VASCULAR SOCIETY OF NZ MEETING REGISTRATION

21st-23rd February 2020 Crowne Plaza Hotel, Queenstown

Guest Speakers: Professor Jon Golledge Prof of Vascular Surgery, The Townsville Hospital, Australia

Professor Neil Piller Director of the Lymphoedema Clinical Research Unit, Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia

Convenors: Mr Rene Van den Bosch, Timaru Hospital Mr Peter Laws, Hospital

Accommodation: Event Manager: Please book directly with the Hotel, see attached Sarah Jonson booking form. [email protected] Mob: 021 876 211 NB: please book early as rooms not booked by 10th January 2020 will be released due to peak 2020 Sponsors: season. REGISTRATION FORM 21-23 February 2020 Crowne Plaza Hotel, Queenstown

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REGISTRATION FEES:

No $ Delegate Registration 1 $480.00 Registrar Registration 1 $400.00 Registrar Registration if Presenting1 $350.00 Nurse Registration/MRT/Sonographer 1 $350.00 Partner Registration 2 $200.00 Child Registration (3 - 14 yrs) 3 $60.00 Saturday Activity 1 - Bike the Bridges Tour $95.00 Saturday Activity 2 - Winery Tour $140.00

TOTAL $

1. Delegate, Registrar and Nurse Registrations include: VSNZ Scientific Meeting Friday to Sunday. Friday PM Tea and Dinner, Saturday AM Tea, Lunch, Main Dinner, Sunday AM Tea 2. Partners Registration includes: Friday Dinner, Saturday Lunch and Conference Dinner 3. Children’s Registration includes Friday Dinner, and Saturday Lunch. Note: Dinner Saturday night is adults only, so babysitters will need to be organised for children through your hotel.

PAYMENT OPTIONS:

Direct Debit: VSNZ Education Fund 03-0252-0883049-00 (please put your surname as reference)

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Please return this form to [email protected] or fax: 09-630-9009 by 12th February 2020.

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Room Types

Please choose your first, second and third preferences for accommodation below. If your first choice is no longer available, you will be given your second choice etc. All rates are in NZD and inclusive of tax per night.

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Balcony Lakeview Twin (2 x double beds) Preference: (______) $475.00 per night

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Mountain view Twin (2 x double beds) Preference: (______) $445.00 per night

Mountain view King (1 x King bed) Preference: (______) $445.00 per night Courtyard Twin (2 x double beds) Preference: (______) $415.00 per night

Courtyard King (1 x King bed) Preference: (______) $415.00 per night

Additional person (3 or more) is $65 per person per day for a rollaway bed

Daily Parking charge of $20.00 per vehicle Daily breakfast rate of $26 per person should you choose to dine

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Social Programme

Friday 21st February 2020

Evening - Welcome Dinner

Take a ride up the iconic Skyline Gondola and be carried 450 metres above Queenstown to the top of Bob’s Peak where you will enjoy the most spectacular views of Queenstown, The Remarkables and Coronet Peak. You will get the opportunity to have a couple of luge rides and then enjoy a relaxed dinner and a chance to mix and mingle with the delegates. Children and family are welcome to join us.

Dress: smart casual (flat shoes recommended)

Saturday 22nd February 2020

Afternoon Actvity 1 - Bike the Bridges Tour - $95.00

A 4 hour (15km) biking adventure on the Queenstown trails. You will be transported to Arrowtown and from here you will pick up your bike and follow the Arrow River Trail down-stream to where it meets the Kawarau River. You’ll ride across 2 spectacular suspension bridges and then finish with a relaxed wine tasting in the Gibbston Valley before being delivered back to Queenstown.

Afternoon Activity 2 - Afternoon Wine Tour - $140.00

Sample wines from both the Gibbston and Bannockburn wine sub-regions on this fun and interactive tour. Enjoy tastings at 3 varying cellar doors, take a guided tour through New Zealand’s largest wine cave and relax with some local cheeses and premium wines.

Evening - Conference Dinner

We head out to the beautiful Central wine country for our conference dinner at Gibbston Valley Winery where you will enjoy a truly unique venue with award winning wines and amazing cuisine. NB: please note children cannot attend the dinner so a babysitter will need to be arranged through the hotel or https://www.totsontour.co.nz/

Dress: Smart Vascular Society of New Zealand Draft Programme Crowne Plaza Hotel, Queenstown

Friday 21st February 2020

11:00am Registration Opens - Crowne II Room

11.00am Workshop - Lymphedematous limb assessment, treatment and management - Prof Neil Piller 11.00am VSNZ Executive Meeting - Boardroom

Plenary Session 1 - Diabetic foot problems and more

1.00pm Evidence for prevention of diabetic foot ulcers - Prof Jon Golledge 1.25pm Regional variation in the risk of amputation among patients with diabetes - Dr Jason Gurney 1.45pm Vascular malformations- differential diagnosis and IR treatment options - Dr Martin Krauss 2.10pm Development and validation of a multivariable prediction model of perioperative mortality in vascular surgery; the NZ vascular surgical risk tool (NZRISK-vasc) - Mr Manar Khashram 2.25pm Q&A – panel discussion 2.35pm Afternoon Tea

Plenary Session 2 - Aneurysms

3.00pm Update on aortic aneurysm screening in NZ - Prof Justin Roake 3.15pm Presentation and outcomes of aortic vascular graft infections and mycotic aneurysms: a multicentre NZ study - Dr Anantha Narayanan 3.25pm Retrospective review of safety and suitability of preoperative CT angiogram in ruptured AAA - Dr Bryan McManus 3.35pm Post-operative outcomes following PETTICOAT and STABILISE techniques for aortic dissections: a single centre experience - Kirin Tan 3.45pm A 5 year review of thoracic stenting in a Tertiary Hospital (Indications, Cerebral Perfusion and Mortality) - Zoe Clifford / Peter Laws 4.00pm experience with aortic endograft explants - Dr Chey Haran 4.10pm Title TBC: Mr Ross Milner 4.30pm VSNZ Audit 4.45pm VSNZ Business Meeting (finish 5.30pm)

Saturday 22nd February 2020

Plenary Session 3: Lower limbs - arteries

8.30am Efficacy of structured home exercise in PAD: meta-analysis of randomised clinical trials - Dr Dylan Morris 8.40am Mortality and patency of fistulas treated with drug coated balloons - a single centre retrospective review - Dr Christina Popovic 8.50am Medical management of peripheral arterial disease - Prof Jon Golledge 9.15am Difficult decisions. A retrospective review of appropriate advanced care planning in the vascular population - Dr Bryan McManus 9.20am Vascular surgeon and nurse practitioner FSA outcomes for intermittent claudication - Fiona Unac 9.30am Too old for a bypass? - Dr Sinead Gormley 9.40am Title TBC: Dr Ross Milner 10.00am Morning Tea

Plenary Session 4: Lower limbs - veins

10.30am Pressure and pressure gradients- are we getting what we need? - Prof Neil Piller 11.00am Impact of mild cognitive impairment on the outcome of venous leg ulcers - Dr Kelvin Ho 11.10am Short term outcome of catheter directed thrombolysis for acute extensive lower limb DVT from popliteal access- single centre experience - Dr Arunesh Majumder 11.20am Near infra-red fluorescence imaging to demonstrate reflux in the superficial microvenous network of the leg Part 1- comparison of fluorescence imaging, venography and resin vascular casts in amputated limbs - Dr Nicholas Hall 11.30am Fluorescent dye imaging to demonstrate reflux in the superficial microvenous network of the leg Part 2- fluorescent dye in live subjects - Dr Kari Clifford 11.40am The athlete’s vein: venous adaptations of the lower limb in endurance athletes - Dr Kate Thomas 11.50am Popliteal vein compression, obesity and chronic venous insufficiency - Dr Rebecca Millen 12.00pm Obesity and the vascular sonographer - Gerry Hill 12.15pm Lunch

Sunday 23rd February 2020

Plenary Session 5: Carotid and other disease

9.00am Intraoperative shunting during carotid endarterectomy in Hawke’s Bay - Dr Jordan Mann 9.10am Cerebral hyper-perfusion syndrome after carotid endarterectomy - a rare phenomenon with serious consequences - Dr Rohan Arasu 9.20am Facing the challenges of improving healthcare access, Reducing the Regional Variation Gap and Our Carbon Footprint: a single centre experience? - Dr Sinead Gormley 9.30am Supra-aortic bypass surgery: 10 years of experience at NZ - Dr Zoheb Williams 9.40am Tandem lesions during stroke clot retrieval - when and how should they be treated? - Dr Martin Krauss 9.55am Risk factors for asymptomatic carotid artery disease among 2.4 million screening participants - Dr Dylan Morris 10.05am Does interventional management of intermittent claudication work? - Prof Jon Golledge 10.25am Have we lost the patient in the quest for good science? - Prof Neil Piller 10.45am Morning Tea

Plenary Session 6: Papers / Interesting Cases

11.15am Door-to-door intervention for rAAA; a retrospective review of clinical practice in the metropolitan south region of Queensland and review of the current guidelines - Dr Bryan McManus 11.25am Predicting survivial for high risk paitents with AAA - can the impact of aortic size index predict mortality? - Su-Ann Yee 11.35am Management of vascular consultant outpatient recalls - Dr Elizabeth Foo 11.45am The benefits of the vascular nurse-led small aneurysm clinic - Fiona Cochrane 11.55am A single centre audit of timeliness and outcomes of intervention for asymptomatic threshold infrarenal AAA’s - Dr Helena Smith 12.05pm Systematic review of mycotic aneurysms with Bacillus Calmette-Guerin infection - Dr Kelvin Ho 12.15pm Vascular eagle’s syndrome- first demonstrated evolution of a pseudoaneurysm - Dr Christina Popovic 12.25pm Blunt abdominal trauma causing an isolated coeliac artery occlusion with conservative management- a case report - Dr Omar Mohyieldin 12.35pm Meeting Closes