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Manual of Vascular Surgery

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  1. Edwin J. Wylie
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  2. Ronald J. Stoney

    1. University of California Medical Center, San Francisco, USA

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  3. William K. Ehrenfeld

    1. University of California Medical Center, San Francisco, USA

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  4. David J. Effeney

    1. University of Queensland, Princess Alexander Hospital, Brisbane, Australia

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Part of the book series: Comprehensive Manuals of Surgical Specialties (CMSS)

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Table of contents (12 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xvi
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  2. Surgical Revascularization Below the Groin

    • Edwin J. Wylie, Ronald J. Stoney, William K. Ehrenfeld, David J. Effeney
    Pages 1-63

  3. Acute Obstructive Disease of the Lower Extremities

    • Edwin J. Wylie, Ronald J. Stoney, William K. Ehrenfeld, David J. Effeney
    Pages 64-83

  4. Amputation in the Dysvascular Patient

    • Edwin J. Wylie, Ronald J. Stoney, William K. Ehrenfeld, David J. Effeney
    Pages 84-100

  5. Sympathectomy

    • Edwin J. Wylie, Ronald J. Stoney, William K. Ehrenfeld, David J. Effeney
    Pages 101-122

  6. Complications of Prosthetic Grafts

    • Edwin J. Wylie, Ronald J. Stoney, William K. Ehrenfeld, David J. Effeney
    Pages 123-179

  7. Nonatherosclerotic Diseases of the Extracranial Carotid Arteries

    • Edwin J. Wylie, Ronald J. Stoney, William K. Ehrenfeld, David J. Effeney
    Pages 180-209

  8. Visceral Artery Compression Syndromes

    • Edwin J. Wylie, Ronald J. Stoney, William K. Ehrenfeld, David J. Effeney
    Pages 210-217

  9. Nonatherosclerotic Renovascular Hypertension

    • Edwin J. Wylie, Ronald J. Stoney, William K. Ehrenfeld, David J. Effeney
    Pages 218-248

  10. Thoracic Outlet Syndromes

    • Edwin J. Wylie, Ronald J. Stoney, William K. Ehrenfeld, David J. Effeney
    Pages 249-271

  11. Portal Hypertension

    • Edwin J. Wylie, Ronald J. Stoney, William K. Ehrenfeld, David J. Effeney
    Pages 272-300

  12. Surgery of the Inferior Vena Cava

    • Edwin J. Wylie, Ronald J. Stoney, William K. Ehrenfeld, David J. Effeney
    Pages 301-311

  13. Hemodialysis Access

    • Edwin J. Wylie, Ronald J. Stoney, William K. Ehrenfeld, David J. Effeney
    Pages 312-333

  14. Back Matter

    Pages 335-338
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About this book

Of all the developing fields of surgery, few have had the impact of vascular surgery in affecting so large a section of the population by offering the potential relief of disability and the prolongation of life. As would be anticipated, the interest of surgeons in this evolving specialty has largely been focused upon the selection of the most appropriate operations and the development of modifi­ cations or new procedures that overcome the limitations of previous ones. The literature contains numerous conflicting claims about the relative merits of various procedures, and those aPlJoaching this field for the first time may understandably be confused. Yet, if one were to approach any single vascular surgeon at any given time, he would upon request be given a firm and precise listing of preferred procedures. The procedures described in this two-volume publication are those that we currently favor. Their selection is the result of continuing analyses of our own experience during the past 30 years. All patients have been available for prolonged follow-up evaluation. Late failures often helped us to identify techniques that lessened the durability of an initially satisfactory operation, and they became a stimulus for the development of modifications or trials with alternative operations. Particular attention is directed to the manner in which knowledge of the natural history of disease influences the choice of operations.
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Authors and Affiliations

  • University of California Medical Center, San Francisco, USA

    Ronald J. Stoney, William K. Ehrenfeld

  • University of Queensland, Princess Alexander Hospital, Brisbane, Australia

    David J. Effeney

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