Number of pages: 232
Opening: 16 pages
Cover format: fine b book
Publisher: Science Publishing House Distribution Department
Publication date：2006-10-1
This book introduces the pathogenesis, pathophysiology, diagnosis and treatment of ventricular wall tumors, focusing on anesthesia, surgical methods, and efficacy of ventricular wall tumors, and fully reflects the latest academic progress at home and abroad. The book is illustrated with more than 100 surgical illustrations, and depicts various surgical procedures and their differences, comparing the advantages and disadvantages of each procedure, which is highly instructive and practical. This book can be used by cardiac endosurgeons, anesthesiologists, perfusionists and related researchers.
Surgical Treatment of Ventricular Wall Tumors Table of Contents of this book Chapter 1 General Introduction Changqing Gao, Department of Cardiovascular Surgery, Beijing 301 Hospital
Section I Historical Review
Section II Definition of left ventricular ventricular wall tumor
Section III Clinical application of midline analysis method
Section IV Concept of myocardial band
Section V Etiology and Pathogenesis of Heart Failure
Chapter 2 Pathophysiology of ventricular wall tumors and pathology of ischemic heart disease
Section I Pathophysiology
Section II Pathology of ischemic heart disease
Chapter 3: Diagnosis and surgical indications of ventricular wall tumors
Section I. Natural history and morbidity
Section II Clinical manifestations
Section III Diagnosis
Section IV Diagnostic imaging
Section V. Echocardiographic evaluation before and after surgery
Section VI Indications and contraindications for surgery
Section 7: Prediction of perioperative mortality
Section VIII Preoperative preparation
Chapter 4: Anesthesia for patients undergoing ventricular wall tumor surgery
Chapter 5: Surgical approach to ventricular wall tumors
Section I. Basic operations
Section II Folding technique and Coley technique
Section III Jatene technique
Section IV. The standard Dor procedure
Section V. Comparison of the similarities and differences between the Jatene and Dor techniques
Section 6: Cooley’s new technique: ventricular wall tumor internal suture
Section 7: Pseudoventricular wall tumor and congenital ventricular wall tumor
Chapter 6: Surgical treatment of ventricular septal perforation after acute myocardial infarction
Section I. History
Section II Pathologic patterns of post-myocardial infarction septal perforation
Section III Natural course of disease
Section IV Clinical features, diagnostic criteria and differential diagnosis
Section V. Surgical treatment
Chapter 7 Postoperative management of ventricular wall tumors
Section I. Early postoperative management
Section 2: Long-term postoperative care plan
Chapter 8: Immediate and long-term results of ventricular wall tumor surgery
Section I. Surgical outcomes
Section II: Surgical experience of ventricular wall tumor in the People’s Liberation Army General Hospital
Section II Introduction of typical cases
Chapter 9 New concept of ventriculoplasty
Section I. Relationship between the lesion and the left ventricle
Section II Surgical reconstruction of the left ventricle
Section III The significance of spiral myocardial fiber orientation
Chapter 10 Outlook
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