Titlebook: Cerebral Damage Before and After Cardiac Surgery; Allen E. Willner Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1993 PET.Surgery.br

Angiogenesis

Clinical electroencephalographic assessment of cerebral impairment produce measurable alterations in brain function ranging from the dramatic and catastrophic to effects which are subclinical and quite subtle. Not infrequently cardiovascular induced compromise of cerebral metabolic needs will result in alterations of one kind or another in the ongoing electrical activity of the brain.

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心胸開闊

Microaneurysm

Prevalence and causes of cerebral complications in cardiac surgerynary bypass. But the CNS risks of the cardiac patient are not limited to the pre- and intraorperative phases only. After operation, there remain a number of potential hazards for the CNS; e.g., those associated with the life-long anticoagulant treatment needed after valvular replacement and with emb

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Perfusion related parameters affecting cerebral outcome after cardiac surgeryCABG operation remains the most frequent requirement for CPB today. The fact that many of these patients are middle-aged and actively employed further emphasizes the need for optimum cerebral protection during CPB.

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Central nervous risk factors in cardiac surgerythe Department of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery in the University Hospital in Hamburg since 1974, and currently in an international multi-centre study..We found postoperative neurological abnormalities in more than 50% of our patients. While irreversible brain damage occurred in only 0.5% of c

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