Cerebral and Peripheral Angiography

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Cerebral and Peripheral Angiography Inder M. Singh Steven J. Filby Mehdi H. Shishehbor Noncoronary angiography, often generalized as “peripheral” angiography, has become an increasingly common part of the invasive cardiologist’s…

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Left Ventriculography and Aortography

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Left Ventriculography and Aortography Mateen Akhtar Frederick A. Heupler Jr. Left ventriculography provides important anatomic and functional information that supplements coronary angiography. Left ventriculography allows assessment of left ventricular systolic…

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Bypass Graft Angiography

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Bypass Graft Angiography Kellan E. Ashley Selective angiography of saphenous vein and arterial bypass grafts is usually performed immediately after angiography of the native coronary arteries. The technique for bypass…

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Native Coronary Angiography

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Native Coronary Angiography Stephen Gimple Niranjan Seshadri Robert E. Hobbs Sorin Brener The coronary arteries arise from the sinuses of Valsalva. The left main coronary artery arises from the left…

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Setting up the Lab

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Setting up the Lab Matthew Kaminski Prior to arrival of the patient, the catheterization team should verify that all monitoring, recording, and resuscitation equipment are functioning properly. Continuous monitoring of…

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Preprocedural Evaluation

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Preprocedural Evaluation Bethany A. Austin Cardiac catheterization is an invaluable tool for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes, with between 2 and 3 million procedures performed annually in the United States….

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Illustrative Cases

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Illustrative Cases The cases presented in this chapter demonstrate many of the points made in the preceding text. A few examples are of unusual cases, but most present problems that…

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Maximal Respiratory Pressures

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Maximal Respiratory Pressures In some clinical situations, evaluation of the strength of the respiratory muscles is very helpful. The strength of skeletal muscles, such as those of the arm, is…

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Approaches to Interpreting Pulmonary Function Tests

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Approaches to Interpreting Pulmonary Function Tests Different experts follow different approaches to interpretation of pulmonary function tests. There is no universally accepted standard for interpretation, but the two most commonly…

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When to Test and What to Order

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When to Test and What to Order The recommendations for preoperative testing are listed in Chapter 10. Although there are many other situations in which pulmonary function testing is indicated,…

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