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Scientific Programme

The scientific programme of the ESMINT Congress 2021 will offer a wide range of topics, teaching formats and training opportunities in the field of neurointerventions. There will be three full-days with state-of-the-art presentations, live moderation and discussions.

Wednesday, 8 Sep 2021

Room: Main Lecture Hall, Muses Area (Level 3)

Time Session Speaker
08.00–08.15 Welcome and Introduction C. Taschner, DE
08.15–09.30 Scientific Abstracts  
  Collateral damages of COVID-19 on the Hungarian ischemic stroke care P.P. Böjti, HU
  Utility of drug-eluting Coroflex ISAR Stent in intracranial atherosclerotic disease: A single center experience in 147 patients A. El Mekabaty, DE
  Single Center Experience Utilizing a Novel Augmented Reality Platform to Teleproctor a Neuroendovascular Fellow S. Desai, US
  The Subarachnoid Hemorrhage Early Brain Edema Score (SEBES) as radiographic marker of clinically relevant intracranial hypertension and unfavorable outcome after subarachnoid hemorrhage. M. Said, DE
  Long-term results of complex wide-necked intracranial aneurysms treated with stent-assisted coiling using low-profile Acandis Acclino stent systems D. Grieb, DE
  Vessel Wall MRI Findings Improve Specificity for Detection of Delayed InStent Stenosis following Flow Diversion of Unruptured Aneurysms M. Alexander, US
  The neglected arachnoid trabeculae: An in-vivo preliminary feasibility study with use of trans-vascular OCT imaging to explore the perivascular subarachnoid space V. Anagnostakou, CH
  Endovascular Treatment of Anterior Cranial Fossa Fistulas: The Significance of Retrograde Transvenous Approach B. Pabon, CO
  A Retrospective Case Series of Tectal Arteriovenous Malformations: Clinical Characteristics, Angioarchitecture Description and Therapeutic Management J. Cortese, FR
09.30–10.00 Industry Symposium Siemens Healthineers  
10.00–10.30 Coffee Break  
10.30–12.00 Joint Meeting with EANS Vascular Section – Part 1 “Vasospasm”  
  Pathophysiology of post-subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) vasospasm A. Gruber, AT
  Trials on prevention of post-SAH vasospasm N. Hecht, DE
  Endovascular therapy of post-SAH vasospasm: What is the evidence? P. Bhogal, UK
  Timing of endovascular therapy for post-SAH vasospasm R. Helbok, AT
12.00–12.30 Scientific Abstracts  
  Early Cerebral infarction following aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage is associated with prior circulatory failure and severe intracranial hypertension D. Simonato, UK
  Intensive therapies of delayed cerebral ischemia targeting vasospasm: a two-center propensity-matched study M.-A. Labeyrie, FR
  Efficacy and Safety in the Use of Stent-Retrievers for Treatment of Cerebral Vasospasms after Subarachnoid Hemorrhage J. Hensler, DE
12.30–13.00 Industry Symposium Balt  
13.00–14.00 Lunch Break  
14.00–14.30 Industry Symposium Microvention  
14.30–15.30 Joint Meeting with SNIS – Part 1 “Aneurysm”  
  Debate MCA bifurcation aneurysms: Stent assisted coiling/flow diverter
vs Web device:

We should use Stent-assisted coiling / Flow diverters to treat those

Intrasaccular flow disruptors are the way to go

  

J. Mocco, US

C. Cognard, FR
  Surface modified flow diverters: the future of flow-diversion? H. Henkes, DE
  Intrascaccular flow-disruptors in the treatment of ruptured aneurysms A. Rai, US
15.30–16.00 Scientific Abstracts  
  Pipeline Embolization Devices for the Treatment of Intracranial Aneurysms (PEDESTRIAN), Single Centre Registry: Long-Term Angiographic and Clinical Outcomes from 1,000 Aneurysms I. Lylyk, AR
  Accuracy Evaluation of Derivo Flow Diverter Deployed Length Predictions with PreSize Neurovascular and Comparison of Device Size Selection between Traditional Planning and Simulations N.T. Ngo, DE
  Safety and Efficacy of Eptifibatide for endovascular intracranial aneurysm treatment T. Schubert, CH
16.00–16:30 Coffee Break  
16.30–16.45 Industry Symposium Penumbra  
16.45–18.30 Joint Meeting with SNIS – Part 2 “New Horizons”  
  Spontaneous intracranial hypotension (SIH): Pathophysiology and surgical treatment J. Beck, DE
  Imaging of SIH and SIH treatment with epidural blood patches H. Urbach, DE
  CSF-Venous fistulae: A frequent cause of SIH and their endovascular therapy W. Brinjikji, US
  Debate on middle menigeal artery (MMA) embolization for chronic subdural hematomas (cSDH)

We should favor liquid embolic agents

Follow the KISS principle: Use particles

  

D. Fiorella, US

Z. Kulcsar, CH
  Remote proctoring for neurointerventional procedures M. Bester, DE
  Neurovascular robotics in treatment of intracranial aneurysms &V. Mendes Pereira, CA
18.30–19.30 ESMINT General Assembly  

EYMINT Meeting: Young Interventionalists@ESMINT 2021

Chair: A. Rouchaud, FR

Room: Gallieni 1+2 (Level 2)

Time Session Speaker
08.30–10.00 EYMINT Meeting – Part 1  
10.00–10.30 Coffee Break  
10.30–13.00 EYMINT Meeting – Part 2  

ETMINT Session: Symposium for technicians, radiographers and nurses

Room: Gallieni 1+2 (Level 2)

Time Session Speaker
14.00–16.00 ETMINT Session – Part 1  
16.00–16.30 Coffee Break  
16.30–18.30 ETMINT Session – Part 2  

Thursday, 9 Sep 2021

Room: Main Lecture Hall, Muses Area (Level 3)

Time Session Speaker
08.00–09.00 Joint Meeting with ESO – Part 1 “EVT for LVO”  
  Utility of Neurosonology before during and after endovascular therapy (EVT) for large vessel occlusion (LVO) C. Krogias, DE
  Optimal BP management before during and after EVT for LVO A. Katsanos, CA
  Mechanical thrombectomy in minor stroke with LVO A. Sarraj, US
  Bridging therapy in LVO: fact or fiction? G. Tsivgoulis, GR
09.00–09.30 Scientific Abstracts  
  Burden of Tough to Retrieve Clots in Acute Ischemic Stroke: Clinical and Economic Impact of Increasing Retrieval Attempts in Mechanical Thrombectomy J. Alderson, IE
  First Pass Effect and Associated Clot Characteristics in the EXCELENT Registry – Interim Analysis T. Jovin, US
  Beyond Proximal Large Vessel Occlusions: Outcome of Mechanical Thrombectomy in Distal Vessel Occlusions in the EXCELENT Registry – Interim Analysis O. Zaidat, US
09.30–10.00 Industry Symposium Cerenovus  
10.00–10.30 Coffee Break  
10.30–12.00 Joint Meeting with ESO – Part 2 “EVT for LVO”  
  Neuroprotection following EVT for LVO: Fact or fiction? P. Schellinger, DE
  EVT for Basilar Artery Occlusion: Rescue or evidence-based therapy? D. Strbian, FI
  Pretreatment with oral anticoagulants in LVO patients receiving EVT: practical considerations in post-procedural management G. de Marchis, CH
  Management of reocclusion in LVO patients treated with EVT M. Rubiera del Fueyo, ES
11.30–12.30 Scientific Abstracts  
  The Novel Tenzing Inserts – The Seamless Way To Reach The Clot In Large And Middle Vessel Cerebral Occlusions – Preliminary Experience F. Massari, US
  Catheter tip distensibility substantially influences the aspiration force of thrombectomy devices J. Li, ES
  Nimbus Geometric Clot Extractor for Tough Clots – Real World Clinical Experience and Clot Composition H. Nordmeyer, DE
  Initial experience with the Trevo NXT stent retriever M.M. Etter, CH
  Investigation of current and novel treatment strategies for ICA and MCA occlusions in an in-vitro thrombectomy model S. Fitzgerald, IE
  Safety and Effectiveness of Mechanical Thrombectomy for Primary Isolated Distal Vessel Occlusions: a Monocentric Retrospective Comparative Study M. Elhorany, FR
  Hemorrhagic Transformation and First Pass Effect G. Meeks, US
12.30–13.00 Industry Symposium Medtronic  
13.00–14.00 Lunch Break  
14.00–14.30 Industry Symposium Stryker  
14.30–14.45 Award for the Best European Publication in JNIS  
14.45–15.00 ESMINT Diploma Award Ceremony  
15.00–15.30 Honorary Membership E. Boccardi, IT
15.30–16.00 Scientific Abstracts  
  Which Transfer Patients with Stroke due to a Large-Vessel Occlusion benefit from CT scan reevaluation prior to Mechanical Thrombectomy? J.A. Sousa, PT
  Use Of The New Philips’ Advanced 3D Neuro-Imaging For LVO Triaging And Door To Puncture Times Reductions F. Massari, US
  Unbiased mTICI scoring after acute ischemic stroke: An image-processing based semi-automatic grading method M. Thormann, DE
  GRINT: Guidelines for Reporting in Interventional Neurological Therapy – Flow diverters M. ten Brinck, NL
16.00–16.30 Coffee Break  
16.30–16.45 Industry Symposium Phenox  
16.45–17.45 Session Evidence for New Medical Devices  
  Debate on Evidence for New Medical Devices: What do we need?:

Randomized controlled trials are the way to go

We should opt for a more pragmatic approach: Registry trials

  

J. Fiehler, DE
  Medical device reagulation in Europe: Expert panels and clinical evidence C. Griesinger, IT

Friday, 10 Sep 2021

Room: Main Lecture Hall, Muses Area (Level 3)

Time Session Speaker
08.30–09.30 Session on the diseased vessel wall  
  From the neuropathologists perspective: Overview on the diseased intracranial vessel D. Thal, BE
  Aneurysm wall and risk of rupture B. Rezai-Jahromi, FI
  Direct visualization of the vessel wall with OCT M. Gounis, US
09.30–10.00 Industry Symposium Siemens Healthineers  
10.00–10.30 Coffee Break  
10.30–11.30 Joint Meeting with EANS Vascular Section – Part 2: “AVM”  
  Unruptured brain AVM: Do we have an answer? T. Meling, CH
  Curative treatment of intracranial AVMs:

We don’t need pre-operative embolization

We don’t need post-embolization surgery

  

A. Raabe, CH

R. Chapot, DE
11.30–12.00 Best European Studies  
  Coating to Optimize Aneurysm Treatment In The New Flow Diverter Generation (COATING): Study protocol of a randomized controlled trial L. Pierot, FR
  Solitaire With the Intention For Thrombectomy Plus Intravenous t-PA Versus DIRECT Solitaire Stent-retriever Thrombectomy in Acute Anterior Circulation Stroke (SWIFT DIRECT). Results for a randomized-controlled trial J. Gralla, CH
12.00–13.00 New Technology Symposium (the engineers perspective)  
13.00–14.00 Lunch Break  
14.00–16.00 Morbimortality Corner  
  Radionecrosis as a consequence of cumulative effect of endovascular and
radiosurgical treatments for intracranial AVMs		 M. Cenzato, IT
  Right ICA Viabahn Covered Stent Extrusion into the Oropharynx E. Chishti, US
  Complete oculomotor nerve palsy after dural arteriovenous embolization through middle meningeal artery: a very rare complication G. Barchetti, IT
  Torn basilar artery J. Buhk, DE
  Complex residual Posterior fossa dural fistula embolisation with Mini sceptre balloon T. Patankar, UK
  Trigeminal Neuralgia Caused by Dural Arteriovenous Fistula – venous congestion after transarterial/ transvenous embolization F. Dorn, DE
  The hidden nidus S. Lamin, UK
  Incomplete opening of a flow diverter: what to do? P. Mordasini, CH