Role of Negative Pressure Therapy in Refractory Venous Ulcer. Prof Sherif Sultan скачать в хорошем качестве

Role of Negative Pressure Therapy in Refractory Venous Ulcer. Prof Sherif Sultan

Prof Sherif Sultan MB BCh MCh MD FRCSI DEVS FISVS FASA DMD FRCS/Vasc EBQS/Vasc FAARM FACS FEVBS PhD Professor of Vascular & Endovascular Surgery National University of Ireland Chief of Vascular & Endovascular Surgery at The Galway Clinic Chairman of Western Vascular Institute President of International Society for Vascular Surgery University Hospital Galway NUIG & The Galway Clinic RCSI Prof Sherif Sultan has more than three decades of vascular and endovascular surgery experience and a strong international reputation as one of the pioneers of open and minimally invasive vascular and endovascular techniques. Prof Sultan is the senior vascular surgeon at the Soalta hospital group of the National Health Service Executive in Ireland. This Soalta hospital group comprises seven hospitals and cares for a population of more than one million people. Prof Sultan heads a team of dedicated vascular and endovascular specialists focus on the prevention of cardiovascular morbidity and mortality. He specializes in stroke prevention with one-day surgery for carotid artery intervention; endovascular, open, and hybrid management of thoracic and abdominal aortic aneurysm, dissection, and lower limb revascularization. Prof Sultan has pioneered techniques that manage complex aortic pathology, visceral and mesenteric revascularization, triple neuroprotection for stroke in evolution, salvage critical ischaemic limbs, and wound care management for refractory chronic venous ulcers with hyperbaric medicine. In addition, he performs keyhole surgery for varicose veins as 4-hour admission. Prof Sherif Sultan leads a world-class research team of Ph.D. students, post-doctoral researchers, and fellows at the Western Vascular Institute, National University of Ireland Galway, and Galway Mayo Institute of technology. He has secured millions in research funding including grants from the European Commission, Irish Research Council, Health Research Board, Science Foundation Ireland, and industry