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Thoracic Surgery Residents Association

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Podcasts & Streaming Audio

Listen to presentations from the 2008 TSRA Luncheon held during the STS 44th Annual Meeting. You can listen as streaming audio or podcast.

(Streaming audio requires installing RealPlayer on your computer. Click here for the free download. To download as a Podcast, right click on the link, select 'Save Target As', and save the file to your default Podcast software.)

Dr. Robert Guyton - Dealing With Reality: How to Get Hired
Streaming Audio         Podcast

Dr. Mark Allen - What General Thoracic Surgeons are Looking for When Hiring
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Dr. Michael Mack - Make Yourself Marketable
Streaming Audio         Podcast

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In the News

New Study Shows Superiority of CABG over Drug-Eluting Stents
   ~ Robert Guyton, MD, Response to CABG vs. Drug-Eluting Stents NEJM Study and Wall Street Journal Article


Small Physician Group Seeks to Make Large Impact on Medicare Payments (TheHill.com, 7/10/07)


CABG Procedures to Rise in 2007 (MRG, 6/27/07)


In the Stent Era, Heart Bypasses Get a New Look (NY Times, 2/25/07) 


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The mission of the Thoracic Surgery Residents Association (TSRA) is to represent the interests of all residents training in cardiothoracic surgery. To that end, this organization was started by residents and continues to be managed autonomously by residents who are still in training programs. All current residents in training in cardiothoracic surgery are automatically granted membership in the TSRA.

TSRA Members

All cardiothoracic surgery residents are automatically granted TSRA membership. Also, all CT surgery residents are invited to become members of CTSNet. Visit ctsnet.org for more information.

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