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Furthering the education and exchange of information within the peripheral vascular disease interventional cardiology community

The latest in news, publications, and educational offerings addressing peripheral artery disease, chronic limb-threatening ischemia, deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, carotid disease intervention, and more.

Check in for monthly updates including new challenging cases, journal scans, and upcoming events. 


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From Clinical Practice

Read the March QI Tip—Strategies for Cost-Effective Care in the Cath Lab

In this Tip of the Month, we focus on strategies that may help improve cost-effectiveness in the cath lab while maintaining high-quality patient care and improving patient satisfaction.

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JSCAI

From Publications

Home to all SCAI's clinical guidelines, expert consensus documents, and position statements, JSCAI is your essential resource for advancing interventional practice.

JSCAI publishes the latest clinical research, first-in-human studies, and other original research on interventional therapies, diagnostic modalities, and innovations in treating vascular disease.

The JSCAI Peripheral Collection of recently published articles addresses peripheral artery disease, chronic limb-threatening ischemia, deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, and more.

Submit a Challenging Case or Cardio Quiz

From Clinical Practice

In clinical practice, decisions are not always clear-cut. Sharing your challenging case as a recording or cardio quiz helps other practitioners develop their critical thinking skills and keep up-to-date. 

Find out more about the processes to follow to ensure that your case or quiz submission is successful. 

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COVID-19 Resource Center

From Publications

Including the latest news and resources curated by SCAI and details of the NACMI Registry. 

Vascular Disease Council

From Leadership

Representing the interests of fellow members and patients, SCAI's councils are responsible for developing the strategy that drives the Society's programs. 

They are an opportunity to get more involved in SCAI's work, continue your professional development and network. 

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