Cardiac Surgery is a Specialty undergoing profound changes. Since its inception, innovation has been at the forefront of activities seeking for the best of the patients. The introduction of the heart-lung machine in clinical practice in the 1950s of the twentieth century allowed for the correction of intra- and extracardiac defects. The recent past two decades have seen the progressive incorporation of transcatheter therapies to treat a variety of heart defects. Multimodality imaging approach has become a fundamental tool in the pre- intra- and postoperative assessment of patients. The future in Cardiac Surgery contemplates redesigning training programs with the mandatory acquisition of catheter skills, the knowledge of the different imagin...
AbstractModern surgical treatment for aortic valve disease has undergone significant improvements in...
After 75 years of invasive and over 50 years of interventional cardiology, cardiac catheter-based pr...
Shruti Jayakumar of St George’s University Hospital in London, UK, interviews Martin Elliott of the ...
Cardiac Surgery is a Specialty undergoing profound changes. Since its inception, innovation has been...
Cardiac surgeons have been pioneers since the inception of this surgical field. Sixty years ago the ...
I wish to discuss mainly the recent advances in cardiac surgery; many operative techniques, although...
AbstractCardiac surgery has undergone dramatic advancements during the past 3 decades. The introduct...
While various minimally invasive techniques have been established in many other surgical specialitie...
Cardiac surgery is a relatively new speciality which has burgeoned from its nascent state in the 196...
The treatment of cardiovascular diseases has recently experienced major changes, with the introducti...
From the first case of primitive cardiac surgery (CS), treatment of stab wound of the heart (Dr. Dan...
Abstract—New surgical procedures, imaging modalities, and medical devices have improved therapy for ...
SummaryCardiopulmonary bypass surgery was invented in 1953. Since then, cardiac surgery has had a pr...
Leanne Harling of Imperial College in London, UK, interviews John McKenna of Edinburgh, UK, about hi...
The transcatheter approach is gaining popularity for many cardiac procedures that have previously be...
AbstractModern surgical treatment for aortic valve disease has undergone significant improvements in...
After 75 years of invasive and over 50 years of interventional cardiology, cardiac catheter-based pr...
Shruti Jayakumar of St George’s University Hospital in London, UK, interviews Martin Elliott of the ...
Cardiac Surgery is a Specialty undergoing profound changes. Since its inception, innovation has been...
Cardiac surgeons have been pioneers since the inception of this surgical field. Sixty years ago the ...
I wish to discuss mainly the recent advances in cardiac surgery; many operative techniques, although...
AbstractCardiac surgery has undergone dramatic advancements during the past 3 decades. The introduct...
While various minimally invasive techniques have been established in many other surgical specialitie...
Cardiac surgery is a relatively new speciality which has burgeoned from its nascent state in the 196...
The treatment of cardiovascular diseases has recently experienced major changes, with the introducti...
From the first case of primitive cardiac surgery (CS), treatment of stab wound of the heart (Dr. Dan...
Abstract—New surgical procedures, imaging modalities, and medical devices have improved therapy for ...
SummaryCardiopulmonary bypass surgery was invented in 1953. Since then, cardiac surgery has had a pr...
Leanne Harling of Imperial College in London, UK, interviews John McKenna of Edinburgh, UK, about hi...
The transcatheter approach is gaining popularity for many cardiac procedures that have previously be...
AbstractModern surgical treatment for aortic valve disease has undergone significant improvements in...
After 75 years of invasive and over 50 years of interventional cardiology, cardiac catheter-based pr...
Shruti Jayakumar of St George’s University Hospital in London, UK, interviews Martin Elliott of the ...