In this issue, read about using advanced imaging to diagnose CAD in women, STS member job changes, parent-child duos accomplishing remarkable things in cardiothoracic surgery, the first several months of progress with the Annals new Editor-in-Chief, and the introduction of the Douglas Mathisen Traveling Fellowship in General Thoracic Surgery. Also, don't miss the recap of the first in-person Advocacy Conference in 3 years.
Imaging Tools Underscore How CAD Looks Different in Women
Coronary artery disease goes beyond vessel obstruction, especially in female patients—and clinicians should take advantage of tools like advanced imaging to see past anatomic walls.
Member News: Fall 2022
Find the latest updates on STS member job changes, promotions, and accomplishments for Drs. Natalie Lui, Jason Han, Richard Thompson, Steven Hoff, Matthew Steliga, Tsuyoshi Kaneko, and Luis Argote-Greene.
The Annals Is Wasting No Time to ‘Develop Content Our Readers Want’
Just 10 months ago, Dr. Joanna Chikwe took over as Editor-in-Chief of The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, and already, the new leadership and ambitious agenda are paying off.
President's Column: Our Response to the Noise
In his latest President's Column, Dr. John Calhoon shares his thoughts on what to expect as the specialty emerges from the pandemic. He also reflects on "how fortunate we are to be cardiothoracic surgeons."
The Resilient Surgeon Podcast Returns for Season 2
The highly anticipated new season of The Resilient Surgeon is underway, featuring game changers in the high-performance and wellness space.
Generations of CT Surgeons Embody Continuity, Evolution of the Specialty
Whether they were called to the specialty by heritage or by destiny, these parent-child duos represent the evolving arena of cardiothoracic surgery in real time.
Health Policy Scholar Has Vision for Lung Health in Pacific Islands
Thoracic surgeon Dr. Taryne Imai—the recipient of the 2022 STS/ACS Health Policy Scholarship—took the next step in realizing her vision to elevate thoracic oncology care in her native Hawaii and the entire Pacific Basin.
CT Surgery Giant Inspires New Award
In recognition of his dedication to the specialty and its future, Dr. Doug Mathisen recently was honored with a fellowship award in his name—the TSF/STS Douglas Mathisen Traveling Fellowship in General Thoracic Surgery.
Washington Scene: Medicare Reimbursement, Physician Shortage, Claims Data Are Front and Center during Advocacy Conference
More than 50 cardiothoracic surgeons, residents, and medical students participated in the Society’s Advocacy Conference, meeting with lawmakers to discuss several key issues of critical importance to STS members and their patients.
News Briefs: Fall 2022
Read about STS 2023, the new Extraordinary Women Award, what happened at the Critical Care Conference, a blog for trainees, the latest webinar on sudden cardiac arrest, and more.
