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Coronary Stenosis. Imaging, Structure and Physiology
Escaned, J. — Serruys, P.
1ª Edición Septiembre 2010
Inglés
Tapa dura
535 pags
2860 gr
24 x 29 x 4 cm
ISBN 9782913628564
Editorial PCR Publishing
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“Coronary stenosis. Imaging, structure and physiology” has
been designed as a clinically and research orientated
reference for all cardiologists, physicians, cardiovascular
imagers, trainees and investigators working in the field of
ischemic heart disease. In the scenario of facilitated access to
the coronary arteries provided by new diagnostic techniques,
this book comes to fill an empty space in the medical
literature: a textbook providing a comprehensive,
multifaceted analysis of atherosclerotic and non
atherosclerotic coronary stenoses, addressing multiple issues
that are of key importance in invasive and non-invasive
diagnostic studies of the coronary vessels.
Emphasis has been placed in integrating three separate aspects: imaging, structure and physiology. The chapters are written by top experts in invasive and noninvasive diagnostics, coronary anatomy, pathology and physiology, encouraged by the editors to adress each topic from a plural perspective to facilitate knowledge sharing between their respective disciplines. An associated website provides access to the electronic edition of the book, which includes moving images and updated material.
“An indispensable companion for all those involved in the diagnosis and treatment of ischemic heart disease.”
EDITOR’S BIOGRAPHY
Javier Escaned MD PhD FESC studied at the University of Santiago de Compostela (Spain), and trained at the United Kingdom (Queen Elizabeth Hospital at Birmingham and Walsgrave Hospital at Coventry) and The Netherlands (Thoraxcenter / Erasmus MC). In 1994 he read his PhD thesis in Erasmus University Rotterdam (The Netherlands). In 1997 he was appointed Consultant Interventional Cardiologist at Hospital Clínico San Carlos, Madrid, Spain, a leading European institution in the field where he continues his clinical and research endeavours. He is author of more than 150 scientific articles and books chapters, mostly on interventional cardiology, intracoronary diagnostic techniques, coronary physiology and pathobiology of coronary atheroma.
Patrick W. Serruys MD PhD FESC FACC is Professor of Interventional Cardiology and Head of Interventional Department at Erasmus MC University Medical Center, Rotterdam (The Netherlands) and directs the Interventional Department there. His primary research interests are coronary artery disease and interventional cardiology, for which he has received numerous awards. He is also a Fellow of the European Society of Cardiology and the American College of Cardiology, and a member of the Scientific Council of the International College of Angiology. He is Associate Editor of Circulation and serves on the editorial boards of several other journals. Dr Serruys has published more than 1300 papers and co–edited 31 books.
BOOK’S CONTENT
Foreword - Morton J. Kern
Preface - Javier Escaned, Patrick W. Serruys
Part I - The hemodynamics of coronary stenoses
- Anatomy and structure of the coronary circulation
Robert H. Anderson, Tony Hlavacek - Fundamental concepts of coronary physiology for clinicians
Jos Spaan, Jan Piek - Hemodynamic effects of focal and diffuse coronary stenoses
Rob Krams - Interactions between coronary stenoses and microcirculation
Mario Marzilli - Physiology of collateral circulation
Gerald Werner
Part II - The structure of coronary stenoses
- Evolution of atheromatous plaques
Renu Virmani - Vessel remodelling during atherogenesis
Pilar Jimenez, Javier Escaned - Assessment of metaloproteinase plaque elution in unstable plaques
Hiroshi Suzuki - Intracoronary thrombosis and stenosis
Dominick Angiolillo - Structure of chronic total occlusions
Bradley Strauss - Vasa vasorum in healthy and diseased coronary vessels
Amir Lerman
Part III - Assessment of coronary atheroma
- A historical perspective of the angiographic assessment of coronary stenoses
John Ambrose - Contemporary angiographic assessment of coronary stenoses
Chris Girasis, Patrick W. Serruys - Assessment of coronary stenoses using gray-scale intravascular ultrasound
Carlo Di Mario - Ultrasonic characterisation of atheromatous plaque components
Hector García - Angioscopic assessment of coronary stenoses
Fernando Alfonso - Near infrarred spectroscopy
James Muller - Optical coherence tomography in the assessment of coronary stenoses
Nieves Gonzalo, Evelyn Regar - Intracoronary thermography in the assessment of plaque inflammation
Konstantinos Totouzas - Elastographic assessment of coronary stenoses
AFW van der Steen - Non-invasive study of coronary stenoses with MSCT
Koen Nieman, Pim de Feyter - Assessment of atheromatous plaques with magnetic resonance imaging
Juan Luis Jimenez-Borreguero, Valentin Fuster - Plaque assessment with Raman spectroscopy
James F. Brennan 3rd
Part IV - Functional assessment of coronary stenoses
- Radionuclide assessment of myocardial ischemia
Philipp A. Kaufmann - Ecocardiographic assessment of myocardial ischemia
José Luis Zamorano, Alejandro Cortell - Assessment of myocardial ischemia with nuclear magnetic resonance
Ingo Paetsch, Jesús González-Mirelis - Intracoronary pressure and thermodilution measurements
Volker Klauss - Intracoronary Doppler-based techniques for stenosis assessment
Maria Siebes
Part V - Dynamic coronary stenoses
- Physiology and clinical assessment of myocardial bridges
Javier Escaned - Coronary spasm: pathophysiology and diagnosis
Filippo Crea - Spontaneous coronary dissection
Vera Lennie, Manuel Paulo Guzman - Congenital coronary anomalies causing extravascular vessel compression
Tony Hlavacek, Robert H. Anderson
Part VI - Coronary stenoses after cardiac interventions
- Saphenous vein graft attrition
Gianni Angelini, Jean-Louis Sablayrolles - Restenosis in bare metal and drug eluting stents
Adnan Kastrati - Coronary stenoses in transplant graft vasculopathy
Javier Segovia
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