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Course Directors
• Ty Collins, M.D.
• Arthur “Chip” Grant, M.D.
• Mark Grise, M.D.
• Steve Jenkins, M.D.
• Paul McMullan, M.D.
• Steve Ramee, M.D.
• John “JP” Reilly, M.D.
• Laurie Ventura, R.N.
• Chris White, M.D.



Clinical Topics
• Global Revascularization              
• Carotid Intervention
• Cardiac CT and Vascular CT Angiography
• Structural Heart Disease
• Renal Intervention                          
• Lower Extremity Intervention        
• Subclavian Intervention
• Vertebral Intervention
• Stroke Intervention
• Embolic Protection         
• Basic Peripheral Angioplasty
• Noninvasive Vascular Evaluation
• Reimbursement
• Clinical Trial Results
• ASD and PFO Closure
• Antiplatelet Therapy
• Medical Therapy and Prevention of Atherosclerosis
• Vascular Access Management
• Endoluminal Grafts
 
Unique Meeting Features

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• Full-day Nurse/Technologist Course featuring Live Case Demonstrations
• Full-day Fellows Course on Intervention
• Exhibit Hall Welcome Reception
• Live Case Demonstrations
• Interdisciplinary Debates and Panel Discussions
• New Orleans-style Case Reviews
• Nonclinical Practice-building Presentations

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The Interventional Cardiology and Research Foundation Presents

18th Annual Peripheral Angioplasty and All That Jazz New Orleans
May 20-22, 2009
Sheraton New Orleans Hotel
New Orleans, Louisiana

It’s Time to Get Jazzed Again!

Get your interventional education from renowned experts while enjoying one of America’s most colorful cities. The 18th annual Peripheral Angioplasty and All That Jazz offers attendees the perfect mix of business and pleasure. From comprehensive sessions dedicated to salient topics in the field, to an exhibit hall that offers an array of related products and services, All That Jazz delivers everything practitioners need to keep current – and all within the confines of a bustling, exciting locale. Follow up interesting lectures on renovascular hypertension and lower extremity disease with a night of live blues. Cap a day of discussions on carotid and cerebrovascular interventions with an evening of spicy jambalaya and a thick slice of bread pudding. Put to rest your note taking when you escape for a star-lit walk along the river or a lively casino-boat excursion.

The meeting begins on May 20 with the nationally renowned, fully accredited nurses and technologists symposium. With live case demonstrations and a roster of highly regarded speakers, this annual course continues to draw interest and attendees from around the country. The course recognizes the indispensability of allied health professionals within the interventional suite by providing high-level education. Physicians will likewise find the course useful (and can earn CME credits). Also on May 20, two half-day symposia will be offered, one covering stroke and the other structural and valvular heart disease.

The general session takes place on May 21 and 22 and utilizes a concise “Top 10” approach that offers comprehensive coverage of the hottest topics. In addition, each session will have its own “Featured Lecture” that addresses a unique or controversial issue. On both days, live cases will illustrate the latest techniques and technology.

And finally – or, rather, firstly – All That Jazz will be preceded by the annual Interventional Fellows Summit. The course will be held a day before All that Jazz begins to allow fellows the opportunity to attend both meetings in their entirety.