Title: “Case studies in surgical innovation: a military-focused history and contemporary framework”

Learning Objectives
Upon conclusion of this activity, participants should be able to:

1. Identify and translate key features of research, development and innovation in the vascular and endovascular space and provide case studies of product development
2. Summarize the role of military surgery in the history of vascular surgery innovation and provide current examples of the translation of wartime data to advances in civilian care
3. Diagram the paths and pitfalls of regulatory approval and clinical adoption of newly developed vascular innovations as a means to spur new ideas and provide a framework for future research and development

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TRANSCRIPT
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