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Available Dates
August 13-16, 2025 | Chicago, IL |
DVA Day at AMP 2025
AMP offers an unparalleled experience tailored for CLTI specialists. This event will deliver a unique blend of CLTI education and vibrant interactions among faculty and attendees, offering an impactful and inspiring event that you cannot miss.
We are excited to bring back DVA Day, a dedicated day of programming focused on deep vein arterialization (DVA), on Saturday, August 16. DVA Day is included with your main conference registration, or you can choose to attend it as a standalone single-day event.
AMP offers an unparalleled experience tailored for CLTI specialists. This event will deliver a unique blend of CLTI education and vibrant interactions among faculty and attendees, offering an impactful and inspiring event that you cannot miss.
We are excited to bring back DVA Day, a dedicated day of programming focused on deep vein arterialization (DVA), on Saturday, August 16. DVA Day is included with your main conference registration, or you can choose to attend it as a standalone single-day event.
Why Is DVA Education Important?
DVA education is crucial for clinicians because it expands their treatment options for patients with chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) and end-stage plantar disease. By understanding the principles, indications, and outcomes associated with DVA, clinicians can offer their patients a potentially limb-saving alternative to amputation. This knowledge enables clinicians to choose the appropriate time to initiate the process, optimize patient selection for DVA, and collaborate effectively with other providers, such as wound care specialists and podiatrists, to provide comprehensive care. Ultimately, DVA education empowers clinicians to deliver patient-centered care that prioritizes limb salvage and preserves the patient’s quality of life.
DVA education is crucial for clinicians because it expands their treatment options for patients with chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) and end-stage plantar disease. By understanding the principles, indications, and outcomes associated with DVA, clinicians can offer their patients a potentially limb-saving alternative to amputation. This knowledge enables clinicians to choose the appropriate time to initiate the process, optimize patient selection for DVA, and collaborate effectively with other providers, such as wound care specialists and podiatrists, to provide comprehensive care. Ultimately, DVA education empowers clinicians to deliver patient-centered care that prioritizes limb salvage and preserves the patient’s quality of life.