Splanchnic ischemia and multiple organ failure
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Splanchnic ischemia and multiple organ failure
Arnold, c1989
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Includes bibliographies and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Blood and vascular disturbances and associated gastrointestinal ischemia caused by trauma, illness, or as a result of some perfusion procedures during cardiac surgery can be the cause of life-threatening reactions. This book draws on contributors from around the world to bring together all the elements that lead to circulatory disruption, septicemic shock and multiple organ failure. It discusses and evaluates the preventative and interventionist management of these life-threatening conditions in critical care.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Splanchnic vascular anatomy and physiology: macroscopic anatomy, Adrian Marston and John Pegington
- microscopic anatomy, Nicholas D.Carr
- physiology, Ove Lundgren
- techniques for measuring blood flow, D.Neil Granger and Karen D.Crissinger. Part 2 Pathophysiology vascular occlusion, Adrian Marston
- vasospasm, J.Maurice Porter, Marc S.Sussman and Gregory B.Bulkley
- vasopressor release, Keneth M.Taylor
- sepsis, Mitchell P.Fink
- Ischemia of liver and pancreas, Nelson J.Gurll
- mechanisms of splanchnic ischemia - overview and perspective, Richard G.Fiddian-Green
- hypoxia, Peter R.Kvietys and D.Neil Granger
- free radicals, Matthew B.Grisham and D.Neil Granger
- gastric acidity, Paul E.O'Brien
- proteases, Anders Borgstrom and Ulf Haglund
- bacteria, Christopher C.Kibbler
- mediators of splanchnic organ injury - overview and perspective, Gregory B.Bulkley
- bacterial translocation, Carol Wells et al
- endotoxins, Iain McA. Ledingham and Graham Ramsay
- eicosanoids, Alan M.Lefer and Haim Bitterman
- myocardial depressant factors, Ulf Haglund
- immunologic consequences, Carol L.Miller, Gyongyi Szabo and Jai Yan Wu
- systemic mediators of splanchnic origin - overview and perspective, Ulf Haglund. Part 3 Splanchnic organ injury syndromes: stress ulceration, Richard G.Fiddian-Green
- ischemic hepatitis, Selwyn M.Vickers, Robert W.Bail and Gregory B.Bulkley
- acalculous cholecystitis, Ulf Haglund and Dag Arvidsson
- ischemic pancreatitis, John C.Clemens, Gregory G.Bulkley and John L.Cameron
- acute intestinal ischemia, John G.Mosley and Adrian Marston
- focal ischemia of the small bowel, Adrian Marston
- ischemic colitis, Adrian Marston
- chronic intestinal ischemia, Adrian Marston. Part 4 Multiple organ failure syndromes: the gut as a "motor" in multiple organ failure, Jonathan L.Meakins
- studies in splanchnic ischemia in the critically ill, Richard G.Fiddian-Green
- clinical care in the ICU, Mitchell P.Fink and Richard G.Fiddian-Green
- footnote, Adrian Marston.
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