193 posters, 19 videos, 10 audios, 3 topics, 28 sessions, 709 authors, 279 institutions

9th World Congress on Vascular Access 2026

15 - 17 April, 2026 | Valencia, Spain

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<p>Salvage of thrombosed vascular accesses for haemodialysis: a single-centre retrospective comparison of endovascular and surgical techniques</p>

Blanca Expósito Camacho, Miguel Gutiérrez Baz, Sandra Vicente Jiménez, Miguel Herrero Marco, Ignacio Querol Cisneros, Marina Navarro Sáez, Ángel Méndez Abreu, Enrique Gruss Vergara, Luis De...

Hospital Universitario Fundación Alcorcón

Poster Presenter: Blanca Expósito Camacho

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<p>Secondary Malposition of a FICC-Port : A Case Report</p>

Emilia Landolfi, Genesio Puzio, Giovanna Passaro, Emilia Landolfi, Maria Segneri

Vascular Access Department - "San Filippo Neri" Hospital - Rome, Department of Vascular Access – ASL RM1, Internal Medicine Department, “San Filippo Neri“ Hospital, Rome, Italy

Poster Presenter: Genesio Puzio

9th World Congress on Vascular Access 2026

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<p>Salvage of thrombosed vascular accesses for haemodialysis: a single-centre retrospective comparison of endovascular and surgical techniques</p>

<p>Secondary Malposition of a FICC-Port : A Case Report</p>

<p>Sharp recanalization of symptomatic central vein occlusion using re-rentry device: A case report</p>

<p>SISIPUSH: evaluation of hemoysis and iatrogenic anemia using the push-pull method to obtain blood from pediatric patients with Central Venous Access Devices</p>

<p>Skin lesions associated with peripherally inserted central catheters in a public service: a case series</p>

<p>Staff experience of an after-hours vascular access specialist team pilot project: a single-centre, cross-sectional survey</p>

<p>Standardizing aseptic practice in ultrasound-guided peripheral IV insertion using an integrated probe barrier: a quality improvement initiative</p>

<p>Sustainability in an NHS Vascular Access Department</p>

<p>Temporal evolution of vascular access devices in an intensive care unit: an observational time series study</p> <p> </p> <p> </p>