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TSDA General Session
January 2012
Jorge Salazar John Doty
George Arnaoutakis
New talks: more than 80 in past year
International ‘expansion’ Australia, Canada, Israel, India …
New approaches: PDF’s of PowerPoint talks adding critical care readings adding readings in ethics link to TSRA review book support of Ed Verrier and JCTSE
Larry Kaiser’s comments on Duane Davis’s chapter…
“Dr. Jeff Gold presents a superb overview of the neurologic considerations and sequelae of cardiac surgery. He provides a thoughtful distillation of the important concepts. Some of the information may be updated as noted in the following…”
Invited commentary by Jim Fann
Subcommittees
Thoracic Cardiac
Transplant Critical care Congenital
Thoracic group Dan Miller Brendon Stiles Chris Lau Dan Raymond Chad Denlinger Traves Crabtree Steve Yang Ara Vaporycian Rob Shen Tom Watson
Cardiac group Rick Lee Jen Walker Seenu Reddy Vinod Thourani Dan Meldrum Rakesh Suri Jim Fann Craig Baker Brett Reece Mark Russo
Transplant: Robin Pierson (Chair of ASTS Thoracic Committee)
Chuck Hoopes, University of Kentucky Cardiac Transplantation I & II
University of Maryland
Congenital Hal Walters and henchmen: basics collaboration with Carl Backer: advanced
Critical Care Glenn Whitman, Johns Hopkins Aaron Cheng, U. Washington
www. tsda.org
searching for specific talks
Critical Care Reading
Medical and Surgical Treatment of Acute Right Ventricular Failure
by Lahm , McCaslin, Wozniak, Ghumman, Fadl, Obeidat, Schwab, Meldrum. University of Indiana
Journal of the American College of Cardiology, 2010; 56:1435-1346. (This review summarizes the general measures, ventilation strategies, vasoactive substances, and surgical as well as mechanical approaches that are currently used or actively investigated in the treatment of the acutely failing RV.)
“…found a simple patch for older talks. Works with Vista and Windows 7. Literally takes 5 seconds and it’s free!”
Craig Baker, USC
Web Brain… ……. Craig Baker
Searching for free content: working with LWW: * 7th edition of Shields * Mastery of Cardiothoracic Surgery working with McGraw Hill: * The Johns Hopkins Manual
With help from LoCicero, Reed, and Feins…
One of the few texts that covers all aspects of our discipline…
With help from David Yuh and Bill Baumgartner……
“I’ve been given permission to use some of the chapters from our Current Therapy book for the TSDA curriculum when the book is available.” Steve Yang, January 2012
Dr. Little and Dr. Merrill have agreed to work with their publisher to help us gain access to portions of this excellent text, as well.
Suggestions for optimal use Google mail: searchable weekly conferences conversations, questions, formal review institution specific approaches
What do we need? more new talks short, written commentary classic articles or chapters help with increasing accessibility more free content get more folks to sign up
Talks Needed
many needed
many authors have agreed to create the
talks…
• The JCTSE staff is working on the curriculum • Received commitments for > 80 new talks • Soliciting help from junior faculty • Darcy Sengewald is tech resource • Working also on basic lectures for I-6 residents • Retrieving older lectures from Amadeus • Working on courses in tracheal and aortic surgery
Here are the names of some who’ve agreed to create talks but haven’t yet done so… ******* ******* *******
Recording Instructions for TSDA Education Universe Presentations
instructions on the TSDA web site. 20 minute talks. Do as many as needed. anyone can do them. advertise yourself and your institution.
TSDA Talk Instructions (Citation vs. Permission) Copyrighted material has to be either cited or used with the permission of the copyright owner. Illustrations and large amounts of text require permission. Citations may be used for quotes, data, statistics, and paraphrasing. Authors are responsible for either citing information or obtaining permission depending on the length of copy, data, statistics or illustration. The TSDA does not claim copyright ownership over any of the lectures/talks it posts. Furthermore, the TSDA cannot request permission, or research or provide citations on behalf of authors.
Hi Dr. Walters, I hope you're well. I have received word from Elsevier's legal team that they are working on the draft permission agreement for TSDA. There is a question regarding the delivery format of the content requested. Would it be delivered as online-only, on CDs/DVDs, and/or print-only? Please let me know as soon as you can. Thanks! Nicole Nicole Baritot Associate Managing Editor AATS Scientific Publications
A Modest Proposal
What if every thoracic resident produced just one talk during their residency?? We’d have about 100 new talks a year from this source alone.
Surely you can convince some of your protégés to work on a talk or two…
What’s in it for you? * academic hay What’s in it for your program? * advertising for applicants
Some examples of excellent, recently posted new talks…
Pancoast Tumors
Cameron Wright, M.D.
December 2011
Division of Thoracic Surgery
Massachusetts General Hospital
MRI Thoracic Spine Protocol
Anterior Approach-Transmanubrial
Grunenwald D. et al., Ann Thorac Surg
1997;63:563-6. (Figs 2-4)
Anterior Approach for Subclavian Artery Resection
Management of Postoperative
Coagulopathy: Part 1 Jerrold H. Levy, MD, FAHA
Professor of Anesthesiology
Deputy Chair for Research
Emory University School of Medicine
Cardiothoracic Anesthesiology and Critical Care
Emory Healthcare
Atlanta, Georgia
CLOT FORMATION
Fibrin
Red Blood Cell
Platelet
Introduction to Lung Transplant
TSDA Curriculum Talk
Victor van Berkel, MD, PhD
Surgical Director, Lung Transplant Program
University of Louisville
12/30/2011
Lung Transplant - History
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www.ishlt.org/registries/slides.asp
Pulmonary Metastasectomy
Leah M. Backhus, MD
University of Washington
December 21, 2011
Outline
• Surgical indications
• Pre-operative preparation
• Technical considerations
• Outcomes
• Recurrence
Surgical Outcomes:IRLM
• Launched 1990
• 5290 patients (1991-1995)
• 18 centers (Europe and North America)
• Goals:
- Set up a database
- Facilitate exchange of information
- Define prognostic factors
- Propose a novel staging system
LONG-TERM RESULTS OF LUNG METASTASECTOMY: PROGNOSTIC
ANALYSES BASED ON 5206 CASES The International Registry of Lung Metastases
Ugo Pastorino, MD, Marc Buyse, ScD, Godehard Friedel, MD, Robert J. Ginsberg, MD, Philippe Girard, MD, Peter
Goldstraw, MD, Michael Johnston, MD, Patricia McCormack, MD, Harvey Pass, MD, Joe B. Putnam, Jr., MD
J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg 1997;113:37-49
Amadeus turned over all our old content. Will allow review, conversion, editing, etc….
tsda@tsda.org
SESATS questions… iPhone app already available (VIII)
Looking at more options…
Bill Baumgartner Jeff Gold Richard Shemin Larry Kaiser Dave Fullerton John Calhoon Irv Kron Curt Tribble David Campbell Ed Verrier Mark Orringer
iPhone / iPad advisors Tom Nguyen Ed Bender
Working with ABTS to gain access to SESATS VII and VIII
Ed Bender. Cape Giradeau, MO
E-book of curriculum??
More APPS from Ed Bender
How the review process works 3 month ‘look ahead’ ‘keep, needs commentary, or new talk needed’ are the readings appropriate? reviewers plus original authors
International Network of Young Cardiothoracic Surgeons
(iNYCTS)
https://www.facebook.com/iNYCTS
http://www.surgytec.com/videos/organ/thorax
141 videos found in: thorax pages: 1 - 10
Over 80 new talks listed in the New Talks section
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