February 2005 Issue - Endovascular Today

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February 2005

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In This Issue

An Interview With Janette Durham, MD

Av Access

Renal Vein Access

Percutaneous transrenal placement of a tunneled dialysis catheter is feasible in some patients who have exhausted their traditional venous access sites.

By Seng H. Ong, MD, and Ramon G. Halum, MD

Innovations

Carotid Imaging: A Neuroradiologist's Perspective

By Kieran P. Murphy, MD

Imaging Modalities for Endovascular Aneurysm Repair

Having multiple options available is essential in providing optimal care.

By Edward Y. Woo, MD, and Ronald M. Fairman, MD

Establishing a Peripheral Vascular Center of Excellence

It's much more than just technology.

By David E. Allie, MD; Chris J. Hebert, RT, R-CIS; and Craig M. Walker, MD

Cover Story

Endovascular Imaging Options

An overview of today's imaging modalities and their ideal uses.

By Wayne Forrest

Carotid Imaging: A Cardiologist's Perspective

By Rajesh M. Dave, MD

Carotid Imaging: A Vascular Surgeon's Perspective

By Doug Massop, MD

Departments

Inside the Gore TAG Device Advisory Hearing

On January 13, 2005, a panel voted to recommend approval with conditions for Gore's TAG Thoracic Endoprosthesis. The device could be the first approved in the US for the endovascular treatment of thoracic aortic aneurysms.

By Matt Pesotski, Associate Editor

To Trustee or Not to Trustee?

That is the question.

By Michael P. Hatch, CFP, JD

Up Front

Evolving Standards, Emerging Debates

By John R. Laird, Jr, MD

Society Update

Board Certification in Vascular and Endovascular Medicine

The emergence of the American Board of Vascular Medicine.

By Bruce H. Gray, DO, Co-Director of the ABVM

Vessel Update