Episode 13 | The Latest Advances in Diagnosis and Prevention of Vascular Complications
Channel: The Texas Heart Institute
Date: 2020-02-05

THI Education Series Innovative Technologies & Techniques, Episode 13 

In this episode, Zvonimir Krajcer, MD and Mehdi Razavi MD discuss the latest advances in diagnosis and prevention of vascular complications.

The Texas Heart Institute (THI) is recognized internationally for research programs in cardiology, cardiovascular surgery, regenerative medicine, and endovascular interventions. Our physicians, surgeons, and scientists conduct research ranging from gene therapy, regenerative medicine, and minimally invasive surgical procedures to ventricular assist devices and artificial hearts.  THI provides a collection of online activities to further the education of physicians and other medical professionals beyond the walls of the institution on the most relevant topics in cardiovascular health and patient care. The Institute’s educational activities include postdoctoral and allied training programs, seminars, symposia, grand rounds, scientific publications, and public education outreach. (Texasheart.org)

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Educational content published by the Texas Heart Institute does not provide specific medical advice; rather, these resources provide users with information to better understand their health and their diagnosed disorders. Texas Heart Institute urges individuals to visit a qualified doctor for diagnosis and for specific medical advice.
 
Dr. Mehdi Razavi is a founder and board member of Saranas and an equity holder in the company. He holds no executive positions in Saranas. 

Dr. Mehdi Razavi is an inventor on a number of Saranas issued patents. 

Texas Heart Institute has licensed Intellectual Property to Saranas and retained a minority equity interest in the company.