A History of Vascular Surgery - part 3 pps
A History of Vascular Surgery - part 3 pps
... 1952).
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the use of a buried catgut suture for arterial ligation. This operation on an 8 0-
year-old man with a popliteal aneurysm was a marked departure from the usual
practice of ligating the artery ... stage was set for what would become his most famous
operation.
Hunter’s patient was a 45-year-old London coachman in whom a popliteal
aneurysm had been diagnosed 3 year...
A History of Vascular Surgery - part 4 pps
... that, despite its appearance as a “radi-
cal form of therapy,” the alternative of amputation was also radical. He sum-
marized the sentiments of most present-day vascular surgeons with his final
comment:
There ... Rudolph Matas carried out the first successful ligation
of the aorta in April 19 23, more than a century after Astley Cooper’s original at-
tempt (Figure 7 .3) . Matas’s...
A History of Vascular Surgery - part 8 ppsx
... the late patency rates of axillobilat-
eral femoral and axillounilateral femoral grafts. Surgery 1977; 81 :33 .
Louw JH. Splenic-to-femoral and axillary-to-femoral bypass grafts in diffuse atherosclerotic
occlusive ... vena cava bypass grafts: An experimental evalua-
tion of a temporary arteriovenous fistula on their long-term patency. Arch Surg 1966; 93: 747.
Taheri SA, Lazar L, Elias...
A History of Vascular Surgery - part 9 ppsx
... stenosis, atrial–ventricular malformations, and
cardiac septal defects.
In 19 63, Dubost succeeded de Gaudart d’Allaines at Broussais. He was
appointed chairman of cardiovascular surgery and chief of ... thoracic aorta and the heart. Ann Surg 1910; 52: 83.
Carrel A. Graft of the vena cava on the abdominal aorta. Ann Surg 1910; 52:462.
Carrel A. The preservation of tissues and it...
A History of Vascular Surgery - part 1 docx
... a
major impact on stimulating later advances in vascular surgery that were to em-
anate from the western hemisphere.
Catheter-based treatment of vascular disease has caused near cataclysmic
changes ... specific areas within vascular
surgery such as varicose veins, cerebrovascular disease, and peripheral arterial
disease. There was only a small number of textbooks of vascul...
A History of Vascular Surgery - part 6 potx
... 10.2).
Matas met Harris on a hospital ward. Matas was initially loath to employ the
usual treatment of extremity amputation, or proximal and distal arterial liga-
tion, out of concern for his patient, ... as well as the proximal and distal artery. The latter two
were modifications of the obliterative type and allowed preservation of arterial
patency. Matas would place a catheter in...
A History of Vascular Surgery - part 10 pot
... Fogarty had learned as a teenager. Fogarty tested the initial models in test tubes
filled with Jell-O.
Fogarty’s first patient was a 6 3- year-old woman with rheumatic heart dis-
ease and an ischemic ... 6
aneurysmorrhaphy 115
aneurysms 33
external iliac 44
popliteal 37 –9, 38
angiography 59–60
antiquity 3 13
Antyllus 5–6
aortic coarctation 80
aortic surgery 74–88
arterial prosthes...
A MANAGER’S GUIDE TO THE DESIGN AND CONDUCT OF CLINICAL TRIALS - PART 3 pps
... undertake a set of near-
duplicate trials at a later date. Too broad a claim may result in with-
drawal of the petition for regulatory approval simply because the
treatment/device is inappropriate ... use con-
trols may entail, may I recommend a gift of Marsha Angell’s 1996
book on the saga of silicon breast implants.
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BREAKING THE CODE
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Tài liệu Drugs and Poisons in Humans - A Handbook of Practical Analysis (Part 3) docx
... e author et al. collected the cerebral cortex, dien-
cephalons, cerebellum of a nitrazepam user at autopsy, and measured nitrazepam and 7-ami-
nonitrazepam both immediately and 10 days (at 4° ... samplings and analysis are more
than one week. When ester and nitro compounds are analyzed, the addition of a suitable pre-
servative (usually NaF and/or NaN
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) should be considered.
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