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Thu,
Sep 29, 2022 |
7:00PM -
8:30PM EDT
Humber River Health Presents
Lower Extremity Edema and Stasis Ulcers
Kerry Graybiel, MD, FRCSC
Topics: Edema, Stasis Ulcers, Ulcers
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Moderated by: Dr. Arthur Kushner
- Details
Objectives
Learning Objectives:
- Distinguish/identify different etiologies of lower extremity edema.
- Characteristics of a venous ulcer.
- Evidence-based treatment of peripheral edema and stasis ulcers.
- Definitive intervention for chronic venous insufficiency.
Faculty
Kerry Graybiel MD, FRCSC
Chief of Vascular Surgery
Division of Vascular Surgery, Humber River Hospital; Academic Appointment, University of Toronto
Division of Vascular Surgery, Humber River Hospital; Academic Appointment, University of Toronto
Dr. Kerry Graybiel received his medical degree from the Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine in Hamilton and fellowship training in Vascular Surgery from McMaster University. He is currently the Division Head of Vascular Surgery at Humber River Hospital and holds an academic appointment with the University of Toronto's Division of Vascular Surgery.
He specializes in treating a variety of vascular disorders using both open-surgical and endovascular therapies, including complex aortic reconstruction and limb preservation interventions.