Titlebook: Vascular Surgery; G. Heberer,R. J. A. M. Dongen Book 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 Bypass.Surgery.anatomy.anesthesia.aneurys

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Technique of Vascular Surgerycessary prophylaxis against infection. In case of a previously existing infection, the aim of preoperative preparation should be to determine the optimal time for vascular reconstruction (see p. 166).

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Documentation and Statisticsorts depend on personal impressions and recollections and are seldom reflections on a broad base of facts. To avoid these pitfalls many medical investigaters have turned to prospective studies, this process was enhanced by the development of new statistical methods and improvement of computerized documentations systems.

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History of Vascular Surgeryscular suture techniques (ECK 1877, JASSIN-OWSKY 1889, HEIDENHEIM 1895, VILLAR and BRACKET 1895, MURPHY 1897, DORFLER 1899, JENSEN 1903). Methods of vascular replacement were likewise sought [17]. Most of these investigations were carried out in Europe, where it was the French school which contribut

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Hemodynamic Aspects in Vascular Surgeryoms, however, are the effects of this disease on the microcirculation, which must function with only a small fraction of normal perfusion pressure. All surgical measures of revascularization, whether by thromboendarterectomy or bypass grafting, aim at reestablishing normal perfusion pressure at the

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Technique of Vascular Surgeryssible risk factors and concomitant diseases is an essential aspect of . (see p. 99, 191). Coagulation parameters have to be checked and, if necessary, therapeutic measures initiated preoperatively, intraoperatively, and/or postoperatively (see p. 104). Preoperatively, one should also discuss any ne

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Microvascular Surgerysels smaller than 3 mm in diameter. Here, totally new surgical techniques had to be developed. Magnifying instruments were needed because careful manipulation of the very fine structures was not possible with the naked eye. Magnifying glasses, and especially the operating microscope, led to the brea

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Intraoperative und Postoperative Assessmenthemodynamic criteria) is of the utmost importance for preserving high standards. In reconstructive vascular surgery the quality of the operative procedure largely determines both the early and the late results. Long-term results can be improved through intraoperative control of vessel reconstruction

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Documentation and Statisticsess rely on observations gained in everyday clinical practice. This information is then transmitted by surgeons’ reports on their own therapeutic procedures and the results achieved through publications in medical journals and presentation of papers at meetings and congresses. Such retrospective rep

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Anesthesia in Vascular Surgeryy in Western Europe and North America. The exact cause of arterial occlusive disease still remains unclear. However, there is no doubt that certain risk factors are of decisive significance for the development and progression of the underlying disease (see Table 11.1).