The Women in Cardiothoracic Surgery committee held a stimulating workshop at the 36th EACTS Annual Meeting – Embodied Leadership: The Hidden Dimension.
We’re excited to be extending the reach of the EACTS Academy by offering a number of courses in a new, hybrid format allowing delegates to participate regardless of location or circumstance.
Today, EJCTS has published the results of an independent review of the meta-analysis entitled, Radial artery versus saphenous vein versus right internal thoracic artery for coronary artery bypass grafting, that was originally published in EJCTS in June 2022.
We’re thrilled to announce ICVTS – the fully open access, online journal published by EACTS – will relaunch in January next year as the Interdisciplinary CardioVascular and Thoracic Surgery journal.
The 36th EACTS Annual Meeting kicked off yesterday with a captivating Techno-College demonstrating the latest innovations and techniques in cardiovascular and thoracic surgery.
This time next week the 36th EACTS Annual Meeting will be in full swing after kickstarting with two fascinating Techno-College programmes featuring technological innovations in cardiovascular and thoracic surgery.
The Francis Fontan Fund is expanding its Fellowship programme to offer new opportunities for members to learn new skills and techniques from experts in their field and become part of the global cardiothoracic community.