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Abdominal Aortic Approaches

By Daniel G. Clair, MD, and Timothy A. Resch, MD, PhD

Current and Future Endovascular Treatment Options for TAAAs

New technologic developments have the potential to standardize procedures and offer treatment for challenging presentations.

By Timothy A. Resch, MD, PhD

Practical Thoracic Decision Making

By Edward Y. Woo, MD, and Ian M. Loftus, MD, FRCS

Off-the-Shelf Devices Should Be Used

Standardized technology allows interventionists to treat patients on an individual basis with the most appropriate device indicated for aneurysm presentations.

By Samir K. Shah, MD; Timothy Resch, MD, PhD; and Daniel G. Clair, MD

Type IV Thoracoabdominal Aneurysms: What's Next?

Advanced endovascular techniques and specialized devices in the pipeline are making fenestrated EVAR a viable option in this challenging anatomic site.

By Nikolaos Tsilimparis, MD, and Joseph J. Ricotta II, MD, MS

Custom-Made Devices: Current State of the Art

An overview of available technologies, how we got here, and what might be coming next.

By Timothy Resch, MD, PhD

Improving EVAR Through Simulation Training

Integrating scrub nurses into simulated training programs results in improved patient safety and job satisfaction.

By Rebecca Skov, MD; Jonathan Lawaetz, MD, PhD; Lise Westerlin, RN; Timothy Resch, MD, PhD; and Jonas Eiberg, MD, PhD

Unmet Needs in… Thoracoabdominal Repair

Thoracoabdominal disease management of the future should prioritize better understanding of patient selection, optimization of equipment, regulatory approvals, and improved access to care.

With Tim Resch, MD, PhD; Sara L. Zettervall, MD, MPH; and Carlos Timaran, MD

Ask the Experts

What challenging scenarios do you encounter when cannulating and subsequently stenting the renal arteries during fenestrated EVAR, and how do you overcome them?

With Edward Y. Woo, MD; Ian M. Loftus, MD, FRCS; Stéphan Haulon, MD, PhD; Gustavo S. Oderich, MD; and Timothy Resch, MD, PhD

Remembering Roy K. Greenberg, MD

Friends and colleagues share fond memories of Dr. Greenberg and consider the legacy of an extraordinary vascular pioneer.

Ask the Experts: Reducing Stroke Risk During TEVAR in the Arch

Although single- and double-branch stent grafts have been promising, they may also increase the risk of stroke. Panelists offer their thoughts on options to help reduce risk of stroke in arch procedures.

With Brant W. Ullery, MD, MBA, FACS, FSVS; William Hiesinger, MD; Toru Kuratani, MD; Sonia Ronchey, MD; and Tim Resch, MD, PhD

Chief Medical Editor's Page

More EVAR Options, But Also More Questions

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

The Latest in Complex EVAR

By Jason T. Lee, MD; and Stéphan Haulon, MD, PhD

Drug-Eluting Stents Target Restenosis

An innovative technology continues to evolve.

By TIMOTHY M. SULLIVAN, MD