LEARN 2020
Virtual Programming set for October 2
LEARN (Lower Extremity Arterial Revascularization) returns with more content and more insight into better treatments for PAD patients. PAD and CLI updates. Delve deeper into the critical limb ischemia (CLI) epidemic and take advantage of opportunities to acquire new skills and meet the needs of this growing patient population. Real-world treatment solutions . Explore in interactive case-based format, best strategies for therapy including alternative access and closure techniques, atherectomy and anti-proliferative/drug-eluting technology. Keeping your PAD practice healthy. Learn how to address the economic challenges of PAD treatment in the era of value-based care. Cutting-edge technologies for better patient care. “Test-drive” devices in hands-on sessions featuring the latest endovascular technologies.
2020 Program Coming Soon!
MORE INFORMATIONNEW: Branching scenario approach - Renal case-based training Utilizes two dialysis cases to review common scenarios that occur during treatment of dialysis access.
Anticoagulation Essentials This course will increase learner competence in managing anticoagulation as relevant to an IR practice by discussing thormbophilias and hypercoagulable workups and guidelines.
Infra-inginal disease Discusses clinical indications and treatment strategies for the SFA and popliteal arteries as well as the rapidly evolving technology to treat such patients.
View all NEW On-demand courses.
View New ProductsSIR is developing a universal curriculum that will enhance the breadth and consistency of resident training in accordance with Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) guidelines and expand training in disease-specific areas not specifically addressed by ACGME.
Composed by program directors and other experts familiar with ACGME requirements, the two-year curriculum will provide all interventional radiologists with access to the same well-rounded knowledge, from the essentials of clinical IR care to disease-specific treatments, research fundamentals, and the business and economics of medicine.
More informationSIR 2020 will be held in Seattle, Washington, March 28 - April 2.
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More DetailsUpdate your 2020 calendar with these events:
SIR also endorses and jointly provides additional in-person meetings throughout the year. You can view these meetings on the SIR Calendar.
View CalendarSIR 2020 Digital Video Library
The SIR 2020 DVL includes feature-rich web presentations of the exceptional Annual Scientific Meeting educational sessions that took place in March 2019. Activity participants receive information on basic and clinical research; techniques and technologies utilized by IRs around the world; and social, political and economic issues important to the IR community.
Did you know that SIR has Patient Information Brochures within the IR Store?
