Program Description
PD (Peritoneal Dialysis) University for Interventionalists provides a two-step approach to training Interventional Nephrologists and Interventional Radiologists to place catheters for peritoneal dialysis using image guided techniques. The first step is a series of comprehensive lectures covering all aspects of creating and maintaining PD access. The second step is Hands-on Training Course with stations designed to provide the interventionalist with a comprehensive overview of placing PD catheters. Although not required, the first step is highly encouraged before advancing to the Hands-on Training portion.
For the Didactic portion, we are offering the Virtual Course. The Virtual Course is on-demand pre-recorded lectures. The lecture topics are organized in a logical fashion, one subject building upon the previous, and therefore we suggest that they be viewed in the prescribed sequence.
The Hands on Training (HOT) Course is the second step and includes Hands on Training Stations designed to provide the interventionalist with a comprehensive overview of placing PD catheters using image guided techniques. Participants will have the opportunity in small groups to learn how to assess patients for the correct PD catheter, insertion and exit sites; use ultrasound and fluoroscopic image guided techniques available to Interventional Nephrologists and Interventional Radiologists to place PD catheters; execute proper techniques for primary externalization of catheters and embedding catheters for delayed exteriorization; and learn to make appropriate catheter tubing attachments and properly immobilize the catheter at the time of surgery.
The HOT course will require a separate registration and will have a separate registration fee. The HOT course will also offer CME.
This course is designed for Interventional Nephrologists and Interventional Radiologist without regard to PD catheter placement experience.
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Agendas
Lecture Title
Faculty
Peritoneal Dialysis: A Review
Arsh Jain, MD
Peritoneal Dialysis Catheters and Preoperative Assessment and Preparation
Venkat Krishnamurthy, MD
Urgent Peritoneal Dialysis Program
Sean Armstrong, MD
Image-Guided Percutaneous Peritoneal Dialysis Catheter Placement
Peter Hathaway, MD
Managing PD Complications: An Interventionalist-Surgeon Collaborative Approach to Management of Infectious and Mechanical Complications
John Crabtree, MD
Demonstration
Preoperative Mapping to Determine Catheter Type Selection and Exit-Site Location (Live Patient Model)
Demonstration
Catheter Options
Demonstration
Primary Catheter Exteriorization, Immobilization and Dressings
Lecture
Collaborative Efforts between Surgeons, Nephrologists and Radiologists
Hands-On Lab Rotations
Station 1. IR Catheter Insertion (Porcine Models)
Hands-On Lab Rotations
Station 2. Ultrasonography in Peritoneal Dialysis--The Basics & IN Catheter Insertion with Veress Needle (Live Patient Model and Simulator); Catheter Tunneling and Embedding (Simulator)
Faculty Led Discussion
Difficult Cases – Box lunches available
We gratefully acknowledge the following
for their support of this activity
Baxter Healthcare - Unrestricted Educational Grant
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