A National Perspective without Limitations

The Controversies in Dialysis Access (CiDA) meeting is the leading educational forum for surgeons, radiologists, nephrologists and medical staff who care for dialysis access patients. We embrace controversy, reject bias and invite input from faculty and attendees alike… This is what sets CiDA apart.

CiDA was founded on the belief that continuing medical education must also be entertaining and enjoyable. To keep things interesting, more than half of the CiDA meeting comprises lively debates and case presentations during which audience participation drives discussion to the heart of controversy. Question-and-answer sessions and interactive real-time audience polling ensure that all attendees have a voice during the meeting and can add their own experiences into the mix.

This year’s “can’t miss” event will include LIVE cases, active debates and the popular It’s Access Academic game show that pits Interventional Radiologists, Surgeons and Nephrologists against each other.  The 2013 meeting promises to provide the highest quality of interactive education in a relaxed setting for everyone involved in the care and treatment of dialysis patients.

 

Meeting Features

Clinical Highlights

  • Live Case Presentations
  • Intensive Debates on Controversial Topics
  • Case Reviews and Complications Sessions
  • Attendee Choice of Focused Clinic Sessions
  • Talks by Experienced Leaders in the Field
  • Interactive Real-time Polling of the Audience
  • Question-and-Answer Sessions
  • It's Access Academic!  A Clinical Game-show
  • Online Access to Course Presentations
  • Complimentary Journal featuring CiDA Abstracts
  • Can Quality in Dialysis Access Survive
  • The Changing World of Outpatient Access Care
  • The Network AVF/Access Race
  • The Best Access for Every Patient
  • The Best Strategies to Maintain Access
  • Detecting Access Stenosis, Preventing Thrombosis Stent Grafts in AV Access
  • New Technology on the Horizon
  • Central Vein Obstruction AVF Immaturity
  • Cephalic Arch Stenosis

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    SoDA (Simulation of Dialysis Access)

      A one day hands-on simulation course that will follow CiDA

      on Saturday, October 26.  Learn more about SoDA.




 

Course Directors


Ingemar Davidson, MD, PhD
Professor, Department of Surgery
University of Texas
Southwestern Medical Center
Dallas, Texas

Bart Dolmatch, M.D., FSIR
Interventional Radiologist
Palo Alto Medical Foundation
Mountain View, California


Guest Course Director


Tom Vesely, MD
Interventional Radiologist
Vascular Access Center of Frontenac Grove
St. Louis, Missouri

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