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LIBRERIA STUDIUM
Cardiac Anaesthesia
Matthew Barnard, Bruce Martin
Editore
Oxford University Press
Anno
2010
Pagine
582
ISBN
9780199209101
40,00 €
- Covers the whole care of a patient, from preoperative assessment through to provision of anaesthesia, pain relief, and post-operative care
- Includes management plans and protocols
- Contains up-to-date guidelines and references
- Includes a unique chapter on paediatric heart disease
The Oxford Specialist Handbook series provides readers with clear, concise information on all that is needed to successfully train in the medical sub-specialties. Each book is designed to give an overview of clearly defined procedures, skills, guidelines, and technologies, and provide practical tips and case studies to supplement hands-on experience.
This book provides accessible, clear guidelines on cardiac anaesthesia. It is divided into three distinct sections. The first section covers the scientific basis of cardiac anaesthesia: anatomy, physiology, pathology, and pharmacology. The second section is organized by organ system. It includes all of the implications of cardiac surgery for the major organ systems while emphasizing post-operative sequelae. The aim is to avoid repetition by incorporating within each organ topic the information which is common to different groups of patients or types of surgery. Diverse topics are linked together in a rational and logical way by linking them to the underlying organ system. The third section covers clinical practice and is organized by the type of surgery or surgical condition. This facilitates rapid and easy access to clinical management plans for any particular type of patient.
Readership: Aimed primarily at trainee anaesthetists, the book will also appeal to consultants in anaesthesia, anaesthetic nurses, cardiologists, and operating department practitioners.
Section 1 - The cardiovascular system
1: Professor R Anderson and Dr J Chikwe: The heart and its valves
2: Dr B Martin and Dr A Campbell: Cardiac Physiology
3: Dr M Barnard and Dr M Lees: Cardiovascular drugs
4: Dr M Patrick: Ischaemic heart disease, arrhythmias, and heart failure
Section 2 - Organ system implications of cardiac surgery
5: Dr J Arrowsmith: Central Nervous System
6: Dr A Cohen and Dr D Farran: Haematology
7: Dr L Kevin: The inflammatory response
8: Dr A Smith, Dr S Webb, and Dr S Allen: Renal
9: Dr B Woodcock: Respiratory
10: Dr P Wilson: Infection
Section 3 - Clinical practice of cardiac anaesthesia
11: Dr M Westwood & Dr C Dollery: Interventional cardiology for coronary artery disease
12: Dr S Cullen: Interventional cardiology for congenital heart disease
13: Dr P Lambiase & Dr M Lowe: Electrophysiological procedures
14: Mr J Yap: Cardiac surgery
15: Dr M Barnard,Dr W Davies, and Dr B Martin: Preoperative assessment and investigations
16: Professor J Mark and Dr A Barbeito: Monitoring
17: Dr S Wright: Trans-oesophageal echocardiography
18: Dr M Barnard and Dr B Martin: Cardiopulmonary bypass
19: Dr J Gothard and Dr A Kelleher: Deep hypothermia and circulatory arrest
20: Dr A Rosenberg: Intra-aortic balloon counter-pulsation
21: Dr A Rosenberg: Ventricular assist devices
22: Dr G Hopgood and Dr C Hamilton Davies: Post-operative care
23: Dr J Mackay: Coronary artery disease
24: Dr E Ashley: Off pump surgery
25: Dr M Barnard and Dr B Martin: Aortic valve surgery
26: Dr K Grebenik: Surgery of the thoracic aorta
27: Dr B Martin and Dr M Barnard: Mitral valve surgery
28: Dr M Barnard and Dr B Martin: Other valve disease
29: Dr A McEwan: Paediatric congenital heart disease
30: Dr M Barnard and Dr B Martin: Adult congenital heart disease
31: Dr M Barnard and Dr B Martin: Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
32: Dr S George and Dr A Gaunt: Anaesthesia for heart failure and transplantation
33: Dr K Grebenik: Urgent cardiac procedures
34: Dr E Ashley: Anaesthesia for electrophysiology procedures
35: Dr F Walker: Cardiac disease in pregnancy
