Principles and Techniques
Second Edition
by Christopher M. Loftus
Carotid Endarterestomy supplies an abundance of color images and provides illustrative sections on the patch graft technique, recurrent disease, complex and unusual carotid surgeries, and discussions of carotid complications and their remedies.
Features:
- Offers clear demonstrations of shunt placement
- Includes newly revised and updated sections on carotid decision-making, the results of cooperative trials, and comparisons of carotid surgery versus carotid stenting
- Provides an expanded radiograph section that demonstrates current cases of routine and complex carotid presentations
- Contains strategies to address clot along suture lines, postoperative occlusion, and external carotid artery dissection
- Reviews major nerve structures potentially injured during carotid endarterectomy
Contents
Fundamentals
- Historical Perspective on Carotid Reconstruction
- Scientific Foundation for Carotid Artery Reconstruction
- Asymptomatic Carotid Disease
- Symptomatic Carotid Disease
- Clinical Evaluation
- Special Surgical Considerations
- Technical Considerations
- General Anesthesia
- Monitoring Techniques During Carotid Cross-Clamping
- Intraoperative Shunting
- Arteriotomy Techniques
- Surgical Technique of Cervical Carotid Reconstruction
- General Principles
- Operative Technique
- Variations of Surgical Technique
- Complications
Radiographic Studies
Surgical Technique
Index