AVHTM SIG - Business Meeting & Scientific Presentation

Limited to 40 participants. Register early as we are expected to sell out.

Join AVHTM for an evening of presentations over dinner and drinks. We have organized a wonderful interactive Special Interest Group meeting at the ACVIM Forum conference in Seattle, Washington. Dinner and drinks will be provided.

Please note: if you register for and attend our program, your payment will be applied to your membership renewal (current or future depending on your membership status) but if you register and are a "no show" and if you don’t officially cancel with at least a 72-hour notice, your registration fee cannot be refunded nor will the registration fee be applied to your current or future membership.

You must be a member of AVHTM to register. Click on the "Register Now" button below to RSVP. Contact us at info@avhtm.org for assistance.

Topic: Management of Antithrombotics at Times of Procedures: The Human Medicine Perspective

Speaker: Dr. Stephan Moll MD

Wild Ginger
1401 3rd Ave
Seattle WA 98101

Date: Friday, June 12, 2026
Time: 6:30 - 9:30 pm Pacific

Menu

Appetizers

• Thai mushroom satay - Fresh local shiitake mushrooms are marinated in coriander, garlic and spices. Served with a chili vinegar dipping sauce.  V GF
• Chicken potstickers - House-made potstickers filled with chicken and mushroom. Served with a black vinegar dipping sauce.

Entrees

• Fragrant Duck - Twice cooked fresh duck spiced with Sichuan peppercorn and five spice. Served with steamed buns, Sichuan peppercorn salt and sweet plum sauce. A house specialty.
• Hong Kong style crispy prawns - This unique Chinese style dish features succulent prawns that are flash-fried with dried oats and garlic.
• Indian butter chicken - Locally raised chicken cooked in a creamy heirloom tomato sauce with exotic Indian spices. GF
• Chickpea and cauliflower curry - An Indian inspired vegan dish using our house made curry powder. Chickpeas and cauliflower are slow cooked in a classic masala of onions, ginger, garlic and tomato. V GF

Sides & noodles

• Sichuan green beans - Dry fried in chili flakes, pickled Sichuan root vegetable, soy and black vinegar. V
• Mongolian noodles - House-made egg noodles wok-fried in a spicy Mongolian chili sauce, julienne vegetables, mushrooms, crushed peanuts, cucumber noodles.

Dessert - seasonal ice cream or sorbet

Parking

If you are staying near the convention center, there is no need to drive as the restaurant is only a short couple minute walk from the convention center, approximately 6 blocks.. You may also Uber, Lyft, or taxi to the restaurant. Street parking is tricky; nearby parking garages recommended offering variable parking rates:

• LAZ parking @ 2nd & Union
• Benaroya Hall parking @ 2nd & Union
• Target on 2nd

Accessibility

Restroom and rooms / tables are ADA accessible. Wild Ginger provides elevator access to anyone who needs it.

Cancellation and Refunds

If you must cancel, please do so by 5:00 pm PDT, June 8, 2026 via email at info@avhtm.org. There is a $5.00 cancellation fee. Cancellations received after the deadline cannot be refunded.

Program Details:

This presentation by a hematologist-coagulationist will discuss peri-procedural management of human patients on anticoagulants and / or anti-platelet drugs, by reviewing mechanism of action, metabolism, and half-life of the clinically used antithrombotic drugs, predictors of thrombotic and hemorrhagic periprocedural complications, published clinical trials and existing management guidelines. There will be time for questions, answers, and discussion.

Speaker

Dr. Stephan Moll

Dr. Stephan Moll received his medical degree from Freiburg University, Germany, including a one year of clinical training in London (Hammersmith Hospital and Institute of Neurology at Queens Square), and performed a pathology residency at the Institute of Pathology, University of Aachen, Germany. He completed an internship and residency in Internal Medicine and a Hematology-Oncology fellowship at Duke University Medical Center in Durham, North Carolina, and a one-year Clinical Coagulation fellowship at the University of North Carolina (UNC) in Chapel Hill. He hen worked as a coagulationist in the cardiology division of Humboldt University in Berlin, Germany, before being recruited to the University of North Carolina as a faculty member in the Department of Medicine and the Division of Hematology-Oncology where he has been since 1999, now at the rank of full professor.

His clinical interest is coagulation, with a particular focus on thrombosis, thrombophilia and anticoagulation, and his research interests include clinical trials on new anticoagulants and better use of established anticoagulants. He takes a special interest in clinical-medical education of healthcare professionals, patients and the public. His three main professional goals for the next 5-10 years are to (1) enhance national and local patient and health care provider education activities on venous thromboembolism, (2) continue to build the UNC “Athletes and Blood Clot Program”, (3) support trainees in their career development in the field of coagulation/non-malignant hematology.

To reserve a seat, you must RSVP with AVHTM directly.