ORBITA Study: 60 Second Insights

Published: 03 August 2018

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Overview

A short series of 60-second insight videos on the ORBITA Study. Hear the expert views in under one minute!

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Part 1

Can you describe the ORBITA study in your own words?

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Part 2

Why do you think that ORBITA failed to show a significant improvement in exercise capacity post PCI?

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Part 3

After the results of ORBITA should we stop stenting?

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Part 4

What was the biggest weakness of ORBITA?

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Part 5

What is the biggest strength of ORBITA?

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Part 6

How has ORBITA affected your clinical practice?

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Part 7

Is there a need for further studies?

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Faculty Biographies

Gregg W Stone

Gregg W Stone

Professor of Medicine, Professor of Population Health Sciences and Policy, and Director of Academic Affairs

 

Personal History

Dr. Stone grew up in the Shaker Heights suburb of Cleveland, Ohio. His mother was a housewife who had gone to Ohio State University at the age of 15 before meeting his father, who owned an advertising firm. Dr. Stone claims to have had an innate curiosity for how things work from a very young age, which led him to research science and conduct experiments throughout his youth in the home chemistry lab of his parents’ garage. He met his wife, Dr. Amy E. Stone, MD, whilst completing his cardiology fellowship at Cedars-Sinai Medical Centre in Los Angeles. Dr. Gregg Stone currently resides in Greenwich, Connecticut. 

Academic History

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