Titlebook: Dawn and Evolution of Cardiac Procedures; Research Avenues in Marco Picichè Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Italia 2013 Anesthesia.Cardiac Surge

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The History of Surgical Researchrgical research history into two periods: the first spans the centuries from Antiquity to the Early Modern and the second from the Early Modern to the present. The first “operations” were trepanations. In the ancient world, research activity that can be considered “surgical” rather than just “anatom

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Right Cardiac Catheterization Before the Advent of Cardiopulmonary Bypassly performed procedures yearly worldwide. Right cardiac catheterization has the accuracy of intracardiac pressure, blood volume, cardiac output measurements, and permits right chamber visualization throughout angiography. The development of this invasive technique has been an ongoing journey startin

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The History of Mitral and Tricuspid Valve Surgery Before the Advent of Cardiopulmonary Bypassmic disease that led to late cardiac valve lesions, mostly to mitral stenosis. The year 1948 was historically an important step in the development of closed mitral surgery: on 10 June Bailey performed his first successful commissurotomy and on 16 June Harken performed his first valvuloplasty. Closed

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Surgery of the Aortic Valve Before the Era of Cardiopulmonary Bypassuman heart, with cardiac surgeons “l(fā)osing the respect of their colleagues”. 9 September 1896 is thus frequently not universally considered the birth of cardiac surgery, with the first successful repair of a right ventricular stab wound by Ludwig Rehn, a German surgeon. Lillehei and colleagues noted

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The History of Pediatric Cardiac Surgery Before the Introduction of Extracorporeal Circulationysicians and researchers in laying the foundations for the development of cardiac surgery. Among the most significant figures quoted are Thomas Bevill Peacock and Maude Abbott who, with their studies on congenital malformations, revealed the anatomy of cardiopathies, and Vivien Thomas who, thanks to

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