From the Journals
Nearly one-quarter of presurgery patients already using opioids
Surgical patients should be asked about their opioid use and pain history.
Conference Coverage
How to identify DVT faster in pediatric osteomyelitis
MALMO, SWEDEN – Recognition of key risk factors warrants early screening ultrasound.
Conference Coverage
Trial data suggest beneficial class effects of SGLT2 inhibitors, including dapagliflozin
ORLANDO – Data from EXSCEL placebo group subjects show beneficial class effects of SGLT2 inhibitors, including dapagliflozin, on MACE, ACM, and...
News from the SVS
Registration Open for SVS Coding Course
News from the SVS
Travel Award Deadline is Aug. 15
News from the SVS
International Scholars Program Applications Due Aug. 2
Feature
Sweeping reductions to documentation included in Medicare fee schedule proposal
E&M changes alone could save you 51 hours a year, CMS officials estimate.
News
USPSTF: Insufficient evidence for ABI screening in asymptomatic adults
Evidence is lacking even in high-risk patients.
Feature
What might Kavanaugh confirmation mean for ACA, abortion access?
Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh was nominated to the Supreme Court by President Trump on July 9.
Conference Coverage
CANVAS data: Canagliflozin generally well tolerated up to 6.5 years
The longest-term safety data to date show that canagliflozin is generally well tolerated for up to 6.5 years in patients with T2DM and high CV...
Conference Coverage
ACR and EULAR to review new criteria for classifying vasculitis
News
CMS holds ACA risk adjustment payments following legal ruling
The CMS filed a motion to reconsider following the New Mexico verdict, a hearing of which was held June 21.
News from the SVS
Register Today for UCLA / SVS Review Course
News from the SVS
Submit Comments on VTE Guidelines by July 25
Feature
Despite U.S. court’s ruling, Medicaid work requirements advance in other states
The fallout from the federal court ruling June 29 that struck down the Medicaid work requirement in Kentucky was swift.
Conference Coverage
Study questions canagliflozin amputation risk, but concerns remain
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From the Journals
New look at ATLAS suggests rivaroxaban may still have role in ACS
A reanalysis of the ATLAS ACS 2-TIMI 51 trial separated fatal and nonfatal events.
Conference Coverage
TAVR-related stroke risk unrelated to anatomy
PARIS – “Cerebroembolic protection is like a seat belt: You should wear it. All patients should wear it.” – Saibal Kar, MD.
Vascular Annual Meeting
New Survey on Burnout Coming to Members
It is the second survey the task force has distributed, all aimed at ascertaining burnout and wellness statistics from SVS members.
Vascular Annual Meeting
Welcoming a New President, Presenting Awards
Award winners included the first recipients of the new SVS Foundation Community Awareness and Prevention Project Practice Grant.
Residents' News
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Vascular: The Final Frontier - Pushing vascular science where no science has gone before -
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Letters to the Editor: 'Endo hubris' - We got letters -
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