Physician Education
FoxHollow attends and hosts a variety of medical meetings and physician education programs.
If you are interested in sponsoring or participating in a FoxHollow medical meeting or physician education program, please contact:physicianeducationteam@foxhollowtech.com
Educational Courses Sponsored by FoxHollow Technologies:
By Invitation Only
Thought Leader Forums
Course Objectives: Industry leaders will demonstrate plaque excision techniques with the use of the SilverHawk® Plaque Excision System in a variety of live and taped case presentations; including the treatment of advanced, complex lesions. Between cases, physician participants will discuss current practice standards and impart knowledge on ancillary devices and techniques used in treating PAD. As a guest physician, you are also encouraged to share cases and real world experiences from your practice.
Below The Knee Meetings
Course Objectives: With 150,000 amputations still performed each year and an estimated 1 - 2 million patients with critical limb ischemia, the need for greater diagnosis and treatment of infrapopliteal disease is clear. This two-day conference is designed for physicians who are committed to aggressively seeking and treating critical limb ischemia in their practices. A faculty of interventional cardiologists, vascular surgeons and interventional radiologists will provide real-world education on the identification, percutaneous treatment and management of critical limb ischemia with an emphasis on the role plaque excision can play in below-the-knee intervention.
National Vascular Surgery Symposium
Course Objectives: With patients increasingly demanding endovascular procedures for peripheral arterial disease, vascular surgeons are challenged with more difficult cases, chronic total occlusions, and lifestyle limiting claudicants. This two-day conference will focus on techniques, tips, and tricks that are essential for interventionalists to optimize procedural success. A faculty of vascular surgeons will provide real-world education on new guide wires, novel devices, and improved operator techniques that can increase the success rate in treating CTOs. Come learn about what others in the country are thinking about the treatment of peripheral arterial disease and begin the journey of crossing into new territory.