Virtual Angio Club
Tuesday, June 23rd, 2026 | 7:00p – 8:15p

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Agenda - June 23rd, 2026
*Times posted in Eastern Time Zone

7:00 pm  - Welcome & Introductions

7:05 pm - Terumo Introduction

7:15 pm -  Advancing Aneurysm Care Through Intrasaccular Flow Disruption: Expert Insights of the WEB Device - by Thana Theofanis, MD

8:05 pm - Q & A

8:15 pm - Conclude

Please join us for AVIR's next Angio Club meeting via Zoom, designed for allied health professionals! We are offering Angio Club sessions  FREE for members and non-members.

The event offers 1 CE credit

Please ask your questions online in the Zoom Q&A Window. You can look forward to many more Angio Club lectures in the near future and the joy of learning together!

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The AVIR Brainwork Series

In this focused and clinically oriented session, attendees will examine the impact of intrasaccular flow disruption in the treatment of wide-neck bifurcation aneurysms (WNBAs), with a particular emphasis on the WEB™ Device—the pioneer and most studied intrasaccular flow disruptor with 15 years of clinical evidence.
 
Dr. Thana Theofanis, a dual-trained interventional neurosurgeon and Clinical Assistant Professor at Jefferson University Hospital - Main Line Health, will provide expert insights into the clinical considerations that influence the efficiency and effectiveness of intrasaccular flow disruption for WNBA. Leveraging both her extensive experience and the robust body of evidence supporting the WEB device, Dr. Theofanis will discuss evidence-based approaches to streamlining procedural workflows, optimized sizing strategies, selecting appropriate patients, and achieving consistent treatment outcomes.
This session is intended for clinicians and industry professionals seeking a comprehensive understanding of intrasaccular flow disruption in WNBA treatment using the WEB Device. Advancing Aneurysm Care Through Intrasaccular Flow Disruption: Expert Insights of the WEB Device 

Thana Theofanis, MD

Thana Theofanis, MD, is a Clinical Assistant Professor General, Cerebrovascular and Endovascular Neurosurgery Main Line Health, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital specializing in both general and endovascular neurosurgery. She completed her neurosurgery residency at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, where she also undertook an enfolded fellowship in endovascular and open vascular neurosurgery. Dr. Theofanis earned her medical degree from Jefferson Medical College and holds a Bachelor of Science in Neural Science with honors from New York University. Her clinical and research interests focus on cerebrovascular disease, including aneurysms, arteriovenous malformations, stroke, and complex cranial and spinal pathology. She has authored numerous peer-reviewed publications and book chapters spanning neurovascular surgery, neurotrauma, and neurosurgical outcomes research, and has been recognized with multiple academic and research honors. In addition to her clinical work, she is actively involved in education, mentorship, and leadership initiatives, including serving as Faculty Co-Chair of the Women in Neurosurgery Committee at Jefferson.

Objectives:

  • Review the clinical rationale and mechanism of action of intrasaccular flow disruption using the WEB device.
  • Discuss patient selection, procedural techniques, and treatment considerations for intracranial aneurysm management with the WEB device.
  • Evaluate clinical outcomes, safety data, and real-world experiences associated with WEB device utilization in aneurysm care.