Long-Term Results of Arterial InterventionsISBN: 978-0-87993-679-2
Hardcover
328 pages
October 1997, Wiley-Blackwell
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In addition, it provides excellent long-term data on such less
common procedures as internal carotid bypass, vertebral artery
revascularization, adjunctive procedures to enhance the patency of
infrainguinal prosthetic bypass, and percutaneous intentional
extraluminal revascularization. Finally, this framework is
reinforced by in-depth chapters on current non-interventional
management, surveillance programs to enhance long-term patency, and
the ultimate challenge for all practicing vascular surgeons - the
management of infected aortic grafts.
Such clear, comprehensive, and current analysis should be of considerable and on-going value, both by helping vascular surgeons to make more effective decisions and to more knowledgeably discuss functional results, complication risks, life expectancy and surgical outcome issues with the patient and family.