Hal Whitworth

Commentary

IAGS 2002 Proceedings: Resolving Existing Restenosis (Part I of II)

08/01/2008

Hall Whitworth: We have performed about 350 cases at our center and it has evolved somewhat over the last couple of years. Initially, we used the CheckMate system because of its greater length. The pullback and stepping techniques have...

Hall Whitworth: We have...

08/01/2008

Journal of Invasive Cardiology

Commentary

IAGS 2002 Proceedings: Resolving Existing Restenosis (Part II of II)

08/01/2008

Luis de la Fuente ;

Hal Whitworth ;

James P. Zidar , MD;

Stefan Beyer-Enke ;

Peter Gonschior , MD;

Hall Whitworth: There is another subset of patients who will be asking for these new drug-coated stents: those with long, diffuse distal disease. We may decide to treat such patients medically, but they too will be clamoring for the new...

Hall Whitworth: There is another...

08/01/2008

Journal of Invasive Cardiology

Feature

IAGS Proceedings - <br />
Troubling Lesion Subsets: Bifurcation Disease

08/01/2008

Brian O'Murchu , MD;

Howard A. Cohen , MD;

Hal Whitworth ;

Jeffrey Werner , MD;

Michael Cowley , MD;

Alfredo E. Rodriguez , MD, PhD;

James P. Zidar , MD;

Raoul Bonan , MD;

Kirk N. Garratt , MD, MSc;

Max Amor , MD;

Tom J. Linnemeier , MD;

Christopher U. Cates , MD;

Moderator: Kirk Garratt Panel Members: Tom Linnemeier, Brian O’Murchu, Jeffrey Werner Tom Linnemeier: The best treatment option today for a true LAD diagonal bifurcation lesion is to place a stent in the LAD and dilate through the...

Moderator: Kirk Garratt Panel...

08/01/2008

Journal of Invasive Cardiology

Commentary

Resolving Existing Restenosis

08/01/2008

James P. Zidar , MD;

Stefan Beyer-Enke ;

Peter Gonschior , MD;

Luis de la Fuente ;

Hal Whitworth ;

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