Titlebook: Clinical Cases in Chronic Thromboembolic Pulmonary Hypertension; William R. Auger,Deepa Gopalan Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2

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Elliptically Contoured Distributions,y interpreted to exclude occlusive pulmonary vascular disease such as CTEPH. However, unmatched perfusion defects are due to a number of disease states, and as illustrated with this presented case, extensive precapillary, small vessel pulmonary vascular disease needs to be considered among the possibilities.

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Robust Network Compressive Sensingvere chronic obstructive airways disease and pulmonary hypertension may not represent CTEPH. This case presentation emphasizes the diagnostic treatment challenges in an emphysema patient with CT evidence for chronic thrombus.

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,Case 2: There’s No Perfusion to that Lung! An Unusual Presentation for CTEPH, alternative and more common causes for this finding is essential. For those patients with chronic thromboembolic disease, thromboendarterectomy may result in lung reperfusion. However, the achievement of this outcome may be impacted by the extent of collateral systemic blood flow and duration of ma

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Case 4: The Case for Balloon Pulmonary Angioplasty,angioplasty and pulmonary hypertension targeted medical therapy. Often, both options are appropriate for the provision of care for those patients who are not deemed candidates for PTE surgery. As illustrated by this case, the task of selecting patients suitable for balloon pulmonary angioplasty can

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,Case 5: Operable CTEPH …but Is PTE the Best Option?,etermining surgical candidacy for thromboendarterectomy. However, whether or not a CTEPH patient is ultimately a surgical candidate requires a complete overview of comorbidities, a realistic prediction that a PTE will result in a clinical benefit, and patient acceptance. This case presentation explo

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,Case 6: Distal Vessel Thromboendarterectomy— How Far Can We Go?,disease. With advances in this surgical procedure, endarterectomy of the more distal pulmonary vascular bed has become possible. This case provides an example of the clinical benefits that can be achieved with distal vessel thromboendarterectomy.