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  • YourNameDistrict Sales Manageranyware USA

  • GOALS

      True adoption of CSI’s Calcium Story in allspecialties of each account on three levels:   Interventional Cardiology   Interventional Radiology

      Vascular Surgeons   Calcium is an underestimated challenge in PAD

    that requires a unique mechanism of action toeffectively treat the lesion without damaging thevessel

      CSI’s clinical data has an unprecedented focus oncalcium

      Our data is proof that changing vesselcompliance with OAS + Low Pressure PTA results in   Fewer complications   Reduced use of bail-out stents   Preserving future treatment options!!!

  • TERRITORY PLAN OF ACTION

      INCREASE PAD AWARENESS   Identify referral patterns for each doctor. Focus on building relationships

    & networking with the physicians of the following specialties to increase

    volume for each CSI user:   Hospitalists

      Podiatrists

      Internal medicine   Wound Care Centers

      Nephrologists

      Residents/fellows

      High decile HMS doctors

      Top ten doctors identified by users’ offices

      Schedule appointments/luncheons/dinners and inservices to discuss

    and educate the diagnosis of PAD & the severity of calcium, the

    benefits of Diamondback (unique MOA), and referring physician

    (current CSI users)   Educate using our support material such as symptom check list,

    brochures, posters, Calcium partnership binder* see following slides for support material & PAD event invitations

  • Peripheral Artery Disease

    PAD INITIAL SYMPTOM CHECKLISTPlaqueBuild-up

    Things to discuss with your doctor

    What is PAD?PAD stands for Peripheral Artery Disease which is a condition where deposits, called calcium orplaque, build up over time on the inside walls of the arteries in your legs. This build up causes thearteries to narrow, reducing blood flow to the legs and feet.

    Some Facts about PAD• Between 8 million and 12 million Americans have PAD1

    • One in three people over the age of 50 with diabetes is likely to have PAD2

    • > 50% of the 160,000 individuals who have a leg or foot amputated each year neverhad a vascular diagnostic evaluation to determine if blood flow could be restored3

    Some risk factors that increase the chance you may develop PAD.Are you 50 years old or older? Yes NoDo you smoke or did you smoke? Yes No

    Have you been diagnosed with any of the following?Answers to these

    Diabetes? Yes NoChronic kidney disease? Yes No

    High blood pressure? Yes No

    High cholesterol? Yes No

    Have you experienced tiredness, heaviness, or crampingin the leg muscles? Yes No

    Do your toes or feet look pale, discolored or bluish? Yes No

    Pain in the legs and/or feet that disturbs sleep? Yes No

    Sores or wounds on toes, feet, or legs that heal slowlyor not at all? Yes No

    One leg or foot feels colder than the other? Yes No

    Poor nail growth and decreased hair growth over timeon toes and legs? Yes No

    1US Department of Health & Human Services National Institute of Health August 2006.2What is the link between diabetes and PAD? Vascular Disease Foundation website. http://vasculardisease.org/flyers/

    lifesaving-tips-on-diabetes-and-padflyer.pdf. Accessed Feb. 1, 2013.3Goodney PP, Travis LL, Nallamothu BK, et al. Variation in the Use of Lower Extremity Vascular Procedure

    for CLI. Circ Cardiovasc Qual Outcomes.2012; 5:94-102.

    questions will helpyour physiciandetermine the

    need to bescreened for PAD

    to better assess

    your vascularhealth.

  • PAD AWARENESSEDUCATIONAL EVENTS:

    Ramzan M. Zakir, MD, FACC, FSCAIClinical Assistant Professor of Medicine

    Rutgers-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School

    Director Of Transradial CatheterizationRobert Wood Johnson University Hospital !Director of Peripheral Vascular Program

    Saint Peter’s University Hospital

    Current Treatments inPeripheral Artery DiseaseThursday, February 5th at 6:30pm

    Steakhouse 8585 Church Street

    New Brunswick, NJ 08901

    If you plan to attendPlease respond by 2/2/2015 to

    Brittani at 201.509.3116 or

    [email protected]

    Dr. Rex Ghassemi & Dr. Surabhi Atreja

    Current Treatments inPeripheral Artery Disease

    Monday, February 9th, 2015 at7:00pm!

    The Brickhouse Restaurant

    179 Godwin Ave, Wyckoff NJ

    Please respond by February 2nd

    908-399-8578David O'Connor MD & Tony Iorio DPM, MPH

    The Steps to Understanding theRole of Calcium in Peripheral Artery Disease

    Wednesday March 18th at 6:30pm

    The River Palm Terrace1416 River Road

    Edgewater, NJ 07020

    Please RSVP by March 13thBrittani 201.509.3116

    [email protected]

    Dr. Madhu Salvajiinvites you to:

    Current Treatments inPeripheral Artery Disease

    Wednesday, August 27th at 6:30pmStrip House

    550 West Mount Pleasant Ave.

    Livingston, NJ 07039

    Please respond by August 12th to

    Brittani at 201.509.3116 [email protected]

  • TERRITORY PLAN OF ACTION (cont’d)    

    MEDICAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS:Utilize the following National Courses to increase the physiciansknowledge and skillset with the Diamondback:Fundamental Course for New Users:

      Intermediate Orbital Atherectomy Course in the Treatment of Complex PAD in the CLIPatient with Faculty David Allie, MD -July 15-16th at Regional Medical Center of

    Acadania in Lafayette, LA

    Pedal Course:

      Chinatown Cardiology Course w/ Dr. Kwan - Contact Sara Shaning personally forscheduling dates

    Fellow Course:

      Advanced Orbital Atherectomy Training Course & Cadaver Lab for Fellows w/ FacultyBilly Kim, MD & Bryan Fisher, MD - August 7-8th at CSI Headquarters in St. Paul, MN

    Advanced Complex PAD Course:

      Advanced Orbital Atherectomy Course in the Treatment of Complex PAD below theknee with Faculty Jihad Mustapha, MD; Fadi Saab, MD; & George Pliagas, MD - July

    27-28th at Metro Health Hospital in Wyoming, MI

      Advanced Orbital Atherectomy Course in the Treatment of PAD in the CLI Patient withJohn Rundback, MD - * I RAN THIS COURSE ON MAY 28-29th at Holy Name Medical

    Center in Teaneck, NJ* See the following slide for copy of invitation

  • Advanced Orbital Atherectomy Course in the Treatment of PAD in the CLI PatientMay 28-29, 2015Holy Name HospitalFaculty: John Rundback, MD (IR) | Jeffrey Wang, MD (VS)

    THURSDAY • MAY 28, 2015

    6:00 PM Depart of Dinner HOTEL LOBBY6:30 PM Dinner Didactic CAPITAL GRILL

    FRIDAY • MAY 29, 2015

    6:45 AM Registration/Check-in HOTEL LOBBY7:00 AM Depart for Holy Name Hospital7:15 AM Breakfast & Welcome HOLY NAME HOSPITAL

    Live Case Observation #1 Medical Affairs Conference RoomLive Case Observation #2Live Case Observation #3LunchLive Case Observation #4Live Case Observation #5Q&A/Evaluations

    4:00 PM Adjourn

    HOTEL DINNER LOCATIONTeaneck Marriott at Glenpointe Capital Grill100 Frank W Burr Blvd. 1 Garden State PlazaTeaneck, NJ 07666 Paramus, NJ 07652

    ONSITE CONTACT HOSPITALTeshera Hull Holy Name HospitalMedical Education Manager 718 Teaneck Road312-237-6384 Teaneck, NJ [email protected]

  • TERRITORY PLAN OF ACTION (cont’d)

      FIND THEM: IDENTIFY 2 NEW PERIPHERAL USERS   New vascular physician at Bronx VA in July

      RMS new Columbia vascular surgeons starting August 1st   GROW THEM: GROW TWO CURRENT DOCTORS

      Dr. Nirav Patel at St. John’s Riverside

      Dr. Karanfilian at Montefiore New Rochelle & Vascular Center at WestchesterSurgical

      PEDAL: OPEN ONE NEW PEDAL ACCOUNT AND GET A REORDER   Dr. Ohjekwe at Montefiore Mount Vernon   Dr. Nirav Patel at St. John’s Riverside   Dr. Karanfilian at Montefiore New Rochelle & Vascular Center at Westchester

    Surgical   Dr. Tannenbaum at Vascular Center at Westchester Surgical

      NEW ISO: GET ONE NEW ISO   St. John’s Riverside: trunk stock only! *ISO*   Montefiore New Rochelle: stock pedal devices

      Bronx VA: OR not stocked *ISO* (IR stocked)

  • 967 N Broadway,Yonkers, NY

      Dr. 88888888 - Chief of Vascular Surgery:   Cell #: 58888888   OR procedure days - Tuesday, Thursday, Friday

      Currently using trunk stock - Needs ISO

      Director of Wound care Friday Mornings   Goes to St. Joes Hospital on Wednesdays & Thursdays - possible new account

      No Cath Lab at St. John’s   Text him every Monday for weekly schedule

      Exploring possible options for OBL

      Current Treatment Algorithm:   Diamondback BTK   Silerhawk ATK in soft plaque

      DCBs

      Balloon/Stents

  • Growth Opportunites:• 

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    Dr. Patel currently using Diamondback for calcified lesions BTK•  Increase Diamondback usage in calcified lesions ATKIdentify referral patterns (& top referring docs) with hospitalists, podiatrists, internal

    medicine, nephrologistsSchedule PAD Awareness inservice w/ podiatrist & staff of WCC to discuss PAD referringpattern & treatment w/ DiamondbackCurrently using trunk stock à ISO order

    Patel is an Attending @ St. Joes

    •  OR Procedure surgery days - Thursday & Friday

    •  Meet with Matt Gelosi (materials manager @ St. Joes) discuss Diamondback, Dr.Patel’s current use, and ISO order

    •  Contact Matt every Monday Morning for weekly schedule

  • Business Strategies:• 

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    Increase uses ATK - utilize Compliance 360 Study data to discuss ATK outcome w/ Patel& discuss Edelman study (DCB + atherectomy) by 7/30

    •  Complete 3 ATK cases by 8/30Schedule PAD Awareness inservice with Dr. Patel and podiatrists and staff of WoundCare Center to discuss PAD referring pattern & treatment w/ Diamondback by 7/31Schedule Dr. Patel to attend Advance Pedal Holy Name Rundback MedEd Course inSeptember (have Patel signed up before 8/31)•  First pedal case w/ Patel following the Rundback course by 9/15•  Pedal device ordered to follow by 9/21•  Stack 2 additional pedal cases to be completed by 9/30Plan of Action for ISO:

    •  Schedule appointment w/ Joanne Flanagan- Director of OR to discuss Dr. Patel’srequest for the Diamondback to be stocked. Discuss the use & success withDiamondback in calcified lesions, the reimbursement and pricing - by 7/31

    •  Attend the next VAC monthly meeting to present value proposition of CSI with Dr.Patel for ISO by 8/31

    Set up PAD awareness lunches (twice a week) with Dr. Patel’s top referring docs

    (Get list of referring docs from Office Manager) by 8/15•  Stop at 2 new referring docs a week to discuss WOW cases, drop off symptom

    checklists, PAD info starting 8/20Schedule Peer-2-Peer dinner w/ Dr. David O’Connor for September by 8/31•  Once Peer-2-Peer dinner w/ O’Connor is complete - have Patel comfortably

    treating PAD ATK & pedal by 9/30   Schedule inservice on Diamondback & PAD w/ Patel & staff at St. Joes by 8/21

  • 967 N BroadwayYonkers, NY

      Interventional Radiologist - Vascular ManagementAssociates - 8888888   Tuesday angio day - contact him every Monday for schedule

      Lief: scrub tech   Charlie: IR Manager   Susan & Jen: Nurses   I currently have a loyal relationship with owners of VMA at the New

    Brunswick location (with Dr. Ramzan Zakir)   Current Treatment Algorithm:

      Diamondback (only atherectomy)   Balloon/Stent if subintimal

      VMA Partners:   Ralph Langone: Cell#: 609-396-0021

      Dave Katz: Cell #: 856-816-5628

  • Growth Opportunites:• 

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    Dr. Gebrael is a CSI advocate who uses ATK & BTK

    Identify current referral patterns and challenges & an increase

    patient volume through building relationships with hospitalists,

    podiatrists, internal medicine physicians in the area

    Increase Diamondback use through Pedal Access - pedal

    course

  • B•  Inservice entire staff to get them more comfortable with setup and usage of

    device (traveling nurses and new scrub tech) by 7/15•  Identify referral patterns (& top referring docs) with hospitalists, podiatrists,

    internal medicine, nephrologists, etc. by 7/30•  Set up PAD awareness lunches (once a week) with new referring docs in the area &

    10 target docs•  Follow up with referring doctor after every case (WOW case)

    •  Schedule Dr. Gebrael to attend Advanced Orbital Atherectomy Course inthe Treatment of PAD in the CLI Patient with John Rundback, MD at HolyName Medical Center - September course (date not set yet - have himsigned up before 8/31)•  Stack 3 additional pedal cases following Rundback course/to be

    completed by 9/30•  Get pedal orders by 9/30

    •  Set up a round table PAD awareness dinner for September with 5 referringdocs with a presentation on identifying PAD in each of their offices & allowopen forum discussion by 8/31 - Key Targets:

    Maria Branca, DPM Mario Montoni, DPM909 Midland Ave 655 Yonkers Ave,Yonkers, NY Yonkers, NY

    Charles Morelli, DPM John Marzano DPM James McInerney DPM2172 Central Park Ave 984 N Broadway, Suite 302 945 Yonkers AveYonkers, NY Yonkers, NY Yonkers, NY•  Follow up with key targets from dinner - drop off PAD brochures, posters, symptom

    check list sheets - starting 9/7

  • 16 Guion PlaceNew Rochelle, NY

      OR DEPARTMENT   Dr. Richard Karanfilian - Chief of Vascular Surgery:

      Cell #: 88888888888   Procedure Days: Monday and Thursday   Office: 150 Lockwood Avenue #14, New Rochelle, NY

      Office hours on Tuesday, Wednesday, & Friday

      Erica: office manager   Natasha: ultrasound tech

      Brings 2 angiograms every other Monday to RMS (Vascular Center atWestchester Surgical)

      Current Treatment Algorithm:   Diamondback ATK & BTK

      Stent w/ Zilver PTX for long CTOs

      OR STAFF:   Rashad Woody - material manager:   Head Nurses: Joanne Purcelli and Teresa Bonvino

      OR #:   Call Nunzio (scheduler) on Fridays & Wednesdays for schedule:

      *No Cath lab or IR departments at Montefiore New Rochelle

  • Growth Opportunites:• 

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    Dr.8888888888is a CSI advocate who uses ATK & BTK (onlyatherectomy device at the hospital, no other atherectomy device isused there)Identify current referral patterns and challenges - increase patient

    volume to increase usage of device (potential CSI faculty in future)

    Complex cases difficulty crossing•  Increase Diamondback use through Pedal Access - pedal course

  • Business Strategies:•  Inservice entire staff to get them more comfortable with setup and usage of device

    (traveling nurses & rotating nurses from other specialties) - set up with Joanne orTheresa - by 7/15

    •  Identify referral patterns (& top referring docs) with hospitalists, podiatrists, internalmedicine, nephrologists, etc. by 7/30 - set up PAD Awareness lunches with the followingphysicians by 8/12:

    ==========b, DPM =========, DPM =============DPM77 Quaker Ridge Rd. #104 466 Main Street 175 Memorial Hw, Suite LL12New Rochelle, NY New Rochelle, NY New Rochelle, NY

    ================= Blank, DPM ================, MD10 Memorial Hwy 140 Lockwood Ave., #216

    New Rochelle, NY New Rochelle, NY•  Discuss upcoming pedal course w/ Dr. Karanfilian - have Dr. Karanfilian signed up

    for Chinatown Cardiology Advanced Pedal Course in NYC à speak to SaraShaning to get course date booked by 8/20

    •  Complete first pedal case after Chinatown course by 9/15•  Stack 3 pedal cases by 9/30•  Get ISO Pedal Device- work with Woody - by 9/30

    •  Follow up w/ referring physicians after each case (with WOW case presentation)

  • 984 N Broadway #501Yonkers, NY 10701

    Dr. Tannenbaum - Chief of Vascular Surgery at LawrenceHospital & Owner of RMS   Cell #: 888888888

      Thursday & Friday angios   Office Hours Tuesday & Wednesday

      Patrick Barr: Manager: Cell #: ========

      Jeanine - head scrub tech: Cell#: ===========

      Amy & Meghan nurses   PAD Awareness - increase volume & presence in Yonkers   Current Treatment Algorithm:

      Diamondback for heavily calcified lesions BTK

      Silverhawk ATK for soft plaque   Balloon/Stent

    Dr. Karanfilian   Brings 2 angios every other Monday a month

      CSI Advocate

  • Growth Opportunites:• 

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    Dr. Tannenbaum currently using Diamondback for calcified lesions BTK

    •  Increase Diamondback usage in calcified lesions ATKIdentify referral patterns (& top referring docs) with podiatrists, internal medicine,

    nephrologists Increase patient volume will lead to increase in usage of device - get

    referrals from podatristsCrossing complex lesions - Pedal access course

      Dr. Tannenbaum Chief of Vascular Surgery (beginning 7/1) at Lawrence Hospital

      New account = ISO

  • Business Strategies• 

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    Increase uses ATK - utilize Compliance 360 Study data to discuss ATK outcome w/Patel & discuss Edelman study (DCB + atherectomy) by 7/30•  Complete 3 ATK cases by 8/30Schedule Dr. Tannenbaum to attend pedal course - sign up for ChinatownCardiology Advanced Pedal Course in NYC à speak to Sara Shaning to get coursedate booked by 8/31•  Complete first pedal case following Chinatown course by 9/15•  Get 2 device pedal order by 9/21Set up PAD awareness lunches (once a week) new internal medicine, podiatrist,etc. start with the following physicians in area by 7/31:

    Westchester Podiatritc Medicine Hal Abrahams, DPM Glenn Callahan, DPM

    984 N Broadway, Suite LL07A 199 Valentine Ln626 McLean Ave., #3Yonkers, NY Yonkers, NY Yonkers, NY

    Aditi Shastri, DPM Mario Montoni, DPM35 E Grassy Sprain Rd., #102 655 Yonkers Ave.Yonkers, NY Yonkers, NY

    •  Follow up w/ referring physicians after each case (with WOW case presentation)•  Set up a round table PAD awareness dinner for September with 5 referring docs

    focusing on identifying PAD in each of their offices (with docs from LawrenceHospital) with Sal by 9/15•  Continuously get referrals from the 5 docs that attended PAD Awareness round

    table discussion - set up a follow up dinner by 9/30 for October 30th

  • 130 W Kingsbridge Rd.Bronx, NY 10468

      Interventional Radiology - 8888888888i, MD   Cell #: 8888888888   Surgery Mondays & Tuesday afternoons

      Clinic Tuesday Mornings   Attending at Mt. Sinai on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays

      Current Treatment Algorithm:   Diamondback (only atherectomy)

      Balloon/Zilver PTX stents

      OR Department - New vascular surgeon coming late July   Schedule appointment - Discuss PAD, Calcium, Diamondback & Orbital

    Atherectomy - get to know treatment algorithm

      No Cath Lab - IR & OR departments ONLY

  • Growth Opportunities:

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    Dr. Tabori currently uses CSI for calcified lesions above and below the knee(Needs help identifying calcium)

    •  Attended the Advanced Orbital Atherectomy Course in the Treatment of PAD in theCLI Patient with John Rundback, MD at Holy Name Medical Center

    •  Pedal Devices in stock - have not used yetNew Interventional Radiologist joining 8/1New Vascular Physician joining 7/15PAD Awareness with Wound Care Center & VA Podiatrists

  • Business Strategies:•  Increase Dr. Tabori’s calcium awareness

    •  Review Oasis, Confirm I, II, II, Calcium 360, Compliance 360, Truth, Clarity, Liberty 360studies by 7/30

    •  Schedule Dr. Tabori to attend pedal course - sign up for Chinatown CardiologyAdvanced Pedal Course in NYC à speak to Sara Shaning to get course datebooked by 8/31

    •  Complete first pedal case by 9/15•  Schedule Peer-2-Peer dinner with Dr. Amish Patel (were fellow residents at Mt. Sinai

    & he is currently attending at Holy Name) by 8/31•  Schedule PAD Awareness inservice with Dr. Tabori and VA podiatrists &staff of Wound

    Care Center to discuss PAD referring pattern & treatment w/ Diamondback by 7/31Wound Care Center:1740 Eastchester Road #2

    Bronx, NY

      Set up PAD awareness lunches once a month with attending VA podiatrists todiscuss WOW cases done by Dr. Tabori - by 8/31

  • Business Strategies (Cont’d)

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    Schedule appointment with new Interventional Radiologist by 8/7•  Discuss PAD & benefits of using Diamondback in calcified lesions•  Review clinical data w/ Physician including Oasis, Confirm I, II, II, Calcium 360,

    Compliance 360, Truth, Clarity, Liberty 360•  Sign up doc for next Fundamental Course by 9/30•  Schedule Peer-2-Peer dinner w/ Dr. Tabori to discuss her success with the use of

    Diamondback in calcified lesions at the VA by 8/31•  First case completed by 9/7Schedule appointment with new Vascular Surgeon by 7/30

    •  Discuss PAD & benefits of using Diamondback in calcified lesions•  Review clinical data w/ Physician including Oasis, Confirm I, II, II, Calcium 360,

    Compliance 360, Truth, Clarity, Liberty 360•  Schedule Peer-2-Peer dinner w/ Dr. David O’Connor to discuss the use of

    Diamondback in calcified lesions by 8/31•  First case completed by 9/7Plan of Action for ISO =•  Schedule appointment w/ Damien Smith (cell#: 8888888888 ext. 6411) -

    Materials Manager of OR to discuss the Diamondback to be stocked in OR.Discuss the use & success with Diamondback in calcified lesions, thereimbursement and pricing - by 8/31

    •  Get devices stocked in OR by 9/30

  • 12 N 7th AvenueMt. Vernon, NY 10550

      Dr. 888888 - Vascular Surgeon in OR   Cell #: 8888888888   Office Hours: Thursday & Friday

    145 N 5th Avenue

    Mt. Vernon, NY 10550   Surgery: Monday Wednesday Friday

      Loyal user   Nina Jefferson: material manager & scheduler: cell # 88888888

      Ace: scrub tech   Filomena: scrub tech

      Lucy: nurse

      Ace: nurse

      No Cath Lab or IR

      Current Treatment Algorithm:   Diamondback (only atherectomy) ATK & BTK calcified lesions

      Balloon/Stent for long CTOs

  • Growth Opportunites:• 

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    888888888e is a CSI advocate who uses ATK & BTK (onlyatherectomy device at the hospital, no other atherectomydevice is used there)Identify current referral patterns and challenges - increasepatient volume to increase usage of deviceComplex cases difficulty crossing•  Increase Diamondback use through Pedal Access - pedal course

  • Business Strategies   Identify referral patterns (& top referring docs) with internal medicine residents,

    podiatrists, internal medicine physicians, nephrologists by 7/31   Set up PAD Awareness lunches with the following physicians by 8/12:

    8888888e, DPM J88888888, DPM 88888888

    514 Gramatan Ave, 105 Stevens Ave., #301 630 Gramatan Ave.

    Mt. Vernon, NY Mt. Vernon, NY Mt. Vernon, NY

    88888888888Nephrology) 888888, MD

    514 Gramatan Ave., 127 E Lincoln Ave.,

    Mt. Vernon, NY 10552 Mt. Vernon, NY

      Sign up Dr. 88888888 to attend Advanced Orbital Atherectomy Course in theTreatment of PAD in the CLI Patient with John Rundback, MD at Holy Name Medical

    Center - September course (date not set yet) by 8/31•  Stack 3 additional pedal cases following Rundback course/to be completed by

    9/30

    •  Currently stocked w/ pedal devices - Get pedal reorder by 9/30

    •  Schedule PAD Awareness inservice w/ podiatrist & staff of WCC to discuss PAD referringpattern & treatment w/ Diamondback by 7/30

      Follow up w/ referring physicians after each case (with WOW case presentation)

  • IN CONCLUSION   Calcium is an underestimated challenge in PAD that requires a unique

    mechanism of action to effectively treat the lesion without damagingthe vessel

      CSI’s clinical data has an unprecedented focus on calcium   Our data is proof that changing vessel compliance with OAS + Low

    Pressure PTA results in   Fewer complications   Reduced use of bail-out stents   Preserving future treatment options!!!

      Executing the 2-2-1-1 Plan

      Increasing PAD Awareness

      Medical Education Programs

    RESULTS:•  GROWT

    H•  TRUE ADOPTION OF CSI’S CALCIUMSTORY IN ALL SPECIALTIES