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Revising Carotid Duplex Criteria Helped Identify More Treatable Asymptomatic Stenosis

Lower threshold expanded revascularization candidacy without raising early complication rates

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It’s Time for the EVAR Community to Retire the Term ‘Endoleak’

‘Sac flow’ is more precise and will ease unfounded patient concerns, experts argue

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Dual-Neuroprotection TCAR Approach Shows Strong Safety in PERFORMANCE III Trial

First-ever transcarotid artery revascularization trial with no strokes or device-related deaths

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Peripheral Artery Disease: Latest Guideline Recommendations and More (Podcast)

3 specialists share multidisciplinary perspectives on a widely impactful cardiovascular condition

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Support for Femoral Vein as Favored Conduit in Superior Vena Cava Reconstruction

Cleveland Clinic report shares details and outcomes of novel technique for open repair

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Open Aortic Aneurysm Repair in Women: Retroperitoneal Vs. Transperitoneal Approach

Study finds comparable midterm safety outcomes, suggesting anatomy and surgeon preference should drive choice

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Expertise In Open AAA Repair Remains Relevant and Necessary in the Endovascular Era

Recent Cleveland Clinic experience reveals hundreds of cases with anatomic constraints to FEVAR

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Percutaneous Arterial Bypass for Long Fem-Pop Lesions: Uses Expand as Experience Mounts

Early learnings on use of the minimally invasive alternative to surgical bypass

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