| Vascular Reconstructive Surgery |
 Â When vascular reconstructions are complicated by infection when the patient's own vasculature cannot be used, CryoLife provides the logical treatment option. Since 1986, CryoLife cryopreserved vascular allografts have saved the lives and limbs of patients throughout the United States and Canada.
Over the years, CryoLife has provided vascular surgeons with multiple options for vascular reconstruction and infection management Resident/Fellow Vascular Research Award CryoLife, Inc. is pleased to offer an award in recognition of superior research in vascular disease treatment focusing on cryopreserved vascular allograft tissue. The CryoLife, Inc. Resident/Fellow Vascular Research Award is intended to motivate physicians, early in their training, to pursue their interest in research, and offers the opportunity to present their research at the CryoLife 2010 Global Sales Meeting. The Award Selection Committee will select one recipient for the Resident/Fellow Research Award. The Resident/Fellow Vascular Research Award consists of a $5,000 award, paid travel to Atlanta, GA in January 2010, and a wall plaque. Decisions regarding the Research Award will be announced by the end of November 2009. Click here for Eligibilty Criteria and Application Information |
with the availability of cryopreserved femoral vein and femoral artery, aortoiliac artery and saphenous vein vascular allografts. CryoLife's cryopreserved vascular conduit alternatives play a vital role as safe and effective treatment options for vascular reconstructions and infection management.