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Mechanical Devices and Acute Limb Ischemia

This increasingly common disorder responds well to alternative treatment approaches.

By Gary M. Ansel, MD; Charles F. Botti, Jr, MD; and Mitchell J. Silver, DO

A 2007 Update on Treating Nitinol Stent Restenosis

Using Viabahn covered stents to treat restenosis in the superficial femoral artery.

By Gary M. Ansel, MD, FACC; Charles F. Botti, Jr, MD; Melinda Taylor, RN; and Mitchell J. Silver, DO

Using the Viabahn for SFA In-Stent Restenosis

The application of a covered stent to treat nitinol stent restenosis in the SFA has so far proven to be a promising approach.

By Gary M. Ansel, MD; Charles F. Botti, Jr, MD; and Mitchell J. Silver, DO

An Interview With Lee Kirksey, MD, MBA

Dr. Kirksey discusses his efforts to address health care disparities throughout the pandemic and generally in vascular care, needs for future trials studying complex peripheral artery disease, plans for the Center for Multicultural Cardiovascular Care at Cleveland Clinic, and more.

Noninvasive Hemostasis Pad

This device is associated with significantly fewer complications after both diagnostic and interventional procedures.

By Barry R. Alter, MD

Pioneering Insights: Why EVAR's History Must Guide Its Future

Aortic experts and enthusiasts convened at the 2016 VERVE Symposium in Sydney, Australia, to reflect on the first 25 years of EVAR, as well as how past lessons can streamline modern innovation.