Four Curated Events For Improved Vascular Outcomes
Join key opinion leaders and clinical experts to participate in lively, interactive presentations and discussions. You’ll not only improve your patient outcomes, but also gain the knowledge to help your practice thrive.
About the Endothelial Glycocalyx
Within the 60,000 miles of blood vessels in every human body, a structure invisible to the naked eye has widespread effects. The endothelial glycocalyx (EGX) is a micro-thin, gel-like lining that acts as gatekeeper, regulator, and much more for the blood vessels. The EGX is now recognized as a “novel biomarker” for vascular dysfunction.1
Renowned cardiologist Mark Houston, MD, introduces the EGX, and discusses its relationship to the endothelium, and the many roles the EGX plays in the human body.
Case Series: Plaque Regression
As a functional medicine practitioner, Kristine Burke, MD, serves many types of patients. She recently conducted a retrospective study to assess how EGX support changed plaque deposits and vascular age. She selected patients with stubborn plaque, which had been unresponsive to other interventions.
Hypoxia, Vascular Health, and COVID-19
Functional immunologist Dr. Sam Yanuck has recently turned his research attention to hypoxia and circulatory integrity for patients with vascular conditions. In the context of COVID-19, this is an essential shift in addressing systemic health.
The New Key to Vascular Health
As an internal medicine specialist, Dr. Rice's interests include nutrition based chronic disease management, thyroid management, longevity/precision medicine, and bioidentical hormone replacement therapy. In this presentation for A4M, Dr. Rice explores how the vascular system underpins all health, and how a new approach is necessary.
This year, with the support of Calroy Health Sciences, OvationLab conducted a large-scale survey into independent practices coping with the COVID-19 pandemic. Their findings include (but are not limited to):
- How root-cause medicine practitioners across disciplines and practice models have fared during 2020 – and how their experience has compared to conventional independent practices in the U.S.
- The significant connection between practice revenue models, patient engagement, and financial performance in 2020.
- The top practice modifications to consider based on the directions in which practitioners are steering their practices as they continue to adapt to the COVID Era and beyond.
