Tech skills, design, prototyping, writing, communicating, leadership
Resume:
JR
Dr. Jeffrey K. Raines
** ****** ****** (Home 7)
North Billerica, MA 01862
************@*****.***
1.Cover Letter
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
I have had a long career in Medicine in Boston and Miami (UMiami) which has focused on Engineering, Vascular Surgery, and Vascular Diagnostics. To aid in making my background information transfer efficiently, I have elected to provide this single WORD document which is divided into four parts: (i) Cover Letter, (ii) Profile, (iii) Recent/Abbreviated CV, and (iv) Comprehensive CV.
On November 1, 2021 my wife and I moved from South Florida to Massachusetts, where we lived earlier in my career, to be near our children and grandchildren. My career mixed Engineering and Noninvasive Diagnostics with Cardiology and Cardiovascular / Vascular Surgery. In 2019 and therefore prior to moving to Massachusetts I sold a Medical Device Company I founded and ran for ten years (Soteria Medical, LLC). This added very practical knowledge in prototyping, verification, validation, regulatory, and manufacturing of medical devices to my academic training and experience. This involved hardware, software, and firmware integration. This entry into entrepreneurial activity provided a great deal of experience. I am a very detailed and organized person with excellent and broad writing skills. You will note that I served as PI for some of the largest Clinical Trials ever supported by the NIH. I have many US Patents, know the US Regulatory System, and taught Medical Students and Residents for 30 years.
I have an active NPI number, am listed in the National Practitioner Data Base, and have CLIA and national Sonography credentials.
I remain in very good health and am active. I feel at this point, I can contribute and work full-time for at least five years in the future. I enjoy remaining active. I feel I have background in established companies and start-up ventures.
Please find directly below my Profile followed by the two CVs mentioned above. Additional documents such as Applications, Regulatory Submissions, Directives, and Published Papers are available on request.
I can be reached as indicated below:
a.Email: ************@*****.***
b.Cell: 305-***-****
c.Home Address: 25 Rogers Street (Home 7), North Billerica, MA 01862
In closing, I look forward to hearing from you.
Respectively submitted,
Jeff Raines
2.Profile
Jeffrey K. Raines
FACC (Fellow – American College of Cardiology), FSVS (Fellow – Society for Vascular Surgery), RVT (Registered Vascular Technologist). Emeritus Professor of Surgery, and Founder – Soteria Medical
************@*****.*** 305-***-****
I started my career in Boston as one of the first graduates of the Joint Program with Harvard Medical School and MIT. As part of the joint Medical Program, I received my PhD in Mechanical Engineering at MIT in 1972. At that time, on completing my work at both schools, I joined the Harvard Faculty in the Surgery Department at the MGH. Dr. Gerald Austen was the Chairman of Surgery when I was a Faculty Member at Harvard. He was also an MIT graduate engineer and maintained a senior role at the MGH until his recent passing. With his help and others, I started the first Clinical Diagnostic Vascular Laboratory, in the country, at the MGH.
In 1977 I was named Director of the Miami Heart Institute and Professor at the University of Miami (UM). I became Emeritus Professor of Surgery at UM in 2004, but remained in the Surgery Department through 2006. From 2006 until 2010, I was the Senior Partner of the Miami Vein Center.
I have been a FACC since 1975 and a FSVS since 2006. In 2010, I Founded Soteria Medical, LLC. In 2014 Soteria Medical received marketing approval from the FDA for the first noninvasive diagnostic method for early detection of generalized atherosclerosis. The FDA gave our successful marketing approval submission an A++ rating. We sold Soteria Medical in April 2019.
To further this theme, as my attached CV lists, along the way, I was an Established Investigator for the AHA, while at the MGH and served as Principal Investigator for some of the largest cardiovascular trials conducted by the NIH (BHAT, SHEP, HERS, FIT, BScan Assessment Program, WHI, etc.). As a result of this, I became a close friend of Stephen Epstein. I developed skill in innovation and medical device design, as well as, medical/technical writing. I wrote many papers, book chapters, and importantly, NIH Grants. I was the Division Chief of the UM Surgical Research Division with a budget of $22 MM yearly. I developed the Pulse Volume Recorder from my work at MIT, Harvard, and the MGH, which is still used worldwide. In 1977, along with Dr. William Glenn we built the first B-Mode Ultrasound System, which was the forerunner to Echocardiography and General Ultrasound.
While at the MGH I constructed the first Auto-Transfusion System for Surgical Trauma and procedures associated with large blood loss; this was also commercialized. From 1980 to 1986 I was an active member of the Harvard/MIT Visiting Committee for the Whitaker School.
I am looking for an opportunity to combine my background, organizational, writing, engineering, and operational skills.
With the possibility of self-inflation, here is what I think are my positive features:
1. I can demonstrate innovation and a steady hand over a long career.
2. I know complex engineering and medicine.
3. I am extremely organized.
4. I am a good technical and medical writer.
4. I am an excellent grant writer at all levels.
5. I know how to manage research and identify robust research.
6. I am good at experiment and device construction, as well as data analysis.
7. I know the NIH and the NSF extremely well.
8. I have 35+ years of experience teaching and overseeing Theses (MS/PhD) in engineering and medicine.
9. For almost 10 years I ran a complex engineering project and produced a very successful cardiovascular medical device.
10. I know academia, through many years of high-level experience and service on many academic committees. I prepare and can give excellent presentations.
11. For eight years I served on the Planning Board for the City of Homestead, Florida.
12. I know well how to negotiate, conduct meetings, and report minutes.
13. I am in good health (run 5 miles every day) and feel I could work full-time for at least the next several years.
As mentioned earlier, you will find attached an Abbreviated CV and a Comprehensive CV which includes a picture for review. I apologize for the volume; as I have been active for many years.
I can work on a volunteer basis. I simply want to contribute and will clearly work hard with little direction. I have always been a loyal supporter to the institutions in which I have worked. My Email and Cell are included in this document.
I am available to answer any question that arises; I look forward to hearing from you.
3.Abbreviated CV
Jeffrey K. Raines (Jeff)
************@*****.***
25 Rogers Street (Home 7)
N. Billerica, MA 01862
SSN: available - on request
Driver’s License: available – on request
September 2022
Recent Background and Exerience
Following retirement from medicine and surgery at the University of Miami I started a medical device company and developed and marketed a device for early detection of generalized atherosclerosis. I served as Founder and CEO of this company for ten years (Soteria Medical). The company was sold in 2019. I wanted to continue using my engineering and technical backgrounds during the transition from Florida to Massachusetts. Toward that end, during the transition I have worked for AutoZone in both Florida and Massachusetts. During this period, I joined the Society for Automotive Engineering and passed the ASE Certified Parts Specialist testing. I also created for AutoZone a generic Locator for the entire AutoZone DIY, Commercial, and HUB Inventory. I also constructed a comprehensive Study Guide for AutoZone colleagues wishing to sit for ASE certification. For June 2021 I was selected as Employee of the Month for the AZ Hub in South Florida. Earlier, I mentioned my ability to do this work came from more than one source. I hold BS, MME (Masters), and PhD degrees in Mechanical Engineering. As a long-time Professor of Surgery, I demonstrated organizational, business, and leadership skills and used my technical background to develop medical devices, many of which remain in current use.
The transition to Massachusetts is now complete and I am now looking for a challenging position in medicine where I can use my background and technical skills.
Skills
Medicine, engineering, organization and general technical abilities which include Grant / Technical / Project Writing, Research Management, Prototyping (mechanical / electrical), teaching, and Computer Applications.
Work History
AutoZone
19525 South Dixie Highway, Cutler Bay, FL 33157
Telephone: 786-***-**** (Commercial: 786-***-****)
Start Date: 06-22-20 End Date: 10-22-21
Name and Title of Last Supervisor: Mr. Roy Reyes – Commercial Manager – Store 5952
Reason for Leaving: My wife and I moved back to Massachusetts to be with two of our adult children, their spouses, and our grandchildren – they live in Westford, MA.
Soteria Medical, LLC
143 North Flagler Avenue, Homestead, FL 33033
Telephone: 561-***-**** (Mr. Matt Kahn)
Start Date: 01-01-10 End Date: 04-15-20
Start Pay: $6,000 / month Final Pay: $10,000 / month
Starting Position/Title: Founder and CEO Final Position/Title: Same
Name and Title of Last Supervisor: Mr. Matt Kahn – Chief Firmware Engineer
Reason for Leaving: The company was sold; the company had grown and needed larger distribution.
University of Miami
1320 South Dixie Highway, Coral Gables, FL 33146
Telephone: 305-***-****
Start Date: 10-15-76 End Date: Reached Emeritus Status on 05-31-04
Start Pay: $40,000 / yr Final Pay: $110,000 / yr
Starting Position/Title: Assistant Professor of Surgery
Final Position/Title: Emeritus Professor of Surgery
Name and Title of Last Supervisor: Alan Livingstone, MD – Chairman of Surgery, University of Miami
Reason for Leaving: Reached Retirement / Emeritus Status.
Massachusetts General Hospital -Harvard Medical School
55 Fruit Street, Boston, MA 02114
Telephone: 617-***-****
Start Date: 04-15-72 End Date: 09-30-76
Start Pay: $33,000 / yr Final Pay: $37,000 / yr
Starting Position/Title: Instructor and Director, Vascular Laboratory
Final Position/Title: Assistant Professor of Surgery and Director, Vascular Laboratory
Name and Title of Last Supervisor: Gerald Austen, MD – Chairman of Surgery, Harvard Medical School
Reason for Leaving: Offered an excellent academic position in my home state (Florida).
Education
School
Years Completed
Award
Course of Study
High (Grades 9 -12)
James Island, SC
4
High School Diploma
College Prep.
Clemson University
Clemson, SC
4
BS
Mechanical Engineering
University of Florida
Gainesville, FL
2
MME (Masters)
Mechanical Engineering
MIT / Harvard Medical
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
6
PhD
Mechanical Engineering
Fellow - Society for Vascular Surgery – 1972
Fellow - American College of Cardiology – 1975
Member - Harvard Surgical Society 2006
Member – Society for Automotive Engineering – 2021
Academy for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) – Certified Parts Specialist – 2021
Recognition for Dedication and Service – Planning and Zoning Board – Homestead, FL (8 years)
All Transcripts and Certificates: available - on request.
Personal References
Name
Occupation
Address
Telephone
Years Known
Rolando Alvarez
Business Property Sales
Coldwell Banker
4000 Ponce de Leon (S-700)
Coral Gables, FL 33146
15
Joseph Hernandez
Plant Manager (Quarry)
20221 SW 79 Avenue
Cutler Bay, FL 33189
17
Michael Beaudry
IT Specialist Retired
37 Kon Tiki Circle
St. Augustine, FL 32080
17
Steven Miller
Senior Pastor
Restoration Church
1955 North Krome Avenue
Homestead, FL 33030
12
Other Recent References
Name
Occupation
Telephone
Years Known
Roy
Reyes
Commercial Manager (5952)
*******@*****.***
(786)
556-1213
1.5
Vanessa Lee Rios
Store Manager (5952)
**************@*****.***
(305)
619-9998
1.5
Jose
Acosta
District Manager (South Florida)
****.******@********.***
(305)
582-1037
1.5
Benjamin Esquivel
Regional Manager (Florida)
********.********@********.***
(786)
732-8306
1.5
Additional References (ie Boston) and Support Materials: available - on request.
4.Comprehensive CV
JEFFREY K. RAINES
Comprehensive Curriculum Vitae
Academic Format
1. Date: September 2022
I. PERSONAL
2. Name: Jeffrey K. Raines
3. Phone / Cell Phone: 305-***-****
4. Email: ************@*****.***
5. Home Address: 25 Rogers Street
North Billerica, MA 01862
6. Current Academic Rank: University of Miami
Professor of Surgery – Emeritus (Active 1976-2004)
Division of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery and
Director, Levy Foundation (12-06-06 – 06-29-07)
Professor of Surgery – Emeritus – Harvard Med Sch
6a. Appointment Track: Retired Faculty
7. Primary Department: Department of Surgery
8. Secondary Appointment: Department of Biomedical Engineering
9. Citizenship: United States
10. Visa Type (if non-citizen): n/a
II. HIGHER EDUCATION
11. Institutional: Clemson University
BSME (Mechanical Engineering / Pre-Medicine)
June 1965
University of Florida
MME (Mechanical Engineering / Fluid Mechanics)
June 1967
Harvard Medical School / MIT (Joint MD/PhD Program)
NIH Training Fellowship [1F01GM48295]
PhD Degree Awarded June 1972
12. Non-Institutional: None
13. Certification: Fellow (FSVS)
Society for Vascular Surgery
Inducted 2006
Fellow (FACC)
American College of Cardiology
Inducted December 29, 1975
Clinical Engineering
Board of Examiners for Clinical Engineering
March 23, 1976
Associate Member
American College of Radiology
Inducted July 1, 1983
Clinical Engineer (#090)
International Certification Commission
Clinical Engineering and Biomedical Technology
April 16, 1984
Registered Vascular Technologist (RVT) [#57079]
American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers
Year Certified (1998)
Advanced Practice Sonographer (APS) [#042237]
Society of Diagnostic Medical Sonography
New Category (2004)
NPI: 196*******
NPDB: www.npdb.hrsa.gov
CLIA: 10D2086850
RVT: 57079
III. EXPERIENCE
14.Academic: Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH)
Fellow-in-Training (NIH) [1F01GM48295]
1968 – 1972
Harvard Medical School
Assistant Professor of Surgery
1972 – 1977
University of Miami
Graduate Faculty
1977 – Present
University of Miami
Department of Surgery (Division Chief – Research)
Division of Vascular Surgery
Professor
1977 – 2004 Retirement (Emeritus Professor)
University of Miami
Department of Epidemiology and Public Health
Professor
1988 – 1995
Harvard Medical School / Massachusetts Gen Hosp
Surgical Society
Inducted: 2008
15. Hospital Affiliations: Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH)
Founding Director, Clinical Vascular Laboratory
Director, Vascular Surgical Laboratory
1972 – 1977
Miami Heart Institute
1977 – 1988
Jackson Memorial Hospital
1988 – Retirement
Technical Director
UM/JMH Comprehensive Vascular Laboratory
2000 – Retirement
16. Non-Academic Employers: Miami Heart Institute
Research Director and Director, Clinical Vascular Lab
Responsible for all institution research activities (130 employees); Responsible for all clinical services in the Vascular Laboratory including interpretation of reports (7 employees)
1977 – 1988
Miami Vein Center
Director, Vascular Laboratory and Research Director
Responsible for all center research activities; Responsible for all clinical services in the Vascular Laboratory
2004 – 2010
Raines Medical Consulting
President
03-01-10 – Present
Soteria Medical, LLC
President and CEO
03-01-12 – 04-15-19
17. Military: None
IV. PUBLICATIONS
18. Books and Monographs Published: Raines, J: Diagnosis and Analysis of Arteriosclerosis in the
(List of 30) Lower Limbs from the Arterial Pressure Pulse. PhD Thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1972.
Raines, J: The Clinical Vascular Laboratory. Published Monograph. Massachusetts General Hospital. Fall 1973.
Brener, BJ, Raines, J, and Darling, RC: Intraoperative Autotransfusion: Further Clinical Evaluation. Bentley Monograph - Proceedings of the 2nd National Autotransfusion Seminar 11:33-37, 1974.
Raines, J: Criteria, Procedures, and Instrumentation for the Clinical Vascular Laboratory. Monograph – Life Sciences, Greenwich, 1975.
Arntzenius, A, Baan, J, Noordergraaf, A, Perloff, J, and Raines, J: In: Significance of Pulsations in the Cardiovascular System. Excerpts Medica, Oxford, 1976.
Raines, J: External Pneumatic Compression versus Warfarin in Reducing Thrombosis in High-Risk Hip Patients. In: Venous Thrombosis: Prevention and Treatment, J. Madden and M. Hume, Eds. Appleton, Century, and Crofts Publishing, New York, 1976.
Raines, J: Evaluation of the Peripheral Vascular System Using the Pulse Volume Recorder. In: Vascular Surgery, R. Rutherford, Ed, Saunders, 1977.
Raines, J: Arterial Hemodynamics. In: Textbook of Surgery, D. Sabiston, Ed. Saunders, 1977.
Cardiovascular System Dynamics, A. Noordergraaf, J. Baan, and J. Raines, Eds, MIT Press, 1977.
Darling, RC and Raines, J: Chronic Aortoiliac Occlusive Disease. In: Cardiovascular System Dynamics, MIT Press, 1977.
Buckley, CJ, Darling, RC, Hagood, CO, and Raines, J: Experience with the Development and Operation of a Clinical Vascular Registry. In: Cardiovascular System Dynamics. MIT Press, 1977.
Raines, J: Noninvasive Evaluation of Extracranial Arterial Disease. Monograph – Life Sciences, Greenwich, 1979.
Raines, J: Use of the Pulse Volume Recorder for Noninvasive Diagnosis of Deep Venous Thrombosis. Monograph – Life Sciences, Greenwich, 1979.
Mayrovitz, H, Castill, R, Llamas, R, and Raines, J: Dynamics of Large Pulmonary Emboli. In: Cardiac Dynamics, Baan J, Arntzenius, A, Yellin E, Nijhoff, E, Eds. The Hague, 217-227, 1980.
Raines, J: Vascular Diagnostic Computer, Monograph – Life Sciences, Greenwich, 1980.
Raines, J and Walburn, FJ: Noninvasive Diagnosis of Extracranial Arterial Disease. In: Extracranial Cerebral Vascular Disease, F. Robicsek, Ed. MacMillan Publishing, New York, 1986.
Raines, J: Overview of Diagnostic Principals in Peripheral and Cerebral Vascular Disease. In: Modern Vascular Surgery, J. Chang, Ed. PMA Publishing, New York, 1988.
Raines, J and Walburn, FJ: The Pulse Volume Recorder in the Diagnosis of Peripheral Arterial Disease. In: Current Noninvasive Vascular Diagnosis, AF Aburahma and EB Dietrich, Eds, PSG Publishing, Boston, 1988.
Raines, J: Technical Aspects of Noninvasive Vascular Laboratory Studies. In: Modern Vascular Surgery, J. Chang, Ed. PMA Publishing, New York, 1989.
O’Leary, DH, Bryan, FA, Goodison, MW, Goldberg, BB, Gramiak, R, Ball, M, Bond, MG, Dunn, RA, Rifkin, M, Toole, JF, Wheeler, HG, Gustafson, NF, Eckgom, S, and Raines, J: Ultrasound Repeatability / Variability Assessment. In: Pathobiology of the Human Atherosclerotic Plaque, Glagov, S, Newman, WP, and Schaffer SA, Eds. Springer – Verlag, New York, pp 751-766, 1989.
Ricotta, JJ, Bryan, FA, Bond, MG, Kurtz, A, O’Leary, DH, Raines, J, Berson, AS, Clouse, ME, Calderon-Ortiz, M, Toole, JF, DeWeese, JA, Smullens, SN, and Gustafson, NF. Ultrasound Sensitivity and Specificity Assessment. In: Pathobiology of the Human Atherosclerotic Plaque, Glagov, S; Newman, WP, and Schaffer, SA, Eds. Springer - Verlag, New York, pp 767-784, 1989.
Smullens, SN, Raines, J, O’Leary, DH, Bell, M; Ricotta, JJ, Gustafson, NF, Bond, MG, Berson, A, Kane, RA, Goldberg, BB, Calderon-Ortiz, M, York, BJG, Nunn, C, and DeWeese, JA. Comparison of B-Mode Ultrasonic Imaging with Arteriography in Lower Extremity Arteries. In: Pathobiology of the Human Atherosclerotic Plaque, Glagov S, Newman, WP, and Schaffer, SA, Eds. Springer - Verlag, New York, pp 785-798, 1989.
Raines, J: The Pulse Volume Recorder in Peripheral Arterial Research. In: Vascular Surgery, Bernstein, EF, Ed. Moseley, 1992.
Schild, AF, Simon S, Prieto, J, and Raines, J: Single Center Review of Infections Associated with Vascular Access Procedures in Over 1,500 Consecutive Procedures. In: Vascular Access for Hemodialysis VIII, Henry, ML, Ed. ACCESS Medical Press, pp 205- 211, 2002.
Raines J, Almeida JI: Role of Physiologic Testing in Venous Disorders. In Bergan JJ. The Vein Book.
Elsevier, San Diego 47-55, 2007.
Raines J, Almeida JI: Pulse Volume Recording in the Diagnosis of Peripheral Vascular Disease. In AbuRahma AF and Bergan JJ. Noninvasive Vascular Diagnosis: A Practical Guide to Therapy (2nd Edition).
Springer, UK 245-252, 2007.
Almeida JI, Raines J. Principles of Ambulatory Phlebectomy. In Bergan JJ. The Vein Book.
Elsevier, San Diego 247-255, 2007.
Almeida JI, Raines J. Treatment Algorithms for Telangiectasia and Varicose Veins: Current Guidelines. In: Gloviczki P. – Handbook of Venous Disorders: Guidelines of the American Venous Forum, 3rd Edition. London (Arnold), 2009, 439-445.
Almeida JI, Raines J. Radiofrequency Ablation for Venous Reflux Disease. In: Lin PH, Krajcer V, Dake MD, Veith FJ. Advanced Therapy in Endovascular Interventions.
Decker, Ontario, BC.
Almeida JI, Raines J. Endovascular Ablation of Varicose Vein. In: Moore W, Ahn S, Endovascular Surgery, 4th Edition. Philadelphia (Elsevier).
19.Juried or Refereed Journal Articles or Exhibitions:
(List of 82)
Darling, RC, Raines, J, Brener, BJ, and Austen, WG: Quantitative Segmental Pulse Volume Recorder: A Clinical Tool, Surgery, 72:874-887, 1972.
Raines, J, Darling, RC, and Jaffrin, MY: Detection and Simulation of Peripheral Occlusive Disease. Proceedings of the Biomedical Engineering Society, 2: 2-4, 1973.
Brener, BJ, Raines, J, and Darling, RC: Intraoperative Autotransfusion in Abdominal Aortic Resections. Archives of Surgery, 107:78-84, 1973.
Brener, BJ, Raines, J, Chesney, C.M, Colman, RW, and Darling, RC: Intraoperative Autotransfusion. Surgical Forum, 24:255-257, 1973.
Raines, J, Jaffrin, MY, and Rao, S: A Noninvasive Pressure Pulse Recorder: Development and Rationale. Medical Instrumentation, 7:245-250, 1973.
Ryan, J, Mathieu, A, Raines, J, and Dalton, B: Arterial Dynamics of Radial Artery Cannulation. Anesthesia and Analgesia, 52:1017-1025, 1973.
Raines, J, Jaffrin, MY, and Shapiro, AH: A Computer Simulation of Arterial Dynamics in the Human Leg. Journal of Biomechanics, 7:77-91, 1974.
Brener, BJ, Raines, J, and Darling, RC: The End-to-End Anastomosis of Blood Vessels of Different Diameters. Surgery, Gynecology and Obstetrics, 138:249-250, 1974.
Darling, RC, Raines, J, and Abbott, WM: Intermittent Claudication in Young Athletes: Popliteal Entrapment Syndrome. Journal of Trauma, 14:543-552, 1974.
Brener, BJ, Raines, J, Darling, RC, and Austen, WG: Measurement of Systolic Femoral Arterial Pressure During Reactive Hyperemia: An Estimate of Aortoiliac Disease. Circulation, 45:259-267, 1974..
Raines, J, and Harris, W: Design of an Intermittent Mechanical Compression System for the Reduction of Deep Venous Thrombosis. Medical Instrumentation, 8:140, 1974.
Raines, J, and Darling, RC: An Intraoperative Autotransfusion System for Massive Hemorrhage. Medical Instrumentation, 8:162, 1974.
Retana, A, Darling, RC, Raines, J, and Buckley, CJ: Equipo Y Fisiologio de Los Procedimientos en un Laboratorio Clinico Vascular Periferico. Acto Medica Costarricense, 17:89-101, 1974.
Buth, J, Raines, J, Kolodny, GM, and Darling, RC: The Effect of Intraoperative Autotransfusion in Red Cell Mass and Red Cell Survival. Surgical Forum, 26:276-278, 1975.
Buckley, CJ, Raines, J, and Darling, RC: Instrumentation and Examination Procedures for a Clinical Vascular Laboratory. Medical Instrumentation, 9:181-185, 1975.
Raines, J, Darling, RC, Buth, J, Brewster, DC, and Austen, WG: Vascular Laboratory Criteria for the Management of Peripheral Vascular Disease of the Lower Extremities. Surgery, 79:21-29, 1976.
Bergan, JJ, Darling, RC, DeWolfe, VG, Raines, J, Strandness, DE, and Yao, JST: Report of the Inter-Society Commission for Heart Disease Resources – Medical Instrumentation in Peripheral Vascular Disease. Circulation, 54:A1-A9, 1976.
O’Donnell, TF, Kalisher, L, Raines, J, and Darling, RC: Assessment of Lymphedema by Xeroradiography. Physiologist,19:314, 1976.
Raines, J, Buth, J, Brewster, DC, and Darling, RC: Intraoperative Autotransfusion: Equipment, Protocols, and Guidelines. Journal of Trauma, 16:616-623, 1976.
Darling, RC, and Raines, J: Book Review – Hemodynamics for Surgeons, New England Journal of Medicine, 295:1021, 1976.
Raines, J, O’Donnell, TF, Kalisher, L, and Darling, RC: Selection of Patients with Lymphedema for Compression Therapy. American Journal of Surgery, 133:430-437, 1977.
Brewster, DC, Darling, RC, Raines, J, Samo, K, O’Donnell, TF, Ezpeleta, M, and Athanasoulis, C: Assessment of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Size. Circulation (Supp II), 56: 164-169, 1977.
O’Donnell, TF, Raines, J, and Darling, RC: Intraoperative Monitoring Using the Pulse Volume Recorder. Surgery, Gynecology and Obstetrics, 145:252, 1977.
Brewster, DC, Schlaen, HH, Raines, J, Abbott, WM, and Darling, RC: Rational Management of the Asymptomatic Carotid Bruit. Archives of Surgery, 113:927-930, 1978.
Brewster, DC, Abbott, WM, Darling, RC, Reidy, NC, and Raines, J: Noninvasive Evaluation of Asymptomatic Carotid Bruits. Circulation (Supp 1), 58:15-19, 1978.
Raines, J, Schlaen, H, Brewster, DC, Abbott, WM, and Darling, RC: Experience with a Noninvasive Evaluation for Cerebral Vascular Disease. Angiology, 30:600-609, 1979.
Raines, J, and Larsen, PB: Practical Guidelines for Establishing a Clinical Vascular Laboratory. Cardiovascular Diseases, 6:93-123, 1979.
Raines, J, and Traad, E: Noninvasive Evaluation of Peripheral Vascular Disease. Medical Clinics of North America, 64:283-304, 1980.
Hashway, T and Raines, J: Real-Time Ultrasonic Imaging of the Peripheral Arteries: Technique, Normal Anatomy, and Pathology. Cardiovascular Disease, 7:257-264, 1980.
Beta-Blocker Heart Attack Study Group: The Beta-Blocker Heart Attack Trial: Design Features. Controlled Clinical Trials, 2:275- 285, 1981. (Raines, J = BHAT PI)
Beta-Blocker Heart Attack Study Group: The Beta Blocker Heart Attack Trial. JAMA, 246:2073-2074, 1981.
Beta-Blocker Heart Attack Study Group, Howard, JM, and DeMets, D: How Informed is Informed Consent? Controlled Clinical Trials, 2:287-303, 1981.
Beta-Blocker Heart Attack Study Group: A Randomized Trial of Propranolol in Patients with Acute Myocardial Infraction: I. Mortality Results. JAMA, 247:1707-1714, 1982.
Beta-Blocker Heart Attack Study Group: A Randomized Trial of Propranolol in Patients with Acute Myocardial Infarction: II. Morbidity Results. JAMA, 250:2814-2819, 1983.
Beta-Blocker Heart Attack Study Group, Goldstein, S: Propranolol Therapy in Patients with Acute Myocardial Infarction: The Beta-Blocker Heart Attack Trial. Circulation (Supp l), 67:153-157, 1983.
Beta-Blocker Heart Attack Study Group, Lichstein, E, Morganroth, J, Harrist, R,and Hubbie, E: Effect of Propranolol on Ventricular Arrhythmia: The Beta-Blocker Heart Attack Experience. Circulation (Supp l), 67:15-110, 1983.
Beta-Blocker Heart Attack Study Group, Hawkins, CM, Richardson, DW, and Vokonas, PS: Effect of Propranolol in Reducing Mortality in Older Myocardial Infraction Patients: The Beta Blocker Heart Attack Trial Experience. Circulation (Supp l), 67:194-197, 1983.
Beta-Blocker Heart Attack Study Group, Furberg, CD, and Byington, RP: What do Subgroup Analyses Reveal About Differential Response to Beta-Blocker Therapy? Circulation (Supp l), 67:198-1101, 1983.
Cullen, SJ, Correa, MC, Calderon, M, Walburn, FJ, and Raines, J: Clinical Sequelae in Patients with Asymptomatic Carotid Bruits. Circulation (Supp ll), 68:1183-1187, 1983.
Cullen, SJ, Correa, MC, Shandloff, PT, Walburn, FJ, and Raines, J: Prevalence of Uncompensated Asymptomatic Carotid Disease. Vascular Laboratory Review, 1:41-44, 1983.
Correa, MC, Cullen, SJ, and Raines, J: The Vascular Laboratory at Miami Heart Institute. Vascular Laboratory Review, 1:50-52, 1983.
Raines, J: Second-Generation Vascular Laboratory with Registry. Vascular Laboratory Review, 1:10-37, 1983.
Beta-Blocker Heart Attack Group: Beta-Blocker Heart Attack Trial: Design, Methods, and Baseline Results. Controlled Clinical Trials, 5:382-437, 1984.
Beta-Blocker Heart Attack Study Group, Furberg, CD; Hawkins, CM; Lichstein, E: Effect of Propranolol in Post Infarction Patients with Mechanical of Electrical Complications. Circulation, 69:761-765, 1984.
Beta-Blocker Heart Attack Study Group, Haywood, LJ: Coronary Heart Disease Mortality/Morbidity and Risk in Blacks. Clinical Manifestation and Diagnostic Criteria: The Experience of the Beta-Blocker Heart Attack Trial. American Heart Journal, 108:787-793, 1984.
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