12/11

In Part 1 of our ESVS training series, we speak with Professor Elena Iborra and Professor Igor Končar about the realities of training young vascular surgeons across Europe. They discuss expectations, mentorship, and how to shape safe, effective learning environments for the next generation.A concise, insightful look at what defines good vascular training today.

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23:35

TOGETHER Registry - with K.K. Yeung and T. Resch

European Society for Vascular Surgery ·

2025/12/04

How can a global, imaging-rich registry powered by AI reshape surveillance and quality of life after EVAR and TEVAR?In this episode of the ESVS Podcast, host Egle Kavaliunaite speaks with Prof. Kak Khee Yeung (Amsterdam UMC, ESVS President 2026–27-elect) and Prof. Timothy Resch (Copenhagen University Hospital) about the TOGETHER Registry, a large, prospective, long-term aortic registry capturing real-world data on EVAR, TEVAR and iliac branch devices, including hostile as well as standard anatomy.In

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26:07

Exploring Peripheral Arterial Disease in Women

European Society for Vascular Surgery ·

2025/11/27

We explore the challenges of Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) in women, with two renowned experts: Professor Maarit Venermo and Professor Mirjami Laivuori.Together, we discuss why PAD continues to be underdiagnosed in women despite equal or even higher prevalence, the limitations of the ankle–brachial index (ABI) in female patients, the intricate interplay between estrogen, menopause, and vascular health, the growing trend toward endovascular-first strategies in women, and the conflicting evidence

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15:09

CO2 Flushing w/T. Kölbel

European Society for Vascular Surgery ·

2025/11/13

In this episode, with Prof. Tilo Kölbel, we discuss the significant risks associated with air embolism during aortic surgery, the innovative technique of CO2 flushing of aortic endografts, and the practical tips and tricks of implementing this technique in clinical practice. The conversation also touches on current guidelines and the future of CO2 flushing in endovascular protocols, emphasising its potential to improve patient outcomes. Unmissable!Also, check out these papers that we mentioned in

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18:13

Gaza: A Vascular Surgeon's Experience

European Society for Vascular Surgery ·

2025/11/06

The war in Gaza has been described as a humanitarian catastrophe. Ever since the war began 2 years ago, following the October 7th attack by Hamas it is estimated that over 68,000 people have been killed, with a further 180,000 injured. Thousands have been displaced, and many have suffered starvation and famine because of the Israeli blockade. The plight of medics trying to treat civilians has also been extremely challenging and dangerous, with health care facilities often targeted by the IDF

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15:35

#ESVS2025: Management of Aortic Graft Infections with...

European Society for Vascular Surgery ·

2025/10/30

Aortic stent infections remain among the most feared and complex complications in vascular surgery—rare but devastating when they occur. In episode, recorded live in ESVS Istanbul, Dr. Laurence Bertrand speaks with Dr. Anne Le Jay, about complex aortic reconstruction and graft infection management. Together, they examine how vascular specialists are redefining best practice: from early recognition and imaging to multidisciplinary treatment planning, surgical decision-making, and long-term

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8:20

#ESVS2025 - Oncovascular Surgery with P. Vikatmaa and...

European Society for Vascular Surgery ·

2025/10/23

Recorded live during the ESVS Annual Meeting, this episode brings together two experts shaping the field of oncovascular surgery Dr. Pirkka Vikatmaa and Dr. Stefano Ancetti. We explore how multidisciplinary oncovascular teams are transforming cancer surgery, the expanding role of vascular surgeons in complex tumour resections, and the use of endovascular techniques in oncovascular surgery.

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11:31

#ESVS2025 - Basic DFU Biomechanics w/J. Pascual

European Society for Vascular Surgery ·

2025/10/16

In this episode, recorded live at the 39th ESVS Annual Meeting, we sit down with Prof. Javier Pascual, a podiatrist specialised in diabetic foot care and wound biomechanics. Together, we explore the biomechanical principles behind the most common diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs) — why they develop, how abnormal pressure and gait contribute to tissue breakdown, and what clinicians can do to enhance healing and to prevent ulcer recurrence. Dr. Pascual breaks down complex concepts into practical insights,

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15:42

The Secret Life of Stents

European Society for Vascular Surgery ·

2025/10/09

Join us for another episode in our journey into the secret lives of vascular machines and devices. In this episode, we look at the ubiquitous vascular stent. Ever wondered who invented them and when they were first used to treat vascular disease? Ever thought about why they are made of stainless steel or nitinol? In fact, what actually is Nitinol? All your burning questions answered in this podcast that delves into the world of vascular bioengineering. Presented by Justin Woolgar.

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27:20

Patient adherence to treatment with K. Hafidh

European Society for Vascular Surgery ·

2025/10/03

Only about 50% of patients with chronic diseases adhere to treatment recommendations, and the consequences can be devastating. In this thought-provoking episode of the ESVS Podcasts, we delve into this important and under-discussed issue. Together with Professor Khadija Hafidh, we analyse some factors that help explain why so many patients struggle with adherence, as well as some strategies that have proved effective in improving patient compliance. Spoiler: empathy, communication, shared decision

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16:13

The Secret Life of The Hand-Held Doppler Machine

European Society for Vascular Surgery ·

2025/09/18

As vascular surgeons, we all use various pieces of equipment and technology in our day jobs. Everything from the hand-held Doppler to complex ultrasound machines, CT and MRI scanners. Every time we treat vascular disease we use some form of technology, be it an angioplasty balloon, stent or a vascular graft. We are surrounded by technology and use it all the time, but how many of us actually have any clue as to how it works? In this series of podcasts, we will take a slightly light-hearted look at

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10:14

ERAS in Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Repair –...

European Society for Vascular Surgery ·

2025/09/11

In this episode, we’re joined by Prof. Alberto Settembrini and Associate Professor Ashley K. Vavra to discuss the application of Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) protocols in the treatment of abdominal aortic aneurysms.We explore how ERAS principles are adapted for both open and endovascular AAA repair, covering key elements such as preoperative risk assessment, anaesthetic management, early mobilisation, and discharge planning.The conversation underscores the importance of bridging the gap

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19:14

ERAS in Vascular Surgery - Setting Patients Up for...

European Society for Vascular Surgery ·

2025/09/04

In this episode, we’re joined by Prof. Kate McGinigle – vascular surgeon, researcher, and expert in Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS).We explore the role of ERAS protocols in optimising outcomes for vascular surgery patients, with a focus on preoperative risk assessment, nutritional support, and structured prehabilitation.Drawing on clinical data and implementation experience, Prof. McGinigle outlines practical strategies that surgical teams can adopt to reduce complications, support recovery,

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29:18

Chronic Wound Treatment Part 2 - Dr. Magdalena...

European Society for Vascular Surgery ·

2025/07/24

In Part 2 of our wound care series, we shift focus to what happens on the wound bed itself. From negative pressure therapy to advanced dressings and skin grafts – this episode is all about local treatment strategies.Our expert guests, dermatologist Dr. Magdalena Antoszewska and wound care nurse Kamila Mazuryk, walk us through practical solutions, clinical tips, and the logic behind what works (and what doesn’t) in complex wound care, especially when perfusion is compromised. This episode covers:Skin

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