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El Arte De Salvar Extremidades y Crear Equipos Que Cambian Vidas | LOF En Español

En este episodio de Life of Flow Podcast, conversamos con David G. Armstrong, DPM, PhD, profesor distinguido de Cirugía y Neurocirugía en la Universidad del Sur de California (USC) y cofundador de la Southwestern Academic Limb Salvage Alliance (SALSA). A través de anécdotas personales y reflexiones profundas, el Dr. Armstrong comparte cómo una herida aparentemente pequeña cambió el rumbo de su carrera y lo llevó a dedicar su vida a la preservación de extremidades y a lo que él llama “tratar la ausencia de síntomas”. Exploramos la evolución de los programas modernos de salvamento de extremidades, la creación de equipos multidisciplinarios y el impacto de la colaboración entre podología y cirugía vascular en todo el mundo. ❗️Este episodio, grabado originalmente en inglés y ahora doblado al español, captura una conversación honesta sobre liderazgo médico, trabajo interdisciplinario y el futuro de la atención basada en valor. English Version of the Episode 👉 youtube.com/watch?v=gK5Aqw4_5Qw 04:07 Infancia, familia y la vocación por devolver lo recibido 05:31 El “don del dolor” y su encuentro con una paciente con lepra y diabetes 09:00 Cómo un momento marcó el inicio de su trayectoria en la preservación de extremidades 10:00 El salto de Detroit a San Antonio y el comienzo de una nueva etapa 11:14 Mentores, aprendizaje y los primeros años de investigación clínica 13:07 La decisión de seguir su propio camino y las lecciones familiares 14:11 La creación de los primeros programas integrados en Texas y Arizona 17:06 El nacimiento de una alianza entre podología y cirugía vascular 19:37 Qué define a un programa moderno de preservación de extremidades 24:17 Centros de excelencia y atención basada en valor: el futuro del cuidado vascular 27:55 El “hotline” de cuatro pasos: una guía práctica para equipos multidisciplinarios 💡¿Quién debería escuchar este episodio? Profesionales de la salud interesados en la atención integral del pie diabético, cirujanos vasculares, podólogos, líderes de programas hospitalarios y médicos que buscan implementar modelos colaborativos para reducir amputaciones y mejorar resultados clínicos. Sobre Dr. Armstrong Dr. David G. Armstrong, DPM, PhD ha publicado más de 720 artículos científicos revisados por pares y más de 120 libros o capítulos de libro. Es Director del Center to Stream Healthcare in Place (C2SHiP), un centro financiado por la National Science Foundation (NSF) que busca integrar tecnología, dispositivos médicos y wearables para maximizar los días activos y libres de hospitalización. Reconocido mundialmente como pionero en la prevención de amputaciones, el Dr. Armstrong es fundador y presidente de la American Limb Preservation Society (ALPS) y cofundador de la International Diabetic Foot Conference (DF-Con), el simposio más grande del mundo dedicado al pie diabético. 📲 Instagram: @d.g.armstrong Sigue a Life of Flow 📲 Instagram: @LifeofFlowPodcast 👍 Facebook: Life of Flow Podcast 💼 LinkedIn: Life of Flow Podcast 🐦 X: @VascularPodcast ¿Conoces a alguien que debería escuchar esta conversación? 🎧 Envíale este episodio y ayúdanos a que más personas accedan a estas historias y aprendizajes.

2025-11-21T09:01:08+00:00November 21, 2025|Videos|

🔬 Inside The Device That’s Changing Intervention #shorts

What we've been calling "subclinical" is causing patient failures 10 years down the line. For years, we've accepted that debris from endovascular interventions would just go downstream. But what if the aggregate of these particulates is the true reason for outflow failure? Veryan Medical's Revolution™ peripheral atherectomy device changes everything. Through visual proof, it captures a shocking amount of material that's simply... being left behind. Every detail matters, and actively clearing that debris is the key to long-term limb success. All of that and more on our newest episode with Dr. Chris LeSar. Go to the Life of Flow podcast channel to hear the full discussion on this finding.

2025-11-23T17:54:15+00:00November 20, 2025|Shorts|

💪 Changing What’s Possible In Limb Care #shorts

"95% limb salvage rate over 8 years." You read that right. Dr. Chris LeSar, founder of VIC Vascular, reveals how they achieve this through critical limb disease procedures. In vascular care, speed and minimal invasion are everything. This aggressive, rapid approach using endo intervention is changing lives, extending limbs, and seeing patients 15 years out from critical care. ...this simply doesn't happen with standard care. Hear more of this life-changing approach on the new episode with Dr. Chris LeSar. Full episode on Life of Flow podcast channel now! 🎧

2025-11-23T17:54:20+00:00November 20, 2025|Shorts|

Inside the Technology Powering Veryan’s Revolution Device That’s Changing Vascular Surgery | LOF #94

Dr. Chris LeSar, MD, FACS, RVT is a Vascular and Endovascular Surgeon who built one of the most efficient, patient-centered vascular practices in the U.S. In this week's episode of the Life of Flow Podcast, he shares how he left academic medicine to create the Vascular Institute of Chattanooga, a model focused on rapid access, team efficiency, and amputation prevention. From growing pains and business structure to device innovation and trans-tibial access, Dr. LeSar gives an unfiltered look at how surgical independence can redefine patient care and outcomes. 🎧 This episode is a masterclass in surgical innovation, how curiosity and conviction drive better care, faster access, and real change in the vascular field. 03:41 Early life, academic background, and what led him from physics to medicine 05:40 Why he left academic medicine to build his own outpatient vascular practice 07:18 Scaling challenges and the importance of front-desk efficiency and referral coordination 10:59 Balancing growth, referrals, and relationship management in private practice 12:33 Device procurement freedom: choosing tools that actually work 13:47 Introducing the Revolution device and how it simplifies workflow 19:15 Technical insights on tibial access and embolization management 24:23 Why 80% of his PAD work now starts with tibial access 27:16 The “aha moment”: seeing the Veryan Revolution device’s active aspiration in action 💡 Who Should Listen Vascular and endovascular surgeons, interventional specialists, and MedTech professionals interested in private practice innovation, efficiency, and real-world device application. About Chris LeSar, MD, FACS, RVT Dr. Chris LeSar is a Vascular/Endovascular Surgeon certified by the American Board of Surgery (ABS) and a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons (FACS). Dr. LeSar is an experienced vascular surgeon working in the Chattanooga region for the last 19 years, specializing in vascular and minimally invasive endovascular techniques in both the inpatient and outpatient office setting. In 2015, Dr. LeSar founded the Vascular Institute of Chattanooga, a Regional Amputation Prevention Center, and brings his intricate knowledge of advanced techniques for the treatment of carotid, mesenteric, renal, venous, and peripheral vascular disease to the center. He has a special interest in caring for patients with critical limb ischemia and the prevention of unnecessary amputations. He received his medical degree and completed his general surgery residency at the University of Toledo College of Medicine and his vascular fellowship training at Eastern Virginia Medical School. He is an Assistant Professor of Surgery at Lincoln Memorial University, a member of the Society for Vascular Surgery (SVS), and a founding member of the Outpatient Endovascular Interventional Society (OEIS). Connect with Dr. LeSar 💼 LinkedIn: Chris LeSar, MD., FACS About Veryan Veryan was founded in 2005 as the result of a technology spin out from Imperial College, London, based on the pioneering work by Professor Colin Caro (Emeritus Professor of Physiological Mechanics, Dept. of Bioengineering Imperial College) on the link between vessel geometry, blood flow mechanics and vascular disease. Veryan used its understanding of swirling flow and its expertise in research and development to design, develop, and patent the highly innovative three-dimensional (3D), nitinol (nickel-titanium alloy) BioMimics 3D Vascular Stent System. Learn more about Veryan 🌐 Website: veryanmed.com 💼 LinkedIn: Veryan Medical 🐦 X: @VeryanMed1 Follow Life of Flow 📲 Instagram: @LifeofFlowPodcast 👍 Facebook: Life of Flow Podcast 💼 LinkedIn: Life of Flow Podcast 🐦 X: @VascularPodcast If this episode gave you a new perspective on the future of surgery, innovation, and how passion fuels progress in medicine, share it with a colleague who would appreciate the conversation. And if you’ve been enjoying Life of Flow, leaving a quick review helps more specialists and innovators discover these discussions.

2025-11-19T09:00:43+00:00November 19, 2025|Videos|

📈 What Leads To A Profitable Airbnb #shorts

Before saying “no pets” or “no hot tub” on your short-term rental, ask yourself this 👇 Are you protecting your couch… or your ROI? Sometimes, you have to think outside the box, and outside the aesthetic house. Federico Zimerman shows us how small amenities can change profit margins. Think like an investor, not a host. And today we welcome Crystal Stautzenberger to the conversation for the first time 🙌 Full episode out with Federico Zimerman now. Go to the Life of Flow podcast channel to watch it.

2025-11-17T14:32:56+00:00November 15, 2025|Shorts|

🇺🇸 The Dangers Of Doing Business In America #shorts

It's almost too easy to start a business in America. Opportunity is everywhere. You can walk into a bank with a plan you made in 1 day - and walk out with a loan. Money flows easily, but so does debt. So, if you’re going to play the game, you’d better have an exit strategy. Wanna learn how to build smart? Full episode with Federico Zimerman out now - go to the Life of Flow podcast channel to watch it 🎧

2025-11-17T14:33:02+00:00November 14, 2025|Shorts|

Lo que Nadie Dice Sobre la Arterialización Venosa del Pie – Parte 2 | LOF En Español

En esta segunda parte seguimos explorando uno de los temas más desafiantes en la cirugía vascular: la arterialización tibial y las decisiones técnicas dentro del quirófano. Retomamos la conversación donde la dejamos en el episodio anterior y compartimos, paso a paso, cómo abordamos el procedimiento: desde la elección del acceso y la preparación del paciente, hasta las maniobras intraoperatorias, el manejo de las válvulas y la colocación de stents. También hablamos de lo que no siempre se cuenta: los errores que enseñan, los detalles técnicos que cambian el resultado y la importancia de entender cuándo intervenir y cuándo conservar. ❗️Este episodio, grabado originalmente en inglés y ahora doblado al español, refleja una charla real entre colegas sobre técnica, criterio y aprendizaje constante dentro de la cirugía endovascular. English Version of the Episode 👉 youtube.com/watch?v=wQjHxJBcj0E 01:17 Retomamos desde la Parte 1 y definimos el foco técnico de esta sesión 02:03 Cómo preparamos el caso y elegimos el acceso venoso y arterial 03:21 Acceso plantar lateral y consideraciones anatómicas clave 05:15 Bloqueos, temperatura y trucos de preparación preoperatoria 06:22 La técnica “Bust” paso a paso para cruzar arteria–vena 08:08 El error que nos recordó por qué la orientación importa 11:09 Alternativas con catéter trilobulado y re-entry devices 14:25 Qué hacer cuando una válvula retenida compromete el flujo 17:26 Stents, postdilatación y cómo preservar la vena 19:03 Cómo manejamos el flujo ideal para evitar robos y fallas tempranas 💡¿Quién debería escuchar este episodio? Cirujanos vasculares, intervencionistas y profesionales que busquen profundizar en los aspectos técnicos y en la toma de decisiones detrás de la arterialización tibial y el manejo de flujo venoso en extremidades críticas. Sigue a Life of Flow 📲 Instagram: @LifeofFlowPodcast 👍 Facebook: Life of Flow Podcast 💼 LinkedIn: Life of Flow Podcast 🐦 X: @VascularPodcast ¿Conoces a alguien que debería escuchar esta conversación? Envíale este episodio y ayúdanos a que más personas accedan a estas historias y aprendizajes.

2025-11-14T09:01:51+00:00November 14, 2025|Videos|

💸 Lucas’ $400 Airbnb Lesson #shorts

What started as a “rent it for the weekend” idea can quickly feel like a full-time job. Bookings, endless guest messages, maintenance, cleaning... managing an Airbnb isn’t as easy as it looks. The key is turning that chaos into a sustainable system - and knowing how to put up with every kind of guest... (you'll see what we mean) Catch the full conversation to learn Federico Zimerman's system for less stress and more profit. Go to the Life of Flow podcast channel and watch the episode now!

2025-11-14T14:16:26+00:00November 13, 2025|Shorts|

📨 This Is How The Wealthy Skip Paying Taxes (not tax advice) #shorts

While you're here paying $30K-$50K in taxes every year... The wealthy people are working around a loophole. THIS is how they skip paying taxes (legally) They turn those bills into assets. Instead of sending money to the IRS, they use it to buy short-term rentals, unlocking a strategy that lets them depreciate 17.5 years at once. Same money. Different outcome: property instead of tax. Don't miss the full breakdown with Federico Zimerman. Find the full episode #93 on the Life of Flow podcast channel - out now.

2025-11-13T13:34:25+00:00November 12, 2025|Shorts|

How to Build a Profitable Airbnb and Property Management Business | LOF #93

From earning $3.50 an hour in Argentina to managing 80+ Airbnb listings across the U.S., this week, we sit down with Federico Zimerman. His story is one of persistence, curiosity, and sharp business instinct. Federico breaks down what it takes to run a profitable short-term rental business, why design, pricing, and guest experience matter more than location, and how mastering revenue management turned his side hustle into a thriving operation. 🎧 This episode offers a grounded look at the business behind Airbnbs, and the mindset shift required to build real independence through smart systems, not luck. 03:49 Federico’s early life and how Argentina’s economic instability shaped his drive 06:48 Working for American Airlines and discovering the power of global exposure 09:41 Traveling the world on a local salary, first class flights and hostel nights 12:26 The books that pushed him toward entrepreneurship 13:50 Losing his father during COVID and finding new purpose through Airbnb 14:46 Managing 500 listings remotely and learning revenue management 20:21 Moving to the U.S. and scaling short-term rental operations 24:00 Lucas’s first Airbnb experience and the myth of “passive income” 28:47 The real demands of running Airbnbs, cleaners, guests, and maintenance 30:46 Federico’s advice on scaling with consistency and professional standards 💡 Who Should Listen Entrepreneurs, Airbnb hosts, and investors looking to grow sustainable short-term rental businesses through systems, pricing strategy, and service. About Federico Born and raised in Argentina, worked in the airline industry for 10 years and started working as a Virtual Assistant from Argentina managing Airbnbs. Got a greencard, move to America (texas first, then NY) and grew a company with 84 active listings, another company doing revenue management, started my RE portfolio and own an Inn with a Bar and Restaurant in Upstate NY. Connect with Federico 💼 LinkedIn: Federico Zimerman Follow Life of Flow 📲 Instagram: @LifeofFlowPodcast 👍 Facebook: Life of Flow Podcast 💼 LinkedIn: Life of Flow Podcast 🐦 X: @VascularPodcast If this episode gave you a new perspective on entrepreneurship, systems, and the mindset behind sustainable growth, share it with someone who’d appreciate the conversation. And if you’ve been enjoying Life of Flow, leaving a quick review helps more innovators discover these discussions.

2025-11-12T09:01:06+00:00November 12, 2025|Videos|
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