Eytan Raz is an Assistant Professor at NYU Langone Medical Center in New York City, Director of Interventional Neuroradiology at Bellevue Hospital. After graduating from Sapienza University of Rome and obtaining a PhD degree, he completed the fellowship in Interventional Neuroradiology at NYU Langone Medical Center. He is the author of more than 200 publications in high impact factor, peer-reviewed journals such as JNIS, AJNR, Stroke, Radiology, JAMA. His fields of expertise include neurovascular anatomy, neurovascular diseases, brain aneurysms, dural fistulas and stroke. In 2020 he was appointed associate editor of S:VIN journal and Editor for AJNR.

Micro 3D DSA for understanding anatomy: Clinical utility in non-shunting lesions 

The aim of this talk is to describe the role of different variants of CBCT in multiple neurovascular conditions as a tool to improve the understanding of disease and guide therapeutic decisions. Multiple applications in different pathological conditions such as aneurysms, stroke, tumors will be described. HR-CBCT angiography, widely available, is uniquely useful in certain clinical scenarios to improve the understanding of disease and guide therapeutic decisions. It rapidly is becoming an essential tool for the contemporary neurointerventionalist.

3D/4D Angios: Tips for acquisition, when to, a roadmap for the clinic

The aim of this talk is to describe the role of different CBCT
protocols applied in multiple neurovascular conditions as a tool to
improve the understanding of disease and guide therapeutic decisions.
Multiple applications in different pathological conditions such as
aneurysms, stroke, tumors will be discussed. Discussion will include
differentiation of the various protocol lengths and discussion of
different contrast dilutions.