AATS and AmSECT to Collaborate at Centennial
This year’s American Association of Thoracic Surgery meeting is unique in two ways: First, it is the Centennial celebration of the society. Second, this year is the first year that the society is teaming up with the American Society of Extracorporeal Technology (AmSECT) to deliver information to attendees and bring together surgeons and profusionists to learn from one another. The AATS and AmSECT believe closer collaboration between those in the operating room will deliver better outcomes.
Modern thoracic surgery is team-based and interdisciplinary, and MED Alliance Solutions’ operations are the same. We are proud to work alongside and support our vendors, including Redax, Surge Cardiovascular, and Delacroix-Chevalier, who are all exhibiting at the AATS Centennial. Throughout the entire sales process, we make sure our vendors have the assistance they need, while they ensure their products continue to exceed expectations of surgeons and support staff alike.
To view Surge Cardiovascular’s full product line and Delacroix-Chevalier’s variety of instruments, stop by booth 614. To learn more about Redax’s chest tubes and drains visit booth 821.
MED Alliance Solutions, LLC is an ISO 13485 certified medical device distributor with more than 350 years of combined medical device sales and distribution experience. Dedicated to meeting the needs of its clinical customers and manufacturing partners, MED Alliance offers cost effective, customized sales, logistics, and distribution solutions.
If you are unable to attend the conference and would like to learn more about the quality medical devices offered through MED Alliance, email [email protected] or call 888-891-1200 to be connected to the appropriate representative.
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