Bridging gaps for thrombosis care leadership: training the new leaders in thrombosis case. Introduction workshop on leadership by Katarzyna Czabanowska from Maastricht University #thrombosis #Leadership

Starting the second day with a lively discussion on VTE and cancer. It is inspiring to see all the training attendees discussing their views and practices on treating PE.

Nick van Es explaining his personal approach in establishing new collaborations in #cancer and #thrombosis research at CAS-AM. Main message: talk to your colleagues.

After some great discussion on venous #thrombosis, we are moving on to #atherothrombosis by an opening lecture on #platelet function testing given by Thomas Lecompte.

To fail or not to fail! During a tasty diner Stéphane Zully (Stéphane ZUILY), Gemma Vilahur, Henri Spronk and Harry Buller shared their biggest career failures and the lessons they learned from this. One lesson learned: plan, do research, publish, communicate.

The third day started with an interesting discussion about antiplatelet therapy which is now followed by the lead-out lecture “The role of bleeding in patients with coronary artery syndrome” given by Jur ten Berg. #antiplatelet #cardiology St. Antonius Ziekenhuis Maastricht UMC+

It’s time to dive into “Coagulopathy in ICU” with a great lead-in lecture by Nikki Curry and Sabine Eichinger! #thrombosis #antithromboticmanagement #intensivecareunit

Great meeting shaping future leaders in #Thrombosis. CAS-AM with Jenneke Leentjens and her group discussing a complicated case of #thrombosis in #pregnancy

Update from day 3 afternoon session with the shared key-note "Antiphospholipid syndrome" by Rolf Urbanus and Stéphane Zuily (Stéphane ZUILY), including the must-read paper by Miyakis on international consensus in APS classification: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16420554/ #thrombosis #aps

Day 4 morning session at CAS-AM with a fantastic interactive lecture on “Management of thrombosis during pregnancy” by Saskia Middeldorp in which she goes back to the discussion on the complicated case earlier today. #thrombosis in #pregnancy

Last presentation of the 1st course week on training the new leaders in antithrombotic management. Carlo Patrono presenting on "Mechanistic insight into how #aspirin prevents #atherothrombosis". Participants will workon their portfolio and be back in November for week 2.

CAS-AM: Shaping the Future of Thrombosis Care After a long summer in which the participants completed their portfolio, it’s time for the second CAS-AM course week. The first day focused on venous thrombosis, PE, and PTS. #thrombosis #venous #antithrombosis #maastricht

Start of the 2nd day at CAS-AM with an interesting program on venous thrombosis and thrombosis at unusual sites. Kick-off by case-discussion guided by Erik Klok and Rupert Bauersachs #thrombosis #antithrombosismanagement #maastricht

Fantastic combined lecture by Harry Büller and Rupert Bauersachs on the medical need of FXI(a) inhibition in venous and arterial #thrombosis: do we believe in the holy grail?

Exciting day in training the new antithrombotic management experts: Portfolio Discussions with faculty. More at henrispronk.nl/cas-am/cas-am-…

Interesting ex-vivo data suggesting that dabigatran may be an interesting drug to study in patients with #ALL #ASH22 ⁦Avi Leader⁩