Branchereau / Jacobs Unexpected Challenges in Vascular Surgery

1. Auflage 2008
ISBN: 978-0-470-76004-8
Verlag: John Wiley & Sons
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)

E-Book, Englisch, 272 Seiten, E-Book

Despite accurate preoperative assessment and adequate preparation,unexpected, and sometimes disastrous, situations can occur duringvascular and endovascular procedures.
This latest book in the European Vascular Course series providesvascular and endovascular surgeons with the skills and techniquesneeded to solve these unforeseen intraoperativecomplications.
It includes thirteen chapters on aortic neck problems duringopen and endovascular repair, ruptured clamp sites, ureterallesions, unintentional covering of side branches, totally calcifiedaorta and embolization. Accidental conditions during carotid andlower limb revascularization are also covered in six chapters andadditional challenges are described in another seven chapters.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Branchereau, Alain

Jacobs, Michael

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Section 1: Aorta.
Chapter 1 Aortic neck problems during open surgery (excludingruptured AAA).
Chapter 2 Aortic neck problems during EVAR.
Chapter 3 Unexpected anatomy and aortic surgery.
Chapter 4 Complex endovascular grafting of the thoracic aorta:inadequate landing sites and aortic dissection.
Chapter 5 Late aortic wall perforation after thoracic endoaorticreconstruction.
Chapter 6 How to deal with ureteral lesions during and afteraortic reconstruction.
Chapter 7 Unintentional occlusion of the renal arteries duringEVAR.
Chapter 8 Ruptured mycotic aortic aneurysms.
Chapter 9 Reconstruction of the totally calcified aorta.
Chapter 10 Challenging aortic clamping in ruptured AAA.
Chapter 11 Distal embolization during aneurysmal surgery: fromblue toe syndrome to fatal stroke.
Chapter 12 Paraplegia and stroke occuring perioperatively duringthoracic stent grafting.
Chapter 13 Unexpected difficulties during laparoscopic aorticanastomoses.
Section 2: Carotid Arteries.
Chapter 14 Abnormalities requiring immediate correction based onintraoperative control of carotid reconstruction.
Chapter 15 Unexpected situations after carotid PTA.
Chapter 16 Unintentional coverage of the carotid artery duringstent grafting.
Section 3: Lower limbs.
Chapter 17 Critical limb ischemia with totally calcifiedarteries.
Chapter 18 Occlusion of the leg arteries during infrainguinalPTA.
Chapter 19 Unexpected causes for acute ischemia.
Section 4: Miscellaneous .
Chapter 20 Luck, intuition or systematic approach: what isbehind the successful management of an unexpected challenge invascular surgery?.
Chapter 21 Steal syndrome: the sword of Damocles ofarteriovenous access surgery.
Chapter 22 Unexpected challenges in arterial surgery performedwithout previous angiography.
Chapter 23 Arterial dissection and rupture during endovascularprocedures.
Chapter 24 Stent and endograft displacement and migration.
Chapter 25 Endovascular aids for controlling open surgicalbleeding.
Chapter 26 Ligature and removal of the femoral vein and otherdisasters in varicose vein surgery

Über Autor(innen)

Alain Branchereau and Michael Jacobs are the editors of Unexpected Challenges in Vascular Surgery, published by Wiley.