Title | Microsurgery for Cerebral Ischemia [electronic resource] / edited by S. J. Peerless, C. W. McCormick |
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Imprint | New York, NY : Springer New York, 1980 |
Connect to | http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-6090-5 |
Descript | XVIII, 372 p. online resource |
I. Lectures by Dr. M.E. Raichle (Honored Guest of Symposium) -- 1. Role of erythrocyte carbonic anhydrase in oxygen delivery to brain. -- 2. Recent developments in the measurement of cerebral hemodynamics and metabolism. -- II. Cerebral Ischemia and Infarction -- 3. Serum and CSF brain-specific isoenzyme profiles in experimental cerebral ischemia and infarction. -- 4. Free radicals and oxygen during reperfusion. -- 5. A new model for chronic reversible cerebral ischemia. -- 6. Brain energetics in patients undergoing STA-MCA anastomosis. -- III. Cerebral Blood Flow -- 7. Changes in cerebral autoregulation in patients undergoing microanastomosis. -- 8. Regional cortical blood flow during cerebrovascular surgery. -- 9. The use of STA-MCA bypass in the evaluation of rCBF. -- 10. rCBF measurement in patients with STA-MCA shunts. -- 11. Cerebral blood flow in superficial temporal artery to middle cerebral artery anastomosis. -- 12. Experimental cerebral revascularization studied by 85Kr clearance and fluorescein angiography after 24 hours of permanent occlusion of the middle cerebral artery in dogs. -- 13. Regional cerebral perfusion assessed with 81mKr and emission computerized tomography. -- 14. The value of noninvasive regional CBF measurements in diagnostic and follow-up studies in cerebral vascular diseases with special regard to EIAB. -- IV. Noninvasive Methods of Investigation and EEG Analysis -- 15. Noninvasive management of stroke patients by Doppler sonography and dynamic radionuclide brain scanning. -- 16. Noninvasive evaluation of superficial temporal to middle cerebral artery anastomosis. -- 17. Intraoperative hemodynamic study by Doppler ultrasonic flowmeter in the extracranial-intracranial arterial bypass. -- 18. Ocular pneumoplethysmography in carotid occlusive disease. -- 19. Changes in collateral circulation and EEG analysis following extra-intracranial anastomosis. -- 20. The emergency STA-MCA bypass evaluated by the induced-functional EEG analysis in acute ischemic stroke. -- V. Radiology -- 21. Correlation of noninvasive Doppler and angiographic evaluation of extra-intracranial anastomoses. -- 22. STA-MCA anastomosis: Detailed analysis of pre- and postoperative angiography. -- 23. Angiography of the external carotid-internal carotid anastomosis (EC-IC). -- 24. Cortical artery pressure: Preoperative and postoperative arteriographic findings in patients with internal carotid artery occlusion. -- 25. Angiographic findings and cross-sectional brain perfusion studies after extra- intracranial arterial bypass. -- 26. Morphologic and functional correlates in transient cerebral ischemia. -- VI. Technical Aspects -- 27. In-situ dissections of brain with emphasis on blood supply at the base of the brain. -- 28. Successful adhesive repair of middle cerebral arteriotomy in primates. -- 29. A new technique for the end-to-side anastomosis between small arteries. -- 30. Safe microclip occlusive force for temporary vascular occlusion. -- 31. The influence of adventitial tissue to healing processes following microsurgical interventions on small vessels. -- 32. Ultrastructural control of small vessels following microsurgical intervention by tissue adhesion with fibrin. -- 33. Comparative evaluation of microvascular arterial graft: Arterial autograft versus human umbilical artery graft. -- 34. Patency, blood flow and histologic response in 2- to 3-mm arterial autografts. -- 35. Arterial dilatation and augmentation of blood flow in experimental arteriovenous fistulas. -- 36. The effect of heparin on the patency rate of autogenous vein grafts inserted into the arterial system of rats. -- 37. The quantitative assessment of the effect of antiplatelet drugs on thrombosis in microvascular anastomoses. -- 38. Relationship of internal carotid artery stump pressure to STA-MCA bypass function. -- 39. Measurement of intracranial arterial pressure in patients undergoing extracranial to intracranial microsurgical anastomosis for cerebrovascular ischemia. -- VII. Clinical Aspects -- 40. High cervical carotidopathies. -- 41. Extra-intracranial arterial bypass surgery for cerebral ischemia in patients with normal cerebral angiograms. -- 42. Revascularization in the acute stage of the MCA occlusion. -- 43. Cerebral microvascular surgery in completed stroke. -- 44. Extra-intracranial anastomosis operation associated with hyperbaric oxygenation in the treatment of completed stroke. -- 45. Extra-intracranial arterial bypass surgery in patients with bilateral internal carotid artery occlusions. -- 46. The surgical management of bilateral carotid artery occlusive disease. -- 47. Indications for surgery in patients with several cerebrovascular lesions. -- 48. Further experience with occipital artery-caudal loop-PICA anastomosis for vertebrobasilar insufficiency. -- 49. New approaches in cerebral revascularization. -- 50. Failure of EC-IC bypass to alter ischemia. -- 51. Hemorrhagic infarction after microsurgical cerebral revascularization. -- 52. Extracranial-intracranial anastomosis in cerebrovascular disease. -- 53. Results in 51 patients with EC-IC bypass: Technical and clinical considerations. -- 54. Microneurosurgical arterial bypass for cerebral ischemia: The San Francisco experience. -- 55. STA-MCA anastomosis: further analysis of long-term resultsโA neurologistโs view