Cardio-thoracic surgery : what is new in current practice : proceedings of the Second International Symposium, Bad Oeynhausen, 5-7 September 1991
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Cardio-thoracic surgery : what is new in current practice : proceedings of the Second International Symposium, Bad Oeynhausen, 5-7 September 1991
（International congress series, no. 985）
Excerpta Medica, 1992
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The second Symposium on Cardio Thoracic Surgery held in Bad Oeynhausen, September 5-7, 1991 covered a very large spectrum with the newest approaches in each aspect of cardio vascular surgery. The first session was devoted to three main topics of congenital surgery: palliation or correction of complex lesions, total cavo pulmonary connection and arterial switch operation. In the second session the still crucial and unsettled question of myocardial preservation was treated by two famous pioneers in that field with a presentation of trauma metabolism and the heart. Pulsatile and non pulsatile flow in extra corporeal circulation were compared by an expert of this subject. Reduction of blood use in open heart surgery was the following topic. In session V the increasing role of Doppler echocardiography before and during cardiac surgery was emphasized in valve reconstruction, in the assessment of initial regurgitation, in aortic dissection and in congenital heart diseases. New trends in valve surgery were exposed. Session VII was dedicated to surgical treatment of malignant tachyarrhythmias and the use of implantable defibrillators.
The final session was dedicated to the current state of heart/heart lung transplantation, followed by a short discussion on indications of congenital and valvular surgery, ventricular assist devices and quality of life after heart surgery.
目次
Surgical treatment of complex congenital heart disease in neonates and infancy - palliative or corrective procedure (Y. Kawashima et al) Right atrial auricle as inter-caval tunnel in the total cavo pulmonary connexion: method to avoid the sinus node and its blood supply (T. Ebels et al). The switch operation: indication and results (H. Meisner et al). Significance of myocardial predamage and condition in ischemic tolerance of the heart (H.J. Bretschneider and M.M. Gebhard) Trauma metabolism and the heart (K. Vyska et al). Pulsatile and non-pulsatile perfusion (K.M. Taylor) Effects of pulsatile perfusion on perioperative morbidity and mortality in high risk patients (K. Minami et al) Blood use in cardiac surgery (E. Wolner, J. Schneider and M. Havel) Reduction of blood use in "redos" of coronary artery bypass grafting: double blind study with administration of aprotinin (K. Minami et al) Assessment of mitral regurgitation by color doppler flow mapping (S.M. Rosenthal, N.C. Nanda and T.B. Van) Decision making by transcutaneous and transesophageal doppler color flow mapping followed by intraoperative direct scanning in dissecting aortic aneurysm (S. Takamoto et al) Quantitative color Doppler-analysis of shunt/regurgitation volumes in congenital heart disease (H. Meyer et al) Three-dimensional shaded surface reconstructions from intravascular ultrasound B-mode images (IVUS)- in vitro (R. Hammentgen et al) Surgical reconstruction of cardiac valves (C.M.G. Duran) Stentless porcine bioprosthesis valve replacement (W.W. Angell et al) The use of aortic valve homografts - technique and results (A.J. Dziatkowiak et al) Hospital based homograft valve bank (R. Mair et al) Surgical treatment of Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome (T. Iwa et al). Surgical treatment of life-threatening ventricular arrythmias after myocardial infarction (V. Dor et al) Implantable cardioverter defibrillators in the treatment of malignant ventricular arrhythmia (G.H. Almassi et al) Can cytokines predict rejection in lung transplantation? (Y. Yoshida et al) Development and clinical experience of a new tabletop cardiopulmonary bypass system for percutaneous cardioplumonary support and extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (Y. Sasako et al) Ventricular assist device as a mechanical support for postcardiotomy failure and as a bridge to heart transplantation (M. Shiono, G.P. Noon and Y. Nos) Follow-up clinical status up to 6 years after multivessel angioplasty with regard to the degree of revascularization (H. SeggewiBeta et al). Index of authors.
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