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Informationen zum Autor Kyung Cho, Irvin F. Hawkins Klappentext This volume studies the evolution of CO2 as a contrast agent, the physics and hemodynamics of CO2, recent clinical and experimental studies on the safety of CO2 as an intravenous agent, and monitoring during CO2 angiography. Assembling more than 25 years of real-world experience, laboratory research data, and strategies acquired by the authors in the utilization of CO2 angiography, it outlines a practical approach to its utilization in a variety of diagnostic and interventional vascular procedures, including angiography in the abdominal aorta, visceral, and renal arteries, and for renal transplant, tumors, and traumatic and gastrointestinal bleeding. Zusammenfassung Carbon Dioxide Angiography Inhaltsverzeichnis Overview of CO2 as a Contrast Agent. Physical Properties and Flow Dynamics of CO2. CO2 as a Venous Contrast Agent: Safety and Tolerance. Monitoring Patients Undergoing CO2 Angiography. Aortogram and Runoff. Visceral CO2 DSA. CO2 Renal DSA. CO2 DSA for Renal Transplant Patients. CO2 DSA of Tumors. CO2 for Traumatic Bleeding. CO2 for Gastrointestinal Bleeding. Carbon Dioxide for Use in Iliac Lower Extremity Percutaneous Transluminal Angioplasty and Stent Placement. CO2 Renal PTA and Stent Placement. CO2 Upper Extremity Venography. CO2 for Wedged Hepatic Venography. CO2 Splenoportography. CO2 with Large-Needle TIPS. CO2 Fine-Needle TIPS. Aneurysms, Arteriovenous Malformations and Arteriovenous Fistula. CO2 Inferior Vena Cavography. CO2 with Venous Interventions. CO2 Guided Percutaneous Nephrostomies including the Blunt Needle Technique. CO2 Plastic Bag Delivery System. Potential Complications and Their Prevention.
