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Reinterventions in vascular and endovascular surgery
Carlo SETACCI
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DESCRIZIONE
This book summarizes all the possible types of reintervention in all vascular fields for both acute complication or late failure after open surgery and endovascular procedures. The technological improvement associated with new skills in treatment of aortic and peripheral vascular diseases has led to an increase in life expectancy in vascular patients. In daily practice, vascular surgeons deal with patients and lesions of great complexity. New techniques are now available to manage most of the clinical conditions. Reinterventions after both classical open surgery and endovascular procedures are more and more frequent, representing one of the most important part of the daily activity of a vascular surgery unit. New endovascular techniques represent a safe, effective and quite simple solution in most cases of reintervention. However, in many sitations open surgery still remains the only viable procedure, also considering that the presence of a pre-existent scar is a negative predicting factor for surgery. Ethical rules compel to take on a new challenge every day, searching for the best care for every patient.
INFORMAZIONI SUGLI AUTORI
Carlo SETACCI. Vascular Surgery Unit, Department of Medicine, Surgery and Neuroscience University of Siena, Siena, Italy
INDICE DEI CAPITOLI
Reinterventions in vascular and endovascular carotid surgery
F. Setacci, M. P. Borrelli, G. De Donato, G. Galzerano, C. Setacci
Secondary procedures in thoracic aorta
G. Mestres, L. Capoccia, V. Riambau
Spinal cord ischemia after aortic surgery
L. Davidović, N. Ilic
Mesenteric ischemia after abdominal aortic aneurysm repair: a systemic review
J. L. M. Bruggink, I. F. J. Tielliu, C. J. Zeebregts, R. A. Pol
Reinterventions in the superficial femoral artery
D. E. Cafasso, C. Nishikawa, P. Schneider
Prosthesis infection: prevention and treatment
G. de Donato, F. Setacci, G. Galzerano, U. Ruzzi, M. P. Borrelli, G. Mazzitelli, C. Setacci
Vascular access: a never-ending story
U. Hedin
Redo surgery in ascending aorta and aortic
R. Chiesa, L. Bertoglio, A. Kahlberg, E. Rinaldi, Y. Tshomba, G. Melissano
Contemporary management of critical lower limb ischemia in TASC D lesions with subintimal angioplasty in femoropopliteal lesions, tibial angioplasty and sequential compression biomechanical device for infra-inguinal arterial occlusion. Experience and qual
S. Sultan, N. Hynes
