Amputation Prevention Symposium

Aug 5–7, 2027 Boston, MA

CLTI Cases, Controversies, and Conversations

Real-world cases. Real-world application. Real-time response. Watch procedural decision-making and techniques from beginning to end. Get your questions answered live.

Live Case

Aug 5–7, 2027 Boston, MA

Collaborate with the Community Leading the Charge

Learn from the CLTI Fighters advancing limb salvage. Leading interventional cardiologists, interventional radiologists, and vascular surgeons unite for multidisciplinary approaches to treating CLTI.

Dr. Bret Wiechmann

Aug 5–7, 2027 Boston, MA

Connect Hands-On Learning to Clinical Care

Put techniques into practice in the cadaver lab and explore tools used in limb salvage in the Exhibit Hall. Build practical skills to inform your approach to treating CLTI.

Hands-on learning

Your next breakthrough starts in this room.

Come with CLTI Questions. Leave with Answers.

The cases that challenge you. The controversies that divide opinion. The conversations that move care forward. The Amputation Prevention Symposium (AMP) brings the limb salvage community together to ask the tough questions, debate approaches with colleagues, and leave with fresh perspectives, renewed purpose, and answers you can put into practice.

Boston | August 5-7, 2027

  • 3 Practice-Changing Days
  • 50+ Expert Faculty
  • 20+ Credits
  • 500+ CLTI Fighters

Learn from the Voices Shaping the Field

Meet the multidisciplinary Program Chairs.

Built for CLTI Fighters, By CLTI Fighters

 

  • Attendees

    Who Should Attend?

    AMP is designed for clinicians and industry members interested in the treatment and prevention of chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI), including:

    • Interventional cardiologists
    • Vascular surgeons
    • Interventional radiologists
    • Wound care specialists
    • Podiatrists
    • Nurses
    • Vascular technologists
    • Cardiovascular catheterization laboratory team members
    • Fellows/residents/students interested in this field

Hear from the People Who Have Been in the Room:

  • It is very enlightening to learn tips and tricks from specialists that have different learning pathways to our own.

    Past Attendee

  • Hearing from the experts with the good, bad, and ugly was fantastic.

    Past Attendee

  • Hoped to learn lots about DVA to make this part of my practice. Felt this program gave me the tools and confidence to do this effectively.

    Past Attendee

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