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

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-1852-1PET; Surgery; brain; cardiac surgery; circulation; complications; dementia; depression; electroencephalograp

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Cerebral Damage Before and After Cardiac Surgery978-94-011-1852-1Series ISSN 0924-5294

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Organic Chemistry of Photographyer open heart surgery depend upon the delivery of oxygen to the brain. The brain consumes 3–5 ml of oxygen/100 g/min, or more than 20% of the total body consumption of oxygen, and nearly 15% of the cardiac output is required to deliver this amount of oxygen to the brain which itself only accounts for 2.5% of the body weight [1].

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Spectral Sensitization and Sensitizing Dyesmarkers sought, complications in this family may range from minor transient neuropsychologic impairment to disabling stroke. Because of inconsistencies in definitions and research protocols, estimates of the frequency of PCND vary extensively, but it may occur in as many as 79% of patients subsequent to open heart surgery [1].

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-09142-5The research about organic brain problems in cardiac surgery patients and the use of neuropsychological tests as diagnostic measurements is based on the general hypotheses:

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Impairment in basic cognitive functioning: attention, concentration, mental flexibilityThe research about organic brain problems in cardiac surgery patients and the use of neuropsychological tests as diagnostic measurements is based on the general hypotheses: