Heart Transplantation
James K. Kirklin; James B. Young
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ISBN-13: 9780443076558
ISBN-10: 0443076553
Publisher: Churchill Livingstone
Format: Hardback, 883 pages Pub Date: 01/2002
Edition Number: 1
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Synopsis
This truly comprehensive reference is devoted to every aspect of heart transplantation. It not only covers the surgical procedures for the donor and recipient, but also explores pre and post operative patient management, operative techniques and non-surgical cardiac management options. The 3 reasons you need this book are: (1) Extensive outline and bolded phrases will provide you with QUICK and EASY access to the information; (2) Over 700 illustrations will provide an additional visual aid to enhance your understanding of the text; and (3) Access to information on all the most currently used immunosuppressive drugs and other modalities with helpful tables
- Covers the critical subjects of basic science, causation theories, clinical manifestation, and available therapies for acute and chronic allograft rejection.
- Devotes an entire chapter to pediatric heart transplantation and details those areas which are unique to the infant, child, and adolescent.
- Provides a thorough explanation of the immunologic basis of transplantation.
- Dedicates a chapter to techniques of analysis in outcomes research in both single and multi-institutional studies.
- Describes individual post-transplantation infections along with treatment options and doses.
- Offers detailed survival analyses with risk factors for various causes of death based on the most current data available.
- Includes information on all currently used immunosuppresive drugs and other modalities in helpful tables which includes data on mechanism, chemistry, metabolism, indications, and toxicities of each agent.
- Facilitates quick reference with extensive outlines and bolded phrases.
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Additional DescriptionBackground of Heart Transplantation
1. History of Cardiac Transplantation
2. Immunology in Relation to Cardiac Transplantation
3. Methodology for Clinical Research in Cardiac Transplantation
The Patient Before Transplantation
4. Pathophysiology and Clinical Features of Heart Failure
5. Medical and Nontransplant Surgical Therapy of Heart Failure
6. Recipient Evaluation and Selection
7. Pretransplant Immunologic Evaluation and Management
8. Mechanical Support of the Failing Heart
The Transplanted Heart
9. The Donor Heart
10. The Heart Transplant Operation
11. Physiology of the Transplanted Heart
Management of the Transplant Patient
12. Management of the Recipient During the Transplant Hospitalization
13. Immunosuppressive Modalities
14. Cardiac Allograft Rejection
15. Infections After Heart (and Heart/Lung) Transplantation
Long-Term Outcome After Heart Transplantation
16. Survival After Heart Transplantation
17. Cardiac Allograft Vasculopathy (Chronic Rejection)
18. Other Long-Term Complications
19. Quality of Life After Heart Transplantation
Special Situations in Heart Transplantation
20. Pediatric Heart Transplantation
21. Combined Heart and Other Organ Transplantation
22. Cardiac Retransplantation
23. Xenotransplantation
24. Resource Allocation in Heart Transplantation