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This book covers selected topics in arterial, venous and lymphatic disease. They have been written from the personal experience and understanding of the authors.
The individual chapters are designed to supplement randomized controlled trials and referenced based research with opinions and anecdotal evidence. It is a compilation of chapters, provided by experts in their field, who chose their favourable subject. They offered us their experience and their practical tips and tricks.
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Anno edizione:
2016
In commercio dal:
1 gennaio 2016
Tipo:
Libro universitario
Pagine:
224 p., ill. , Brossura
EAN:
9788877118684
Indice
Indice
I. How to avoid vascular malpractice
II. The status of vascular surgery in the Mediterranean countries
III. Microcirculation: shade and light
IV. How to manage the patients with polyvascular disease
V. Non-invasive imaging of the vulnerable atherosclerotic carotid plaque
VI. Assessment of cardiac morbidity/mortality after CEA or CAS
VII. Horton’s disease
VIII. Vascular dementia: an integral part of the metabolic syndrome
IX. Endovascular rotational thrombectomy of the superior mesenteric artery for the treatment of acute mesenteric ischemia
X. Isolated iliac artery aneurysms
XI. Foot pulse palpation to detect occlusive artery disease in the lower limbs
XII. Tips and tricks on the Ankle-Brachial Index
XIII. Validity of diagnostic procedures in patients with peripheral arterial disease
XIV. Tips and tricks in peripheral arterial disease
XV. The diabetic foot - a serious diabetic complication
XVI. Trombophilia
XVII. Direct oral anticoagulants and the potential impact of new reversal agents
XVIII. The “SEAP” classification and an up-date on superficial vein thrombosis
XIX. Superficial vein thrombosis - it is no more a benign disease! Be careful and follow the disease course
XX. Deep vein thrombosis: a view from the basic science
XXI. The use of the Caprini score in clinical practice
XXII. Tips and tricks for the management of venous thromboembolic disease
XXIII. Calf vein thrombosis: what can we do?
XXIV. Catheter-directed treatment of iliofemoral deep vein thrombosis
XXV. Residual thrombus in patients with deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism: prognostic implications
XXVI. Standardized venous reflux measurements with ultrasound: impact of position
XXVII. What is the practical value of diameter measuring in an office setting?
XXVIII. The Vasculab manoeuvre: a dynamic simulation of an “in situ” step; definition and description
XXIX. The range of motion of the ankle joint as part of the evaluation of patients with chronic venous insufficiency
XXX. Evaluation of chronic venous diseases using near-infrared spectroscopy
XXXI. Surgery of varicose veins
XXXII. Tips and tricks for successful endovenous laser ablation
XXXIII. Foam sclerotherapy
XXXIV. Cyanoacrylate adhesive injection
XXXV. Reflux abolition and venous drainage preservation: both are essential for durability of varicose veins treatment
XXXVI. Saphenous sparing options for chronic venous disease: let us make it as simple as possible
XXXVII. ASVAL technique: how to understand the concept, set the indications and perform the technique with simple tools
XXXVIII. Treating incompetent perforating veins
XXXIX. Tips and tricks for the diagnosis and management of vulvar varicose veins
XL. How to avoid and treat recurrences after varicose veins treatment
XLI. Tips and tricks for treatment of varicose veins in post-thrombotic syndrome
XLII. The modern approach to venous ulcers
XLIII. Management of Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome: how to avoid complications, bleeding and/or thrombus!
XLIV. Cryptic bacteria in various veins and lymphatics of the lower limbs
XLV. Lymphatic compression
XLVI. Lymphatic surgery for lymphedema
XLVII. A novel method of edema fluid drainage in obstructive lymphedema of limbs by implantation of hydrophobic silicone tubing
I. How to avoid vascular malpractice
II. The status of vascular surgery in the Mediterranean countries
III. Microcirculation: shade and light
IV. How to manage the patients with polyvascular disease
V. Non-invasive imaging of the vulnerable atherosclerotic carotid plaque
VI. Assessment of cardiac morbidity/mortality after CEA or CAS
VII. Horton’s disease
VIII. Vascular dementia: an integral part of the metabolic syndrome
IX. Endovascular rotational thrombectomy of the superior mesenteric artery for the treatment of acute mesenteric ischemia
X. Isolated iliac artery aneurysms
XI. Foot pulse palpation to detect occlusive artery disease in the lower limbs
XII. Tips and tricks on the Ankle-Brachial Index
XIII. Validity of diagnostic procedures in patients with peripheral arterial disease
XIV. Tips and tricks in peripheral arterial disease
XV. The diabetic foot - a serious diabetic complication
XVI. Trombophilia
XVII. Direct oral anticoagulants and the potential impact of new reversal agents
XVIII. The “SEAP” classification and an up-date on superficial vein thrombosis
XIX. Superficial vein thrombosis - it is no more a benign disease! Be careful and follow the disease course
XX. Deep vein thrombosis: a view from the basic science
XXI. The use of the Caprini score in clinical practice
XXII. Tips and tricks for the management of venous thromboembolic disease
XXIII. Calf vein thrombosis: what can we do?
XXIV. Catheter-directed treatment of iliofemoral deep vein thrombosis
XXV. Residual thrombus in patients with deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism: prognostic implications
XXVI. Standardized venous reflux measurements with ultrasound: impact of position
XXVII. What is the practical value of diameter measuring in an office setting?
XXVIII. The Vasculab manoeuvre: a dynamic simulation of an “in situ” step; definition and description
XXIX. The range of motion of the ankle joint as part of the evaluation of patients with chronic venous insufficiency
XXX. Evaluation of chronic venous diseases using near-infrared spectroscopy
XXXI. Surgery of varicose veins
XXXII. Tips and tricks for successful endovenous laser ablation
XXXIII. Foam sclerotherapy
XXXIV. Cyanoacrylate adhesive injection
XXXV. Reflux abolition and venous drainage preservation: both are essential for durability of varicose veins treatment
XXXVI. Saphenous sparing options for chronic venous disease: let us make it as simple as possible
XXXVII. ASVAL technique: how to understand the concept, set the indications and perform the technique with simple tools
XXXVIII. Treating incompetent perforating veins
XXXIX. Tips and tricks for the diagnosis and management of vulvar varicose veins
XL. How to avoid and treat recurrences after varicose veins treatment
XLI. Tips and tricks for treatment of varicose veins in post-thrombotic syndrome
XLII. The modern approach to venous ulcers
XLIII. Management of Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome: how to avoid complications, bleeding and/or thrombus!
XLIV. Cryptic bacteria in various veins and lymphatics of the lower limbs
XLV. Lymphatic compression
XLVI. Lymphatic surgery for lymphedema
XLVII. A novel method of edema fluid drainage in obstructive lymphedema of limbs by implantation of hydrophobic silicone tubing
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