Titlebook: Iatrogenic Vascular Injuries; Sven-Erik Bergentz,David Bergqvist Book 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 Surgery.complications.hi

誘騙

diskitis

Injuries Caused by Diagnostic Arterial Catheterization or Puncture,ic contrast media might cause occlusion of stenotic arteries, unrelated to the effect of the catheter (van Andel 1980). Toxic injury caused by contrast media to parenchymatous organs (kidneys, liver, brain, spinal cord, etc.) will not be discussed.

飛行員

Pediatric Vascular Injuries,impaired growth. Injuries caused by arteriography, heart catheterization, or arterial puncture will be discussed in this chapter only when they involve special problems concerning children. Otherwise the reader is referred to p. 8. Injuries also occur during surgical procedures.

用不完

Preface, the injury has been inflicted by us. Moreover, iatrogenic vascular injuries may occur at any time and without warning during various types of interventions and almost always require urgent handling. This means that any surgeon can be confronted by this problem.

RACE

Allodynia

e and magnitude of this subject have reached almost epidemic proportions recently, as a result of exponential increases in the use of invasive diagnostic and therapeutic procedures by almost every medical and surgical speciality. The data on vascular trauma from "civilian" experiences are becoming d

construct

Preface,nic vascular injuries. Although some review articles have appeared, the problems concerning iatrogenic vascular trauma have not received appropriate attention in current textbooks on the vascular system. We therefore think it worthwhile to summarize present knowledge on this subject. Other important

詩集

magnanimity

Injuries Caused by Diagnostic Arterial Catheterization or Puncture, intimal injury, (c) arteriovenous fistula, or (d) pseudoaneurysm, true aneurysm, or arterial wall dissection, and (e) may leave a foreign body in the arterial system, such as fragments of guide wires or fractured tips of catheters. In addition, it has been suggested that toxic effects of angiograph

Density