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El. knyga: Cardiac Catheterization and Coronary Intervention [Oxford Medicine Online E-books]

(Consultant Cardiologist, Jersey General Hospital, Jersey, Channel Islands, and Honorary Consultant Cardiologist, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, UK), , (Consultant Cardiologist, Papworth Hospital, Cambridge, UK), (Honorary Consultant Ca)
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Cardiac Catheterization and Coronary Intervention is the first handbook-sized practical training guide for cardiology medical and technical personnel who want easily accessible, detailed information on how to perform a comprehensive left and/or right heart catheterization procedure, choose the correct catheter for coronary and graft angiography, perform a diagnostic coronary angiogram and interpret and understand their findings. Based on international cardiology and interventional society guidelines, it aims to demystify the investigations while remaining authoritative and concise.
Introduction
1(16)
Background
2(1)
Definitios
2(1)
History of cardiac catheterization
2(2)
Indications for cardiac catheterization
4(2)
Indications for coronary angiography
6(2)
Radiation safety
8(4)
Patient preparation
12(2)
Catheter laboratory preparation
14(3)
Vascular access
17(30)
The Seldinger technique
18(2)
Which arterial access route to use?
20(2)
Femoral artery access
22(4)
Radial artery access
26(4)
Brachial artery access
30(2)
How to obtain venous access
32(1)
Femoral vein access
32(2)
Internal jugular vein access
34(2)
Subclavian vein access
36(2)
Anticoagulation issues
38(2)
Compression devices
40(4)
Arterial closure devices
44(3)
Cardiac catheterization
47(34)
Cardiac catheterization
48(2)
Pressure waveforms
50(1)
Aortic and cardiac waveforms
50(2)
Equipment
52(8)
Accessing the left heart
60(2)
Left heart pressures and waveforms
62(2)
Accessing the right heart
64(2)
Right heart pressures and waveforms
66(2)
Calculations
68(2)
Left ventriculography
70(8)
Aortography
78(3)
Specific conditions
81(24)
Aortic stenosis
82(2)
Aortic regurgitation
84(1)
Mitral stenosis
84(2)
Mitral regurgitation
86(2)
Pulmonary valve
88(2)
Tricuspid valve
90(2)
Pulmonary embolism
92(1)
Pulmonary angiography
92(2)
Atrial septal defect
94(2)
Ventricular septal defect
96(2)
Constrictive pericarditis
98(2)
Pericardial tamponade
100(2)
Cardiomyopathy
102(3)
Coronary angiography
105(38)
Coronary anatomy
106(2)
Choice of catheters
108(2)
Catheter manipulation
110(4)
Imaging the coronaries
114(2)
Left coronary artery
116(8)
Right coronary artery
124(6)
Use of nitrates
130(2)
Quantification of stenoses
132(4)
Tips for interpretation
136(2)
Common pitfalls
138(2)
Unusual coronary anatomy
140(3)
Coronary artery bypass graft angiography
143(14)
Types of operation
144(2)
Procedure
146(2)
Saphenous vein grafts
148(2)
Competitive filling
150(1)
Collateral filling
150(2)
Arterial grafts
152(5)
Percutaneous coronary intervention
157(64)
History
158(2)
Indications for PCI
160(2)
Imaging the lesion
162(2)
Lesion classification
164(2)
Guiding catheters
166(4)
Angioplasty guide wires
170(2)
Angioplasty balloons
172(4)
Intracoronary stents
176(2)
Restenosis
178(2)
Drug-eluting stents
180(2)
Stent thrombosis
182(2)
The PCI procedure
184(4)
Intravascular ultrasound
188(2)
Pressure wire
190(2)
Antiplatelet/anticoagulant therapy
192(4)
Specific techniques in complex PCI
196(2)
PCI in acute myocardial infarction
198(2)
Primary PCI
200(2)
Facilitated PCI
202(2)
Multi-vessel PCI
204(2)
Bifurcation lesion PCI
206(4)
Left main stem PCI
210(2)
Chronic total occlusion PCI
212(2)
Vein graft PCI
214(2)
The `No-reflow' phenomenon
216(2)
Rotational atherectomy
218(3)
Additional procedures
221(16)
Intra-aortic balloon pump
222(6)
Pericardiocentesis
228(2)
Temporary pacemaker
230(2)
Endomyocardial biopsy
232(2)
Cardioversion/defibrillation
234(3)
Complications
237(34)
Risks of complications
238(2)
Death
240(2)
Myocardial infarction
242(2)
Pulmonary oedema
244(2)
Stroke
246(2)
Hypotension
248(1)
Cardiac tamponade
248(2)
Contrast reaction
250(2)
Vasovagal reaction
252(2)
Arrhythmia
254(6)
Vascular complications
260(2)
Coronary dissection
262(2)
Air embolism
264(2)
Coronary perforation
266(2)
Renal failure
268(1)
Contrast nephropathy
268(2)
Cholesterol embolization
270(1)
Post-procedure
271(6)
Nursing care
272(1)
The patient
272(2)
Results
274(1)
Communication
274(2)
Discharge plans
276(1)
Discharge summary
276(1)
Index 277
Dr Andrew Mitchell is a Consultant Cardiologist in Jersey, Channel Islands, and is an Honorary Consultant at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford. He has special interests in non-invasive imaging, with particular expertise in transoesophegeal and intracardiac echocardiography. Other interests include the role of device therapy for arrhythmia management.
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