09785nam 2200553 450 991051057350332120230425161131.03-030-78877-6(MiAaPQ)EBC6819314(Au-PeEL)EBL6819314(CKB)19956511500041(OCoLC)1287136037(PPN)258843640(EXLCZ)991995651150004120220821d2021 uy 0engurcnu||||||||txtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierPractical tips in aortic surgery clinical and technical insights /John A. Elefteriades and Bulat A. ZiganshinCham, Switzerland :Springer International Publishing,[2021]©20211 online resource (301 pages)Print version: Elefteriades, John A. Practical Tips in Aortic Surgery Cham : Springer International Publishing AG,c2021 9783030788766 Intro -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Authors' Note -- References -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- List of Included Surgical Videos -- Part I: General Practical Tips -- Chapter 1: General Practical Tips -- 1.1 General Approach -- Chapter 2: Reinforcement of Posterior Wall of Aortic Anastomosis -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 3: Aortic Wrap -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 4: Innominate Vein Ligation -- Questions and Answers -- Reference -- Chapter 5: Cannulation Sites -- 5.1 Femoral Artery Cannulation -- 5.2 Axillary Cannulation -- 5.3 Ascending Aorta or Aortic Arch Direct Cannulation -- Questions and Answers -- References -- Chapter 6: Bevel Your Distal Ascending or Hemi-Arch Anastomosis -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 7: Pull Hard on the Graft to Measure Length -- Chapter 8: Graft Sizing -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 9: Reduction of Graft Diameter: Taking Out a "Dart" -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 10: Increase of Graft Diameter -- Chapter 11: Do Not Cut Too Close to the Clamp -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 12: Mobilization of the Posterior Wall of the Aorta -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 13: Carbon Dioxide Flooding of the Pericardial Well -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 14: Tighten Your Anastomoses -- Chapter 15: The Tightening Stitch -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 16: Swing Venous Line Down to Expose the Aortic Root -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 17: "Valerie" Stitch for Exposure of Aortic Root -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 18: Surrounding the Ascending Aorta: Without Injuring the Pulmonary Artery -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 19: Pericardial Bridge for Delayed Sternal Closure -- Questions and Answers -- Reference -- Chapter 20: "Retrosternal Sponge" Re-entry Technique -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 21: Reinforced Sternal Closure -- Questions and Answers -- Reference.Chapter 22: Towel Clip Technique to Control Re-entry Bleeding -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 23: Turn Off Left Ventricle Vent Well Before Finishing Last Ascending Suture Line -- Chapter 24: Conduct of Deep Hypothermic Circulatory Arrest -- References -- Chapter 25: Clamp Above the Left Subclavian Artery -- Chapter 26: Early Recruitment of Left Subclavian Artery -- Chapter 27: Other Cerebral Perfusion Strategies -- 27.1 Antegrade Cerebral Perfusion -- 27.2 Retrograde Cerebral Perfusion -- Questions and Answers -- References -- Chapter 28: Intraoperative Malperfusion Events -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 29: Do Not Obliterate the False Lumen in a Chronic Aortic Dissection -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 30: Hugging But Not Restricting the Innominate Artery with the Clamp -- Chapter 31: Cannulation of the Left Inferior Pulmonary Vein For Left Atrial-Femoral Artery Bypass -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 32: Left Atrial Cannulation in Atrial Fibrillation -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 33: John's Rule: Never Start Left-Atrial Femoral Artery Perfusion Without the Aorta Clamped -- Questions and Answers -- Reference -- Chapter 34: Remember the Pulmonary Artery for Venous Return -- Chapter 35: Mobilize the Descending Aorta from the Esophagus -- Chapter 36: Siena Graft for Mega-Aorta -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 37: The "Inclusion" Anastomotic Technique -- Questions and Answers -- Reference -- Chapter 38: Sub-adventitial Hematoma -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 39: BioGlue on Graft-to-Graft Anastomoses -- Chapter 40: Be Creative in Your Graft-to-Graft Anastomoses (Attaching Arch Graft to Ascending Graft Configurations) -- Questions and Answers -- References -- Chapter 41: Lung Adhesions -- Chapter 42: Adherence of Aortic Aneurysm to Chest Wall -- Questions and Answers.Chapter 43: Cardiac Reoperations: The Limited Dissection Approach -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 44: Extracting Old Prosthetic Valves -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 45: Extracting Failed Endografts -- Chapter 46: Filling the Graft -- Part II: Ascending Aorta and Aortic Arch -- Chapter 47: Aortic Morphology Determines Extent of Resection -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 48: Using the Corner of the Commisure to Advantage -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 49: Aortic Valve Repair -- References -- Chapter 50: Aortic Valve Replacement -- References -- Chapter 51: Deeper Stitches on the Non-coronary Sinus During Ascending Aortic Replacement -- Chapter 52: Composite Graft Aortic Root Replacement: Bentall Procedure -- 52.1 Prologue -- 52.2 Evolution of Aortic Root Replacement (Fig. 52.1) -- 52.3 Mobilization of Coronary Buttons -- 52.4 Attachment of the Coronary Artery Buttons (Fig. 52.3) -- 52.5 Fabrication of Biological Valved Conduits -- 52.6 Use of FreeStyle Aortic Root Graft -- 52.7 Recognition of Ischemia Related to the Coronary Buttons (Fig. 52.8) -- 52.8 Treatment of Ischemia Related to Coronary Artery Buttons -- Questions and Answers -- References -- Chapter 53: V-Shaped Aortic Root Remodeling -- References -- Chapter 54: Valve-Sparing Aortic Root Replacement -- 54.1 Introduction -- 54.2 General Technique (Plate 54) (See Next Section for Details and Tips) -- 54.3 Specific Tips -- Questions and Answers -- References -- Chapter 55: Arch Replacement Options (Three-Vessel, Two-Vessel, Trifurcated Graft) -- References -- Chapter 56: Aneurysms of the Branches of the Aortic Arch -- References -- Chapter 57: Standard (Non-frozen) Elephant Trunk Procedure -- Reference -- Chapter 58: Retrieving the Elephant Trunk: Three Options -- Reference -- Chapter 59: Stand-Alone Elephant Trunk Procedure -- Questions and Answers.Chapter 60: Acute Type A Aortic Dissection -- 60.1 General Perspective -- 60.2 Cannulation -- 60.3 Sandwich Options -- 60.4 Proximal Anastomosis -- 60.5 Distal Anastomosis -- 60.6 Elephant Trunk -- 60.7 Frozen Elephant Trunk -- 60.8 Abdomen First? -- 60.9 BioGlue -- 60.10 Late Degeneration (Proximal) (Distal) -- 60.11 A Note About Timing of Surgery for Acute Type A Aortic Dissection -- References -- Chapter 61: The Ross Procedure -- Reference -- Part III: Descending and Thoracoabdominal Aorta -- Chapter 62: Descending and Thoracoabdominal Aortic Replacement -- 62.1 Incision -- 62.2 Proximal Anastomosis: Site Selection -- 62.3 DHCA for Upper Descending Aortic Surgery -- 62.4 Massively Dilated Upper Descending Aorta -- 62.5 Watch the Nerves -- 62.6 Vertical Veins -- 62.7 Thoracic Duct -- 62.8 Anastomotic Reinforcement -- Questions and Answers -- Chapter 63: Acute Type B Aortic Dissection: Clinical Perspectives to Guide Surgery -- 63.1 Early Decision-Making: The "Complication-Specific Approach" -- 63.2 Early Operation -- 63.3 Sub-acute Operation -- 63.4 Late Degeneration -- Questions and Answers -- References -- Chapter 64: Fenestration Procedure -- Questions and Answers -- References -- Chapter 65: Thoracoabdominal Aortic Replacement -- 65.1 Exposure -- 65.2 Perfusion -- 65.3 Conduct of Thoracoabdominal Aortic Replacement (Fig. 65.5) -- 65.4 Visceral Anastomoses -- 65.5 Visceral Ischemia -- 65.6 Paraplegia Prevention -- 65.7 Methods of Intercostal Artery Attachment -- 65.8 Clipping the Intercostal Arteries from the Outside -- 65.9 Figure-of-Eight Sutures for Intercostals -- Questions and Answers -- References -- Chapter 66: Post-operative Care After Descending/Thoracoabdominal Aortic Replacement -- References -- Chapter 67: Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Replacement -- 67.1 Exposure and Preparation (See Plate 67) -- 67.2 Resection and Grafting.67.3 Supra-Renal Exposure for a Juxtarenal Aneurysm -- References -- Chapter 68: Visceral Artery Aneurysms -- References -- Part IV: Pulmonary Artery Aneurysms -- Chapter 69: Pulmonary Artery Aneurysms -- Questions and Answers -- Reference -- Part V: Vascular Rings -- Chapter 70: Vascular Rings and Kommerell's Diverticula -- 70.1 Perspective -- 70.2 Double Aortic Arch -- 70.3 Right-Sided Aortic Arch with Aberrant Left Subclavian Artery -- 70.4 Left-Sided Aortic Arch with Aberrant Right Subclavian Artery and Kommerell's Diverticulum -- Questions and Answers -- Index.AortaSurgeryAortaPathophysiologyAortathubCirurgia cardiovascularthubLlibres electrònicsthubAortaSurgery.AortaPathophysiology.AortaCirurgia cardiovascular617.412Elefteriades John A.1068696Ziganshin Bulat A.MiAaPQMiAaPQMiAaPQBOOK9910510573503321Practical tips in aortic surgery2906113UNINA02557oam 2200517Ma 450 991079351680332120230126221100.00-429-79032-50-429-79031-70-429-43622-X(CKB)4100000008332496(MiAaPQ)EBC5779598(OCoLC)1102471289(OCoLC-P)1102471289(FlBoTFG)9780429436222(EXLCZ)99410000000833249620190526d2018 uy 0engur|||||||||||txtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierThe healing of America[electronic resource] welfare reform in the cyber economy /James L. Morrison ; with Michael Lieberman & Pamela P. MorrisonLondon Routledge20181 online resource (xvi, 270 pages) illustrations, mapsRoutledge revivals1-138-34968-2 1-138-34975-5 Includes bibliographical references (pages 265-270).First published in 1997, this volume responds to a world in the midst of a telecommunications revolution. What this means is that societies throughout the world are now provided with new opportunities to solve nagging problems. One problem which is the focus of this book is the continual pockets of poverty that exist in countries around the world. In this regard, welfare reform has been slow in coming as nations struggle for allocating limited resources for meeting the needs of all citizens within its boundaries. This book describes a welfare model that is quite innovative, imaginative, but also practical. It can be readily implemented in any country in the world, although the example used in this book is that of one country. The welfare reform model suggested here is all about freedom, opportunity and equity. At its conclusion, it challenges the reader to take welfare reform to the next level.Routledge revivals.Public welfareUnited StatesFamiliesEconomic aspectsUnited StatesUnited StatesSocial policy1993-Public welfareFamiliesEconomic aspects362.50973Morrison James L196269Lieberman Michael27911Morrison Pamela P1558258OCoLC-POCoLC-PBOOK9910793516803321The healing of America3822496UNINA