SIU Vascular Surgery is known nationally and internationally for its cutting-edge treatment of diseases of the arteries and veins throughout the body to prevent stroke, death, limb loss, and disability. The members of the Division of Vascular Surgery are SIU’s only surgeons who are Board-Certified to treat vascular disease and the only SIU surgeons treating vascular disease who can offer both traditional surgical repair and minimally-invasive treatment of aortic aneurysms, carotid artery disease, peripheral vascular disease, varicose veins, and dialysis access. This distinction allows us to

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Title: Number: 80073 Course Type: Traditional Description: The student will spend time with the trauma / surgical critical care team, consisting of the attending, residents, and all other personnel, on daily rounds. The student will attend all events and activities that are required of an intern: taking call as scheduled, performing procedures under the guidance of a senior resident, managing patients of his/her own, which includes but is not limited to managing medications, ventilation settings, surgical procedures, etc. The student will write daily notes and be the primary care provider for

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Award goals and scope The primary objective of the Concept Development Award (CDA) is to stimulate interest in and involvement with technology development and the technology transfer process at SIU. Another Objective is to assist in moving technologies into the market to improve the public's health and welfare. Commercial development of SIU technologies will help promote the economic welfare of the University and the surrounding community by encouraging industry investment. The award is primarily intended for patentable inventions or discoveries, but can also apply to trade secrets and

Intellectual property (IP) protects all forms of innovative works, such as inventions, processes, materials, improvements to existing technology, software, and creative and artistic works. Some forms of IP include patents, copyrights, and trademarks. IP provides the seeds for future economic growth and community prosperity. Therefore, SIU Medicine seeks to cultivate entrepreneurship and innovation. Commercialization of SIU Medicine IP for public use and benefit brings the benefits of discovery to the world. The SIU System-wide Office of Technology Management and Industry Relations (OTMIR)