Vascular Surgery: A Global Perspective

 

Description:

Vascular surgery has experienced remarkable growth and diversification in the last decade, especially with its embracing the disruptive endovascular technological revolution.  Vascular surgeons remain the only group of specialists capable of total treatment of patients with vascular disease, providing medical, minimally invasive, and surgical therapy.  Although vascular surgeons practice in all areas of the world, practice patterns in different areas naturally have both similarities and differences that reflect both regional patterns of disease, genetic characteristics of local peoples, cultural preferences for treatment, local political and economic situations, different access to resources and devices, as well as different training paradigms. Thus, the practice of vascular surgery has diversified and evolved in parallel in many areas, converging and diverging in many ways. Vascular Surgery: A Global Perspective provides the first review and comparison of the diversity of vascular surgery practice around the world. The book is grouped according to common vascular diseases such as aneurysmal and occlusive arterial disease, as well as venous and lymphatic disease and dialysis access. Each major disease topic includes multiple chapters written by expert specialists from around the world, each discussing their local approach to the disease and its treatment. Similarly, the status of vascular surgery practice is addressed, including discussion of the influence of payment systems on practice, patient access to the internet for information, training paradigms, and the legal system including malpractice. This textbook provides the first worldwide summary of the care of patients with vascular disease and will be of interest to a wide audience including vascular surgeons, vascular medical specialists, cardiologists, radiologists, internists, and family practice physicians.

 

Table of contents (57 chapters):

 

Disparities in Global Surgical Access and Outcomes: Current Estimates and Models of Global Engagement

Pages 1-5

Ozgediz, Doruk

 

Aortic Aneurysms: Definition, Epidemiology and Natural History

Pages 9-14

Ristow, Arno (et al.)

 

History of Endovascular Aneurysm Repair

Pages 15-20

Demicheli, Elvio (et al.)

 

Current Management of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm in Australia

Pages 21-26

Robinson, D. A. (et al.)

 

Endovascular Aneurysm Repair: Indications for Treatment

Pages 27-29

Ferreira, Luis Mariano (et al.)

 

Endovascular Aneurysm Repair Versus Open Repair in Patients with Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm

Pages 31-33

Razuk-Filho, Alvaro (et al.)

 

Thoracic Aortic Aneurysms in Brazil

Pages 35-40

Castro Bernardes, Rodrigo (et al.)

 

Branched and Fenestrated Devices for Treatment of Juxtarenals and Thoracoabdominal Aneurysms

Pages 41-48

Silveira, Pierre Galvagni (et al.)

 

Aortic Disease and Its Treatment in Hong Kong

Pages 49-53

Cheng, Stephen W. K.

 

Aortic Aneurysm Management in Europe

Pages 55-60

Kamman, Arnoud V. (et al.)

 

Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm in Jordan: Status and Management Strategy

Pages 61-63

Basheer, Mamoun

 

Aortic Disease and Management in India

Pages 65-71

Unnikrishnan, Madathipat (et al.)

 

Aneurysms: North America

Pages 73-77

Shah, Samir K. (et al.)

 

Peripheral Vascular Disease and Endovascular Therapy in Singapore

Pages 81-90

Tang, T. Y. (et al.)

 

Vascular Surgery in North America: Current Perspectives in Peripheral Arterial Disease

Pages 91-94

Siracuse, Jeffrey J. (et al.)

 

Peripheral Arterial Disease: A European Perspective

Pages 95-99

Tsui, Janice (et al.)

 

Peripheral Artery Disease: A Brazilian Perspective

Pages 101-104

Luccia, Nelson (et al.)

 

Peripheral Atherosclerotic Occlusive Disease and Lower Limb Ischemia in Egypt: Current Status

Pages 105-108

Hussein, Emad A.

 

Peripheral Arterial Disease: An Australian Perspective

Pages 109-112

Chambers, Jennifer (et al.)

 

Diabetic Foot in Colombia

Pages 113-118

Muñoz, Alberto

 

Integrated Management of Diabetic Foot in Oman

Pages 119-126

Alwahaibi, Khalifa

 

Comparison of Diabetic Foot Amputation in Egypt with the United States

Pages 127-129

Shalaby, Sherif Y., MD (et al.)

 

Cell Therapy for Vascular Diseases in Israel

Pages 131-139

Porat, Yael (et al.)

 

The Treatment of Carotid Disease Within Australia

Pages 143-154

Varcoe, Ramon L. (et al.)

 

Treatment of Carotid Disease in North America

Pages 155-161

Han, Daniel K. (et al.)

 

Carotid Disease in Brazil

Pages 163-168

Navarro, Túlio P., MD, PhD (et al.)

 

Current Status in Management of Carotid Disease in Korea

Pages 169-173

Kim, Young-wook (et al.)

 

Carotid Disease in Europe

Pages 175-179

Naylor, A. Ross

 

Venous Disease: An Australian Perspective

Pages 183-191

Wong, Yew Toh

 

Venous Disease in Hong Kong

Pages 193-200

Chun, Skyi Pang Yin

 

Varicose Vein Treatment in South Korea

Pages 201-209

Joh, Jin Hyun

 

The Treatment of Venous Disease in North America

Pages 211-215

Singh, Michael J. (et al.)

 

Venous Disease: Brazilian Overview

Pages 217-221

Santos, Maria Elisabeth Rennó de Castro

 

Chronic Venous Disease: A European Perspective

Pages 223-228

Gaunt, Michael E.

 

Hemodialysis Access Management in Singapore

Pages 231-236

Ho, Jackie Pei

 

Access for Hemodialysis in Australia

Pages 237-244

Ramanathan, Anantha K.

 

Hemodialysis Access Management in China

Pages 245-250

Ye, Zhidong (et al.)

 

Hemodialysis Access in North America

Pages 251-262

Arya, Shipra (et al.)

 

Access for Hemodialysis in Brazil

Pages 263-271

Guimarães, André Valença

 

Renal Replacement Therapy: A European Perspective

Pages 273-277

Shaikh, Faisal M. (et al.)

 

The Status of Vascular Surgery Practice in the United States

Pages 281-287

Tan, Tze-Woei (et al.)

 

Current Status of Vascular Surgery in Japan

Pages 289-293

Nishibe, Toshiya (et al.)

 

Status of Vascular Surgery Practice in India

Pages 295-298

Rai, Kumud M. (et al.)

 

Status of Practice of Vascular Surgery in Singapore

Pages 299-304

Cheng, Shin Chuen

 

Vascular Surgical Practice in North Queensland, Australia

Pages 305-309

Ng, Eugene (et al.)

 

Vascular Surgery in Southern Africa

Pages 311-313

Veller, Martin

 

History and Current State of Vascular Surgery in Russia

Pages 315-318

Pokrovsky, A. V. (et al.)

 

Vascular Surgery in Romania

Pages 319-323

Costache, V. S. (et al.)

 

Vascular Surgery in Sub-Saharan Africa: Challenges and Opportunities—The Experience of Uganda

Pages 325-328

Mwambu, Tom P., MBChB, MMed. FCS(ECSA) (et al.)

 

Vascular Surgery in Zambia

Pages 329-331

Makupe, Alex

 

Status of Vascular Surgical Care in Palestine

Pages 333-336

Isayed, Raed M. A.

 

The Status of Vascular Surgery in Nepal

Pages 337-340

Pandey, Sandeep

 

Surgical Care in Haiti

Pages 341-345

Vanderpool, David M. (et al.)

 

Vascular Surgery in Greece in the Wake of Financial Crisis

Pages 347-355

Avgerinos, Efthymios D. (et al.)

 

Current Status of Vascular Training Schemes in Europe: Recommendations for a New Global Teaching Curriculum

Pages 357-363

Sultan, Sherif, MCh,MD,FRCS,EBQS/VASC,FACS,PhD (et al.)

 

Vascular Surgery Training Paradigms in Asia, Europe, South America, the United Kingdom, and the United States

Pages 365-370

Kokkosis, Angela A. (et al.)

 

An Industry Perspective on Establishing a Support Network Worldwide

Pages 371-373

O’Meara, Mike

 

An aparitie	7 July 2018
Autor	Alan Dardik
Dimensiuni	17.81 x 2.36 x 25.4 cm
Editura	Springer
Format	Paperback
ISBN	9783319815909
Limba	Engleza
Nr pag	412