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Cardiac Surgery and Concomitant Disease
Ennker, J.
1ª Edición Septiembre 1998
Inglés
300 pags
1100 gr
null x null x null cm
ISBN 9783798511309
Editorial SPRINGER
J. Ennker
, Lahr, Germany (Ed.)Cardiac Surgery and Concomitant Disease
The incidence of concomitant disease in patients referred for cardiac surgery has increased substantially throughout the years. Years ago a significant proportion of patients due for cardiac surgery would not have been operated on, as the risk of concomitant disease were estimated as being too high. Over the years techniques in cardiac surgery, anaesthesiology and intensive care treatment have improved, thus, enabling us to operate on and to treat more severely ill patients and those with extraneous complications. Cardiac Surgery and Concomitant Disease presents the current knowledge in dealing with high risk patients scheduled for cardiac surgery.
Fields:Cardiac Surgery; Cardiology; Internal Medicine
Written for:Cardiac surgeons, clinicians and practitioners in cardiology
Table of Contents
J. Ennker
, Lahr, Germany (Ed.)Cardiac Surgery and Concomitant Disease
Contents:
- Preface - Introduction - Cardiac surgery and the influence of endocrine disorders - Obesity - A risk factor in coronary artery surgery? - Cardiac surgery and pregnancy - The impact of gender on cardiac surgical outcome - Cardiac surgery in adult patients with congenital heart and severe concomitant disease - Cardiac surgery in diabetic patients - Cardiac surgery and neurological disorders - The role of heart transplantation and assist devices in patients with severe concomitant diseases© 2025 Axón Librería S.L.
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