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Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Summit
Average audio length:
33 minutes
English
United States
24 episodes
since Jan. 26, 2009
episodic
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Susan Lindquist, Professor of Biology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and Member of the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research, delivers the 12th Annual Dorfman Memorial Lecture. (December 15, 2009)
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Christine Scotti discusses, from the manufacturer's point of view, the use of fluid dynamics in creating endovascular grafts in corroboration with other specialists in the field to maximize device stability. (September 5, 2008)
Charles A. Taylor and Ronald L. Dalman give thanks to all presenters and people involved in the summit and call for future collaboration to better each individual's research results. (September 5, 2008)
Simona Zannetti, discusses device design from the manufacturer's point of view including the bureaucratic hurdles and testing procedures they face in finding safe and efficient measures to cure AAA disease. (September 5, 2008)
Christopher K. Zarins discusses the history of the development of endovascular reparation devices, the issue of migration with endograft devices. (September 5, 2008)
Ronald L. Dalman compares the current safety and cost effectiveness of open repair versus endovascular repair of abdominal aortic aneurysms. (September 5, 2008)
David Vorp discusses methods of predicting AAA rupture non-invasively, that is patient specific rather than based solely upon aneurysm diameter. (September 5, 2008)
Jonathan Gillard, discusses morphology and risk, cellular function in drug studies and contrast agents, and the importance of biomechanical processes in studies of AAA using MRI technology. (September 5, 2008)
Natzi Sakalihasan, MD, PhD, discusses his clinical studies of 18-FTG uptake by the AAA wall through PET imaging, and hypothesizes that patients with aneurysms of 55 mm diameter or larger could benefit from PET scanning. (September 5, 2008)
Geoffrey Rubin, MD, discusses the pros and cons of different types of imaging systems available for monitoring AAA progress. (September 5, 2008)
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