🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

John P Erwin III MD MBA MACC (#BigPoppy ) frank arko Another variation on that theme- multi redo dissection for vertebrectomy leading to aortic injury. Digital aortic tamponade, rotation to lateral decubitus while maintaining sterile spine field, TEVAR. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20800435/

I have never seen anyone more dedicated to the well-being of his patients. Patients always came first. He worked super-human hours to save the lives of countless patients-many were turned down by other surgeons because of the risk/complexity of the surgery. He was their last hope

Well said. He has the best outcomes reported for the largest operation performed in a human being, with over 3,800 open taaa repairs done. A master surgeon

“How do you find the strength to keep fighting against such evil?” I asked Zakia Jafri, my voice tinged with urgency. “People like you give us the strength to continue our fight against the oppressors,” I added quickly, desperate for an answer. She smiled gently, placed her

Coronary 4Front Gregg W. Stone MD SABOURETCardiologist Michael Savage Salvatore Brugaletta Dr. Gilbert Tang Rahat Warraich PhD Victor Dayan Joe Sabik Patrick Myers Quite an experiment. Potentially risky. Concept seems to work for PVD treatment.

Repeat🧵describing the Aberdeen knot: an underappreciated surgical knot that is used to secure a running suture. It has been shown to be more secure than a square knot. We will cover how to do it, what not to do, and a modification that may make it more secure. (1/ )

We used to think osteoarthritis was “wear and tear.” But it turns out it’s more than mechanics. Much more than mechanics. It's genetic. It’s metabolism. It’s inflammation. It’s systemic. Your joints don’t break down from movement. Our joints break down more from not

The role of open surgery for TAAA in the EV era CX Symposium #aortaEd #CX2025

Most people don't actually know the lengths parents will go to try to raise an academic superstar. In this post, I will detail the life of the average thoroughbred in STEM PhD programs at a top university. The thoroughbred lives a difficult life full of enormous amounts of

Can a 5cm concealed incision under the armpit be used for ascending aorta and aortic valve replacement surgery? The answer is yes! Our team has successfully completed over 100 such cases in the past 4 years! The early experience with this technique has recently been published! We

This is why The ISHLT is amazing. Surgeons from the first #robotic heart transplant and first robotic #lungtransplant bumping into each other and talking all things robotic. What a great meeting! #ISHLT2025

Extending a NAIS to get the requested length and the proper diameter Tapered tubulized bovine pericardium (20 to 10 ml Syringe as mandrel) combined to the 2 femoral veins.

Finally!! Up and running our new Photon Counting CT scanner! Less calcification and stent artifact - a new world for the vascular community. Will post some links to how it works.

1st in-human transcervical robotic AVR by Dr. Marijan Koprivanac Cleveland Clinic AATS #AATS2025

A first in Texas — and one of the first in the U.S. - Surgeons at BSLMC performed a robot-assisted double lung transplant with the patient discharged just 5 days later. A major step forward in lung transplant care blogs.bcm.edu/2025/05/01/rob… via BCMHouston The Lung Institute at Baylor Medicine #COPD

The main question surrounding debate about the Ross Procedure should be whether it is in the patients’ best interest to introduce chronic decades-long indolent pathology of the right ventricle (such as TOF repair) in young patients in exchange of lack of chronic anticoagulation.

George Tolis We are at risk of falling intellectual victims of a surgical variant of the “primitive logic fallacy” or “affirming the consequent”: the operated patients did well, so we must have done the right thing.