Lesson 23 • 15 Nov 2024
Follow-up lengths, challenges, and practices in clinical studies and trials
Course overview
This course caters to interventionalists aiming to expand their expertise in Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE). Led by renowned experts in the field, it covers a wide range of topics including GAE techniques and optimizing patient outcomes.
3.5 hours, 27 lessons
Lessons
Why Genicular Artery Embolization for OA? A look at the data with Dr. Mark Little
Lesson 1
What inspired your passion for embolization, leading to a focus on GAE?
Lesson 2
Lesson 3
How can GAE be integrated into orthopedic practices to treat knee pain while ensuring safety?
Lesson 4
What are the study design and objectives of the Genesis 2 trial for evaluating GAE in knee OA?
Lesson 5
How has your technique and choice of embolics evolved for MSK embolizations?
Lesson 6
Tell us about some of the challenges of performing GAE
Lesson 7
GAE: How I do it with Dr. Osman Ahmed
Lesson 8
What is the ideal patient for genicular artery embolization (GAE) for knee osteoarthritis?
Lesson 9
How did you establish your GAE practice and what data supports its efficacy?
Lesson 10
Tell us about your approach to GAE on the day of procedure?
Lesson 11
How has your choice of embolic materials evolved over time in MSK embolization procedures?
Lesson 12
Talk to us about expectations and avoiding complications for GAE
Genicular Artery Embolization Anatomy & Case Studies with Dr. Osman Ahmed
Lesson 13
Case Studies Lesson 1- Genicular Artery Anatomy
Lesson 14
Case Studies Lesson 2- Lateral Compartment Pain and Diffuse OA Pain
Controversies in GAE with Dr. Sid Padia & Dr. Osman Ahmed
Lesson 15
Is MRI necessary for selecting patients for GAE treatment
Lesson 16
MRI for synovial enhancement and femoral vs. pedal access
Lesson 17
Catheter selection and the value of cone beam CT in GAE
Lesson 18
GAE practice in the OBL, emphasizing quality equipment, techniques, and patient safety
Lesson 19
Embolization of abnormal vessels vs. painful side, and permanent vs. resorbable materials
Lesson 20
Particle size, permanent vs. resorbable embolics, and safety in embolization procedures
Lesson 21
Subjective pain scales versus objective functional and psychometric testing post-GAE
Lesson 22
Ideal follow-up duration in clinical studies, and need for more data
Lesson 23
Follow-up lengths, challenges, and practices in clinical studies and trials
Lesson 24
Any effectiveness in repeating GAE, patient selection challenges, and post-TKA pain management
Lesson 25
The necessity and challenges of obtaining sham data for treatment validation
TREAT LIVE GAE Cases at Mt Sinai
Lesson 26
Genicular Artery Embolization Live Case at Mount Sinai 2024
Lesson 27
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