Mark Ferguson
This clinical video demonstrates the preservation of a replaced left hepatic artery during the creation of a gastric conduit in a robotic-assisted minimally invasive esophagectomy (RAMIE) for post-neoadjuvant esophageal adenocarcinoma. The patient was a 61-year-old...
CTSNet is wrapping up another year of outstanding cardiothoracic content—and looking ahead to 2022. But before we wish you Happy New Year, we took a look back at some of...
From the Editor’s DeskMark K. Ferguson, MDEditor-in-Chief, CTSNet.org December 2020 Colleagues, This is the first in a series of regular communications in my role as CTSNet Editor-in-Chief. As background, I’m...
Mark Ferguson, Thomas D’Amico, Gaetano Rocco, Robert Cerfolio, and Linda Martin discuss technical innovations in minimally invasive thoracic surgery.
...The classification of the COVID-19 threat by the WHO as a pandemic underscores the massive impact that this infection is having around the world, both now and for the foreseeable...
CTSNet published over 200 pieces of educational content in 2019. CTSNet Editor-in-Chief Mark Ferguson presents his choices, in no particular order, for the most interesting CTSNet content of 2019. Pictured:...
CTSNet published over 200 pieces of educational content in 2018. CTSNet Editor-in-Chief Mark Ferguson presents his choices for the most interesting CTSNet content of 2018. Leaflet Reconstructive Techniques for Aortic...
Figures 1A and 1B A 68-year-old woman presented to the thoracic surgery clinic for evaluation of a large left lower lobe mass. Six months prior, she had undergone attempted right-heart-catheterization...
Mark Ferguson of the University of Chicago presents a discussion on technical innovations in minimally invasive thoracic surgery. He is joined by Thomas D’Amico of Duke University Medical Center in...
CTSNet published over 200 pieces of educational content in 2016. CTSNet Co-Editor Mark Ferguson presents his choices for the most interesting CTSNet content of last year. 1. Documentary: A Day...
CTSNet published over 200 pieces of educational clinical content in 2016. As the year comes to a close, the CTSNet editorial team presents the five most popular roundtable discussions published...
CTSNet published over 200 pieces of educational clinical content in 2016. As the year comes to a close, the CTSNet editorial team presents the five most popular pieces of clinical...
Robert L. Replogle, MD, the driving force behind the creation of CTSNet, died Monday, May 9, at the University of Chicago Medical Center surrounded by his loving family. He was...












