Endovascular Therapy For Peripheral Vascular Disease

If you are one of the many physicians from different specialty
disciplines who perform endovascular interventions then this
practical reference will help you to develop your endovascular skills
and encompass them into daily practice.

Endovascular Therapy covers everything you need to know about
creating an endovascular program, such as imaging, catheter and
device inventory, nursing support, and technician support.

In addition, this book provides a basic knowledge of the
pathophysiology of vascular disease, interventional techniques, and
endovascular modalities of various disease categories. Each
individual disease and endovascular therapy is discussed and emphasis
is placed on the relevant complications associated with the wide
spectrum of endovascular interventions.

Also included are step-by-step guides to procedure conduct, tips and
tricks, procedure specific equipment lists, and recommended post
procedure orders and follow up.




1 General principles of endovascular therapy
2 Basic science of endovascular therapy
3 Pharmacotherapy in endovascular interventions
4 Complications of endovascular therapy
5 Carotid bifurcation disease
6 Supra-aortic trunk and upper extremity arterial disease
7 Thoracic aortic disease
8 Abdominal aortic aneurysm
9 Mesenteric artery occlusive disease
10 Renal artery occlusive disease
11 Aortoiliac occlusive disease
12 Lower extremity arterial disease
13 Arteriovenous graft interventions
14 Venous insufficiency and varicose veins
15 Ileofemoral deep venous thrombosis
16 Vascular trauma
17 Endovascular devices in peripheral interventions
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