Handbook Of Interventions For Structural Heart And Peripheral Vascular Disease

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Quick Overview The book promises to deliver excellent and extensive discussions, touching on diverse topics like endovascular management of structural heart disease, penile Doppler, endovascular treatment of erectile dysfunction, abdominal and thoracic aneurysms, arteriovenous malformations, Takayasu Arteritis, central vein occlusions, varicose veins, closure devices and Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation (TAVI). Lastly, the book touches on contentious issues, giving a consensus statement on these issues; and shows future trends such as novel devices or techniques which in the near future will shape the face of vascular intervention. Key Features • A brief and concise text. • Focuses on techniques, equipment, and interventional “tips and tricks”. • Highly distinctive educational resource for the interventional community. • Section on multi-layer flow modulator treatment of aortic disease represents an intriguing new line of research. • The “recent advances” section is a worthwhile potpourri of new therapies, e.g. pudendal artery stenting for erectile dysfunction, prostatic artery embolization, and treatment of hypertension and various vascular anomalies and malformations. • Highlights the emerging importance of interventional practice in peripheral vascular and structural heart disease. • Provides thorough understanding of pathology, symptoms, diagnosis and various treatment modalities. • Delivers excellent and extensive discussion on diverse topics like endovascular management of structural heart disease, penile Doppler, endovascular treatment of erectile dysfunction, abdominal and thoracic aneurysms, arteriovenous malformations, Takayasu Arteritis, central vein occlusions, varicose veins, closure devices and Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation (TAVI). • Targeted for interventional fellows and experienced interventional operators. Target Audience Targeted for interventional fellows and/ or more experienced interventional operators.