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Volume 15 - Issue 5 - May, 2007

06/19/2008
The 2007 Consistency, Accuracy, Responsibility and Excellence in Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy bill, or CARE bill, was introduced in the U.S. Senate by Sen. Michael Enzi, R-Wyo., and Sen. Ted Kennedy, D-Mass., on March 30. The bill...
The 2007 Consistency, Accuracy, Responsibility and Excellence in Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy bill, or CARE bill, was introduced in the U.S. Senate by Sen. Michael Enzi, R-Wyo., and Sen. Ted Kennedy, D-Mass., on March 30. The bill...
The 2007 Consistency, Accuracy,...
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Cath Lab Digest
06/19/2008
Shirly Dawson Coffey, CVT, Oregon Heart and Vascular Institute, Eugene, Oregon
Shirly Dawson Coffey, CVT, Oregon Hea...
How can a perfectly healthy woman wind up in a cath lab in the middle of the night? Case study: A 52-year-old woman with no cardiac history, non-smoker, non-diabetic, some family history, height and weight appropriate and physically...
How can a perfectly healthy woman wind up in a cath lab in the middle of the night? Case study: A 52-year-old woman with no cardiac history, non-smoker, non-diabetic, some family history, height and weight appropriate and physically...
How can a perfectly healthy...
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Cath Lab Digest
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RCIS Cruise Review. Enjoy a group cruise discount with the Emerald Coast Chapter. Let Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) cook your Thanksgiving dinner while we help you prepare for the RCIS test. The Emerald Coast Chapter of the SICP is inviting...
RCIS Cruise Review. Enjoy a group cruise discount with the Emerald Coast Chapter. Let Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) cook your Thanksgiving dinner while we help you prepare for the RCIS test. The Emerald Coast Chapter of the SICP is inviting...
RCIS Cruise Review. Enjoy a...
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Cath Lab Digest
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John Florio, Executive Director, Cardiovascular Services, The University of Kansas Hospital, Kansas City, Kansas; President, ACVP
John Florio, Executive Director, Car...
In 1978, Dr. Gruentzig performed the first PTCA cases in the United States with Dr. Richard Myler in San Francisco and Dr. Simon Stertzer in New York. If you currently work in a cath lab, chances are you have heard of Dr. Gruentzig, who...
In 1978, Dr. Gruentzig performed the first PTCA cases in the United States with Dr. Richard Myler in San Francisco and Dr. Simon Stertzer in New York. If you currently work in a cath lab, chances are you have heard of Dr. Gruentzig, who...
In 1978, Dr. Gruentzig performed...
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Cath Lab Digest
Industry Insider
06/19/2008
Spectranetics Announces Commercial Availability of Turbo Elite Product Line Spectranetics Corporation announced the commercial availability of the Turbo elite product line for excimer laser ablation to treat peripheral artery disease (PAD)....
Spectranetics Announces Commercial Availability of Turbo Elite Product Line Spectranetics Corporation announced the commercial availability of the Turbo elite product line for excimer laser ablation to treat peripheral artery disease (PAD)....
Spectranetics Announces...
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Cath Lab Digest
Feature
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Questions are answered by: Todd Ginapp, EMT-P, RCIS, FSICP Todd is the Cardiology Manager for Memorial Hermann Southeast in Houston, Texas. He also teaches an online RCIS Review course for Spokane Community College, in Spokane, Washington, and regularly presents with RCIS Review Courses.
Questions are answered by: Todd Gina...
Yes, they often do. We'll try to explain why, briefly. A detailed explanation of the ECG identification of what is non-compensatory versus compensatory can be complex and is beyond the scope of this article. We would like to know whether...
Yes, they often do. We'll try to explain why, briefly. A detailed explanation of the ECG identification of what is non-compensatory versus compensatory can be complex and is beyond the scope of this article. We would like to know whether...
Yes, they often do. We'll try to...
06/19/2008
Cath Lab Digest
06/19/2008
Questions are answered by: Todd Ginapp, EMT-P, RCIS, FSICP Todd is the Cardiology Manager for Memorial Hermann Southeast in Houston, Texas. He also teaches an online RCIS Review course for Spokane Community College, in Spokane, Washington, and regularly presents with RCIS Review Courses.
Questions are answered by: Todd Gina...
Yes, they often do. We'll try to explain why, briefly. A detailed explanation of the ECG identification of what is non-compensatory versus compensatory can be complex and is beyond the scope of this article. We would like to know whether...
Yes, they often do. We'll try to explain why, briefly. A detailed explanation of the ECG identification of what is non-compensatory versus compensatory can be complex and is beyond the scope of this article. We would like to know whether...
Yes, they often do. We'll try to...
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Cath Lab Digest
06/19/2008
St. Cloud, Minnesota
St. Cloud, Minnesota
Why did you choose to work in the invasive cardiology field? I had previously worked in respiratory therapy and this stimulated my interest. Can you describe your role in the CV lab? I do not presently work in the cath lab, but I am...
Why did you choose to work in the invasive cardiology field? I had previously worked in respiratory therapy and this stimulated my interest. Can you describe your role in the CV lab? I do not presently work in the cath lab, but I am...
Why did you choose to work in...
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Cath Lab Digest
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Cath Lab Digest talks with interventional cardiologist Dr. Gregory Dehmer, President, Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions, Professor of Medicine, Texas A & M University Health Science Center College of Medicine, Director, Cardiology Division, Scott & White Clinic, Temple, Texas
Cath Lab Digest talks with interventi...
Do you think drug-eluting stents (DES) would have made a major difference? No, not a major difference. Everything always tends to balance out. Obviously, everyone is well aware of the recent concerns about late and very late stent thrombosis...
Do you think drug-eluting stents (DES) would have made a major difference? No, not a major difference. Everything always tends to balance out. Obviously, everyone is well aware of the recent concerns about late and very late stent thrombosis...
Do you think drug-eluting stents...
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Cath Lab Digest
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Dr. James M. Ritter
Dr. James M. Ritter
The field of interventional cardiology has drastically evolved over the past 30 years. Where have you seen the most evolution? From my standpoint, the evolution from angioplasty to stenting has had the most impact on the field of...
The field of interventional cardiology has drastically evolved over the past 30 years. Where have you seen the most evolution? From my standpoint, the evolution from angioplasty to stenting has had the most impact on the field of...
The field of interventional...
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Cath Lab Digest

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