Aortic Arch Surgery

Contents. Preface. PART I: General Principles. Chapter 1 Historical Perspective - The Evolution of AorticArch Surgery. Chapter 2 Surgical Anatomy. Chapter 3 Natural History: Evidence-based Indications forOperation. PART II: Imaging Techniques. Chapter 4 Aortography. Chapter 5 Computed Tomography. Chapter 6 Magnetic Resonance Imaging. Chapter 7 Echocardiography. PART III: Strategies for Intraoperative Management andNeurologic Protection. Chapter 8 Anesthetic Management. Chapter 9 Options for Exposure: From Minimal Access to TotalAortic Replacement. Chapter 10 Monitoring the Brain: Near Infrared Spectroscopy. Chapter 11 Monitoring the Brain: Jugular Venous OxygenSaturation. Chapter 12 Monitoring the Brain: Transcranial Doppler. Chapter 13 Hypothermic Circulatory Arrest. Chapter 14 Direct Antegrade Cerebral Perfusion. Chapter 15 Antegrade Cerebral Perfusion via the AxillaryArtery. Chapter 16 Retrograde Cerebral Perfusion. Chapter 17 Perfusion Strategies for Brain Protection: Rationalefor a Selective Approach. PART IV: Options for Aortic Repair. Chapter 18 Distal Anastomosis First: The TraditionalApproach. Chapter 19 Alternative Approaches: The Arch First Technique. Chapter 20 Alternative Approaches: The Proximal FirstTechnique. Chapter 21 Alternative Approaches: Trifurcated GraftTechnique. Chapter 22 Alternative Approaches: Intraluminal Aortic Ring. Chapter 23 Alternative Approaches: EndovascularStent-Grafts. Chapter 24 Surgical Adhesives. PART V: Surgical Treatment of Specific Problems. Chapter 25 Congenital Anomalies in Adults. Chapter 26 Acute Dissection. Chapter 27 Chronic Dissection. Chapter 28 Degenerative Aneurysms. Chapter 29 Trauma. Chapter 30 Atherosclerotic Occlusive Disease. Chapter 31 Inflammatory Diseases. Chapter 32 Resection for Malignancy. PART VI: Neurologic Complications. Chapter 33 Pathophysiology. Chapter 34 Evaluation and Management. Chapter 35 Outcomes Measurement: Neuropsychological Testing. Chapter 36 Outcomes Measurement: Biochemical Markers. Index