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October 2005

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In This Issue

An Interview With David E. Allie, MD

A renowned cardiothoracic surgeon shares his experiences adopting and adapting new endovascular techniques.

By David E. Allie, MD

Medical Simulators: Room for Improvement

Where do they fall short?

By Barry T. Katzen, MD

Man Versus Machine

Are carotid stent simulators ready for education and certification?

By Herbert D. Aronow, MD, MPH

Applying Simulation to Endovascular Medicine

How far has the technology progressed?

By John D. Carroll, MD

Patient-Specific Anatomy in Interventional Vascular Simulation

Already an invaluable training tool, actual patient-specific modules will soon make simulators even more effective.

By William Gray, MD, and Giora Weisz, MD

Keeping Up With Cardiovascular Therapies

Current applications and future directions of medical simulation in cardiovascular medicine.

By Jahan Zeb, MD; Daniel McCormick, DO; Daniel Dadourian, MD; and Sheldon Goldberg, MD

Departments

Providing a Reasonable Assurance of Safety and Effectiveness

Who is responsible?

By Dorothy B. Abel and Angela C. Smith

Cover Story

Medical Simulation

An overview of the history, current state, and future applications of this promising training tool.

Featured Technology

Building Your DVT Practice

An overview of the history, current state, and future applications of this promising training tool.

Innovations

Vessel Update: Sfa

The RESILIENT Trial Update: 6-Month Phase 1 Results

Encouraging data include no reinterventions, 100% clinical success, and no stent fractures.

By John R. Laird, Jr, MD

Up Front

Endovascular Medical Simulation

By Barry T. Katzen, MD

Case Report

Subintimal Angioplasty for the Management of Chronic Total Occlusions

Subintimal angioplasty is an effective tool for the management of long-segment chronic total occlusions, particularly in higher Rutherford category patients.

By Larry Horesh, MD

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