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Have you enrolled in C-TRACT? C-TRACT study, led by Suresh Vedantham, MD, FSIR, is still seeking adult patients experiencing post-thrombotic syndrome to participate in a clinical study designed to evaluate whether endovascular therapy procedures improve quality of life for people with long-term complications of deep vein thrombosis (DVT).
Researchers are seeking patents with moderate to severe PTS to participate. All participants will receive close monitoring and state-of-the-art treatment.
To learn more about C-TRACT or to determine if a patient qualifies, visit the C-TRACT website, or contact the clinical trial manager by email at
CTRACT@wustl.edu.
Curious about C-TRACT? Check out previous IRQ content to learn more. 3 Qs to qualify: C-TRACT Trial still enrolling
The future of deep venous care: Iliac-obstructive post-thrombotic syndrome and the C-TRACT Trial Doing the right thing for patients with DVT: An update on the C-TRACT Trial
The Kinked Wire Episode 5: The potential of C-TRACT to help PTS patients Guests: Suresh Vedantham and Mary Costantino C-TRACT Trial—Protocol Synopsis
Who will be the 2023 Women in IR Chamption
Award recipient? Nominations for the 2023 Women in IR Champion Award are now open! The Women in IR Champion Award was established in 2020 and is presented to recognize an individual who has consistently made a significant contribution to the advancement of women in IR, such as in sponsorship, mentorship, teaching, promotion, advocacy and recruitment. Nominees must be actively practicing and a member of SIR for at least 10 years post training. In addition to the completed nomination form and a current curriculum vitae of the nominee, two letters of support are required.
Learn more and nominate someone at
tfaforms.com/4749355. Nominations for the 2023 Women in IR Champion Award are due Nov. 15. If you miss the deadline, be sure to start thinking of your nominations for 2024.
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