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    ESCVS EEET 3rd Edition

    Genoa, 29/05/2024 We are thrilled to announce the launch of the third edition of the Exchange Program (EP) of the European Society for CardioVascular Surgery (ESCVS) and the Chair for Education, European Exchange, and Trainee Program (EEET)! Following the success…

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    ESCVS EEET 2nd Edition

    The European Society for CardioVascular Surgery (ESCVS) and the Chair for Education, European Exchange, and Trainee Program (EEET) are pleased to announce the second edition of their Exchange Program (EP) for the year 2023. By facilitating educational and scientific EPs…

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    The first Exchange Program (EP)

    The European Society for CardioVascular Surgery (ESCVS) and the Chair for Education, European Exchange, and Trainee Program (EEET) have the pleasure and honor to present their very first Exchange Program (EP).

    The aims of the EP are the creation of a high-valuable network of CardioVascular residents and specialists and to facilitate educational and scientific EPs between clinics and departments within geographical Europe. For these reasons, the ESCVS offers its members the opportunity to attend a 1-month period in a cardiac or vascular department abroad, shadowing high-expertise surgeon in high-volume centers that were selected for their impeccable quality for both clinical and surgical expertise. The EP will be recognized with an official certificate which will be given at the end of the stay and prior completion of the dedicated activity journal.

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    The Journal of Cardiovascular Surgery 2021 December;62(6)

    EDITORIAL COVID OUTBREAK AND VASCULAR DISEASES.  Free access. The Journal of Cardiovascular Surgery 2021 December;62(6):525-6 COVID-19 outbreak and vascular surgery treatments: experiences, evidence, perspective Santi TRIMARCHI *, Gabriele PIFFARETTI  REVIEW COVID OUTBREAK AND VASCULAR DISEASES.  Free access. The Journal of Cardiovascular Surgery…

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    New first online version of papers at Edizioni Minerva Medica

    The Journal of Cardiovascular Surgery 2021 Sep 30 COVID-19 outbreak and vascular surgery treatments: experiences, evidences, perspective Santi TRIMARCHI *, Gabriele PIFFARETTI   .   . The Journal of Cardiovascular Surgery 2021 Sep 30 Beyond vascular surgery: a general overview from the…

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    The Journal of Cardiovascular Surgery 2021 February;62(1)

    EDITORIAL CURRENT RESULTS OF OPEN AND MINIMALLY INVASIVE AORTIC VALVE REPAIR. FREE. The Journal of Cardiovascular Surgery 2021 February;62(1):1-2 Open and minimally invasive aortic valve repair: a tailored surgical approach Davide PACINI *, Giacomo MURANA REVIEW CURRENT RESULTS OF OPEN…

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    The first virtual Winter School

    During these difficult times, the Junior Committee of the ESCVS organized the first virtual Winter School on the Aortic Arch Pathologies, proving once more that the need of knowledge and communication could never be hampered. Young cardiac and vascular surgeons…

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    The Journal of Cardiovascular Surgery 2020 October;61(5)

    EDITORIAL NEWEST EVIDENCE IN BIOMATERIALS FOR AORTIC AND VALVE GRAFTS.  FREE. The Journal of Cardiovascular Surgery 2020 October;61(5):525-7 Valves and pipes in the cardiovascular system. Where are we going Nabil CHAKFÉ *, Philippe BILLAUD, Anne LEJAY, Frédéric HEIM  REVIEW NEWEST…

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    The Journal of Cardiovascular Surgery 2020 June;61(3)

    EDITORIAL  LIMITED VERSUS EXTENDED REPAIR FOR ACUTE TYPE A DISSECTION The Journal of Cardiovascular Surgery 2020 June;61(3):265-7 Time for synchronizing international efforts to jointly develop a consensus and strategy for treatment variations in acute type A aortic dissection Heinz JAKOB *…

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