Certificate of Advanced Studies in Antithrombotic Management. Organized from @MaastrichtUMC. Endorsed by @isth, @EMLTDthrombosis, @attendECTH and @SISETonline.
Fantastic combined lecture by Harry Büller and Rupert Bauersachs on the medical need of FXI(a) inhibition in venous and arterial #thrombosis: do we believe in the holy grail?
CAS-AM: Shaping the Future of Thrombosis Care
After a long summer in which the participants completed their portfolio, it’s time for the second CAS-AM course week. The first day focused on venous thrombosis, PE, and PTS. #thrombosis#venous#antithrombosis#maastricht
Last presentation of the 1st course week on training the new leaders in antithrombotic management. Carlo Patrono presenting on "Mechanistic insight into how #aspirin prevents #atherothrombosis". Participants will workon their portfolio and be back in November for week 2.
Day 4 morning session at @CAS_AM_eu with a fantastic interactive lecture on “Management of thrombosis during pregnancy” by @MiddeldorpS in which she goes back to the discussion on the complicated case earlier today. #thrombosis in #pregnancy
Update from day 3 afternoon session with the shared key-note "Antiphospholipid syndrome" by Rolf Urbanus and Stéphane Zuily (@szuily), including the must-read paper by Miyakis on international consensus in APS classification: https://t.co/UtedBaIf5Z #thrombosis#aps
Well prepared and lively discussions: the participants presented the problems and potential solutions for the 2nd case on "Patient with high risk of #atherothrombosis and #bleeding. Presentations by @MoaSimonsson@JennekeLeentje1 @obeidallax amongst others.
The third day started with an interesting discussion about antiplatelet therapy which is now followed by the lead-out lecture “The role of bleeding in patients with coronary artery syndrome” given by Jur ten Berg. #antiplatelet#cardiology@antoniuszkh@MaastrichtUMC
To fail or not to fail! During a tasty diner Stéphane Zully (@szuily), Gemma Vilahur, @HSpronk and Harry Buller shared their biggest career failures and the lessons they learned from this. One lesson learned: plan, do research, publish, communicate.
After some great discussion on venous #thrombosis, we are moving on to #atherothrombosis by an opening lecture on #platelet function testing given by Thomas Lecompte.
Nick van Es explaining his personal approach in establishing new collaborations in #cancer and #thrombosis research at @CAS_AM_eu. Main message: talk to your colleagues.
Showing the impressive data on increased arterial and venous #thrombosis risk for cancer patients: data from the must-read paper by Grilz et al. https://t.co/KWiyxq9QYN
Starting the second day with a lively discussion on VTE and cancer. It is inspiring to see all the training attendees discussing their views and practices on treating PE.
Bridging gaps for thrombosis care leadership: training the new leaders in thrombosis case. Introduction workshop on leadership by Katarzyna Czabanowska from @MaastrichtU #thrombosis#Leadership