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Aug 15, 2025, 23:24
PERT 2025 Symposium Session XIII: Expert Insights on CTEPH Diagnosis, Surgery and BPA Innovations – Join the Conversation
The PERT Consortium posted on X:
”PERT 2025 Symposium Spotlight: SESSION XIII – CTEPH (Chronic Thromboembolic Pulmonary Hypertension)
Moderators: Drs. Belinda Rivera-Lebron and Timothy Fernandes
When pulmonary embolism doesn’t resolve, chronic complications demand nuanced care. This session dives deep into how acute PE evolves—and what to do when it does.
Highlights include:
- How and Why Does the Acute Become Chronic – Dr. Timothy Morris explores the transition from PE to chronic disease.
- Making the Diagnosis – Dr. Josanna Rodriguez-Lopez decodes the nuances between CTEPH, CTED, CTEVI, and CTESSA.
- PTE (Pulmonary Thromboendarterectomy) – Dr. Michael Madani walks through the gold-standard surgical approach.
- BPA (Balloon Pulmonary Angioplasty) – Dr. Rich Krasuski shares how BPA is changing the treatment landscape.
Followed by expert Q and A with panelists Drs. William Auger, Rich Krasuski, Michael Madani, Josanna Rodriguez-Lopez, Richard Shemin, and Alison Witkin.
Don’t miss your chance to join the conversation at PERT 2025.”
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