Share your insights on AVF angioplasty with us The survey will also be available at the PVI 2024 session entitled “Decision making in real scenarios”, on Thursday, December 12th at 11:00, where you can debate the results live! Question Title * What is your country of practice? Belgium France Germany Italy Luxembourg Spain Switzerland The Netherlands Other (please specify) Question Title * What is your primary medical specialty? Angiology Interventional Cardiology Interventional Radiology Vascular Surgery Other (please specify) Question Title * On average, how many AVF angioplasties have you and your team performed per month in the last 12 months? Question Title * For AVF angioplasty treated with an endovascular approach in the last 12 months, do you typically use DCB as the primary treatment (assuming no complications and with balloon predilation when needed)?Maximum 2 choices Yes, for de novo lesion Yes, in case of re-stenosis No Question Title * What are the main barriers to using DCB as a primary treatment for AVF angioplasty? None, I use it as a primary treatment Clinical data Cost of the solution Location of the lesion Type of lesion Patient anatomy Paclitaxel safety Other (please, specify) Question Title * For AVF angioplasty treated with an endovascular approach in the last 12 months, do you use DCB as a primary treatment (assuming no complications and with balloon predilation as needed) for the following lesion locations? Select all that apply Yes, for de novo lesion Yes, in case of re-stenosis No Arterial inflow Arterial inflow Yes, for de novo lesion Arterial inflow Yes, in case of re-stenosis Arterial inflow No Anastomosis Anastomosis Yes, for de novo lesion Anastomosis Yes, in case of re-stenosis Anastomosis No Swing point Swing point Yes, for de novo lesion Swing point Yes, in case of re-stenosis Swing point No In cannulation zone In cannulation zone Yes, for de novo lesion In cannulation zone Yes, in case of re-stenosis In cannulation zone No Venous outflow Venous outflow Yes, for de novo lesion Venous outflow Yes, in case of re-stenosis Venous outflow No Cephalic arch Cephalic arch Yes, for de novo lesion Cephalic arch Yes, in case of re-stenosis Cephalic arch No Done
