Vascular Reconstruction Surgery Atlas

Author: Liu Zhongmin
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The Atlas of Vascular Reconstruction Surgery describes all the basic steps of vascular reconstruction through 961 detailed illustrations, guiding readers through each process from start to finish. This book is specifically written for resident physicians, with illustrations that focus on the technical perspective of vascular reconstruction, as well as basic vascular exposure and access. It also introduces invaluable experience and techniques. The Atlas of Vascular Reconstruction Surgery is a classic textbook for vascular surgery. Its illustrations are uniquely designed, meticulously drawn, and the layout is spacious. Each illustration is accompanied by technique explanations and tips, making the content rich yet easy to understand, enjoyable to read. It is a highly recommended book for surgeons preparing for a rotation in vascular surgery. I believe it will be beneficial for every surgical resident or practicing physician. The book is divided into four parts. The first part introduces commonly used vascular surgical instruments and provides an overview of artificial blood vessels and sutures used in vascular reconstruction. Before discussing vascular surgery, it provides a detailed introduction to vascular anatomy and exposure for reference. The second part focuses on various surgical methods used for vascular reconstruction, including direct suture, patch angioplasty, end-to-end, end-to-side, and side-to-side anastomoses; it also outlines possible modifications. The third part introduces various auxiliary surgical methods for constructing proximal and distal anastomoses when building femoral bypass. The fourth part introduces various advanced surgical techniques for constructing proximal and distal anastomoses when dealing with aortic occlusion or aneurysmal pathological changes.