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James Black, shown holding the branched surgical graft for thoracoabdominal aortic replacement. He says Johns Hopkins is among a handful of the nation’s medical centers that perform “root to boot” aortic replacement surgery for patients with complex aortic disease.
Aortic Replacement Brings Near-Zero Risk of Rupture
James Black explains how “root to boot” surgical graft leads to positive outcomes.
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The Aorta in 3-D: More Clarity and Accuracy
Elliot Fishman explains why 3-D imaging is especially advantageous for the spectrum of aortic disease.
The Next Chapters for Marfan Syndrome
Hal Dietz, a world authority on the connective tissue disease, offers hope for new treatments to slow aortic growth.
Getting to the Root of Aortic Disease While Sparing the Valve
Duke Cameron has made valve-saving procedures a mainstay of his practice.
Letting Kids with Aortic Disease ‘Be Kids’
Jennifer Pardo Habashi encourages young patients with aortic disease to lead normal lives with small modifications.
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