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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface x1
Contributing Authors x11
SECTION I
TECHNIQUES OF CORONARY REVASCULARIZATION AND IMAGING
1. Balloon Angioplasty and Provisional Stenting 3
DAVID R. HOLMES, JR
2. Rotational Atherectomy: When and How 7
PATRICK L. WHITLOW
3. Stents
A. The Gianturco-Roubin II
(UR-II) Intracoronary Stent 23
LARRY S. DEAN
B. The Medtronic Wiktor Coronary
Stent 27
KIRK N. GARRATT
C. The ACS Multi-Link and Duet Stents 38
DONALD S. BAIM
D. AVE Stents 41
NAVIN GUPTA,
ALEJANDRO N. LOPEZ, and
RICHARD R. HEUSER
E. The Coronary NIR Stent 47
ROXANA MEHRAN,
MICHAEL A. PETERSON,
and MARTIN B. LEON
F. Self-Expanding Stents 57
DAVID P. FOLEY and
MICHAEL J.B. KUTRYK
G. Impact of the Stented Segment Length
on Clinical Outcome-Observations from
the beStent Registry 71
ARIEL ROGUIN
and RAFAEL BEYAR
4. Intravascular Ultrasound: Practical Use
in the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory 78
HIROYUKI OKURA,
HEIDI N. BENNEAU,
PAUL G. YOCK,
and PETER J. FITZGERALD
5. Developing or Niche Techniques
A. Angiogenesis and Myogenesis 94
STEPHEN G. ELLIS
B. Directional Coronary Atherectomy
Prior to Stent Implantation: Rationale,
Technique, and Long-term Outcome 101
ISSAM MOUSSA,
JEFFERY MOSES, and
ANTONIO COLOMBO
C. Transluminal Extraction Coronary
Atherectomy 112
MAURICIO G. COHEN,
BRIAN H. ANNEX, and
MICHAEL H. SKETCH, JR.
D. Intracoronary Doppler Flow Velocity:
Using Measurements of Coronary Blood
Flow in Interventional Cardiology 124
MORTON J. KERN
and RICHARD G. BACH
E. Percutaneous Myocardial Revascularization 138
SIDNEY T.H. LO,
DAVID P. LEE,
and STEPHEN N. OESTERLE
F. Catheter-Based Radiation Therapy
for Restenosis 143
RON WAKSMAN
G. Radioisotope Stents: Evolution and Current
Status 158
TIM A. FISCHELL
H. Coronary Ultrasound Thrombolysis:
State-of-the-Art and Clinical Perspective 164
URI ROSENSCHEIN
SECTION II.
CLINICAL PROBLEMS
6. Evaluating Stenosis Severity: Quantitative
Angiography, Coronary Flow Reserve, and
Intravascular Ultrasound 175
DAVID HASDAI,
DAVID R. HOLMES, JR., and
AMIR LERMAN
7. Management of the Calcified Lesion 185
STUART T. HIGANO,
CHARLES R. CANNAN,
NELSON A. ARAUJO,
and DAVID R. HOLMES, JR.
8. The Long Lesion
A. The Mayo Clinic Perspective 195
DAVID R. HOLMES, JR. and
KIRK N. GARRATT
B. The University Hospital Gasthuisberg
Perspective 199
PATRICK COUSSEMENT and
IVAN DE SCHEERDER
9. Management of Angulated Lesions 207
STEPHEN G. ELLIS
10. The Bifurcation Lesion
A. The Role of Stents 211
BERNHARD REIMERS and
ANTONIO COLOMBO
B. The Role of Coronary Atherectomy 229
CHARLES A. SIMONTON III
C. The Role of Excimer Laser Coronary
Angioplasty 233
MARTIN J. SEBASTIAN,
FRANK LITVACK, and
NEAL EIGLER
D. The Role of Rotational Atherectomy 240
CHARANJIT S. RIHAL
11. The Lesion with Thrombus
A. An Approach to the Lesion with
Intracoronary Thrombus 248
DANIEL J. TIEDE and
GUY S. REEDER
B. Approach to the Thrombotic Lesion:
From Drugs to Devices 257
JOSE A. SILVA and
STEPHEN R. RAMEE
C. Management of the Coronary Lesion
with Associated Thrombus 266
JOHN S. DOUGLAS, JR.
12. Percutaneous Therapy of Ostial
Coronary Disease 275
STEVEN B. H. TIMMIS and ROBERT D. SAFIAN
13. The Simple De Novo Lesion
A. The Case for Provisional Stenting 280
CARLO DI MARIO
B. Primary Stenting in Acute Myocardial
Infarction 292
MANDEEP SINGH
14. The Restenotic Lesion
A. The Restenotic Lesion 296
MICHAEL HAUDE,
DIETRICH BAUMGART,
JUNBO GE,
THOMAS KONORZA,
CHRISTOPH ALTMANN, and
RAIMUND ERBEL
B. In-Stent Restenosis 303
JOSEPH R. CALIFANO and
PAUL S. TEIRSTEIN
15. The Chronic Occlusion
A. The Chronic Occlusion 325
BERNHARD MEIER
B. Treatment of Chronic Total Coronary
Occlusions 333
JAAP N. HAMBURGER and
DAVID R. HOLMES, JR.
16. Vein Graft Lesions
A. The Focal Vein Graft Lesion 341
DAVID L. FISCHMAN and
MICHAEL P. SAVAGE
B. Diffuse Saphenous Vein Graft Disease 349
JOHN S. DOUGLAS, JR.
C. Managing Diffuse Vein Graft Lesions:
Reconstruction with Self-Expandable,
Less-Shortening Wallstents 358
THIERRY JOSEPH,
JEAN FAJADET, and
JEAN MARCO
17. Interventional Therapy of Small Vessels 367
SHELDON GOLDBERG,
JANAH I. AJI, and
ARUN VENKAT
18. Complete Versus Incomplete Revascularization 374
DAVID P. FAXON and
CHRISTAKIS CHRISTODOULOU
19. The Patient with Very Poor Left Ventricular
Function
A. Managing the Patient with Severe
Left Ventricular Dysfunction 382
GREGORY W. BARSNESS and
DAVID R. HOLMES, JR.
B. Shock in the Setting of Acute Myocardial
Infarction 395
DAVID HASDAI and
DAVID R. HOLMES, JR.
20. Proximal Left Anterior Descending Disease
A. The Role of PTCR in Proximal
Left Anterior Descending Disease 400
CORRADO VASSANELLI,
GIULIANA MENEGATTI, and
JONATA MOLINARI
B. The Role of Bypass Surgery in Proximal
Left Anterior Descending Coronary Artery
Disease 406
J-J GOY and ERIC EECKHOUT
21. Overview of Treatment Selection for Multivessel
Disease
A. Multivessel Disease: Medical and
Revascularization Options 413
JAMES G. JOLLIS and
DANIEL B. MARK
B. Approaching Multivessel Coronary Artery
Disease 429
DANIEL L. DRIES and
BERNARD J. GERSH
22. Coronary Stent Retrieval: Devices and Techniques 441
KIRK N. GARRATT
23. Management of Vascular Sheath Following PTCA
A. Vascular Closure Devices for Immediate
Sheath Removal after Coronary Interventions:
Luxury or Necessity? 452
SIGMUND SILBER
DAVID R. HOLMES, JR.
B. The Role of the Perclose System in Patients
with Coronary Interventions 460
JAMES W. VETTER and
EXPEDITO E. RIBEIRO
24. Primary Angioplasty for Acute Myocardial
Infarction: The Zwolle Approach to
Reperfusion 471
FELIX ZIJLSTRA
25. Internal Mammary Artery Stenosis 476
MANDEEP SINGH
26. Transradial Approach for Coronary Angioplasty and
Stenting 481
FERDINAND KIEMENEIJ
27. Treatment of Closure and Threatened Closure 489
JANE A. LEOPOLD
and ALICE K. JACOBS
28. Coronary Arterial Perforation: Prediction, Diagnosis,
Management, and Prevention 501
FENGQI LIU,
RAIMUND ERBEL,
MICHAEL HAUDE,
and JUNBO GE
29. Treatment of Unprotected Left Main Stenoses 515
STEPHEN G. ELLIS
30. Diabetes and Coronary Heart Disease 518
STEVEN P. MARSO
SECTION III.
ADJUNCTIVE THERAPIES
31. Heparin: How Much in Patients Undergoing Percutaneous
Coronary Intervention? 537
CRAIG R. NARINS
32. Adjunctive Therapy: ADP Antagonists 547
DAVID R. HOLMES, JR.
33. Glycoprotein IIb/IIIa Antagonists
A. Platelet Glycoprotein IIb/Illa Receptor
Antagonists During Percutaneous Coronary
Revascularization 550
A. MICHAEL LINCOFF
B. The Role of Oral Platelet Glycoprotein IIb/IIIa
Antagonists in the Setting of Percutaneous
Coronary Intervention 564
STEVEN R. STEINHUBL and
ERIC J. TOPOL
C. Provisional Use of Abciximab During Coronary
Angioplasty 574
SORIN J. BRENDER
34. Local Drug Delivery: Current Clinical Applications 580
STEVEN R. BAILEY
SECTION IV.
RELATED ISSUES
35. Quality Management in the Cardiac Catheterization
Laboratory 591
WARREN K. LASKEY
SECTION V
SUMMARY AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS
36. Summary and Future Directiores 599
DAVID R. HOLMES, JR.
SUBJECT INDEX 601END
