Titlebook: Overview of Cardiac Surgery for the Cardiologist; Richard T. Lee,Thomas H. Lee,Pamela S. Peigh Book 1994 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 19

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Surgery for Left Ventricular Outflow Obstruction: Aortic Valve Replacement and Myomectomy,gia is administered. If there is no aortic insufficiency, most surgeons administer the initial dose antegrade via a catheter placed in the aortic root. Subsequent dosing can be given generally by one of two routes: directly into the individual coronary ostia or by way of retrograde coronary sinus ca

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Mitral Valve Surgery,the continued rise in the incidence of patients requiring operation for mitral valve prolapse, endocarditis, and mitral valve regurgitation secondary to ischemic heart disease. There has been increasing interest in mitral valve reconstruction instead of valve replacement because of long-term data on

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Heart Transplantation,ntions. Although problems remain, heart transplantation can transform a patient with a life expectancy measured in months into an asymptomatic and productive member of society. In many series, 1-year survival rates now exceed 90% and many patients are completely rehabilitated. This chapter reviews t

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Surgery for Complications of Acute Myocardial Infarction,ncountered of these complications are acute ventricular septal defect and acute mitral insufficiency. Cardiogenic shock in the absence of these conditions is only rarely benefitted by operation. Ventricular aneurysms occasionally result in such impaired ventricular function that they warrant resecti