Titlebook: Intensive Care of the Adult with Congenital Heart Disease; Eduardo da Cruz,Duncan Macrae,Gary Webb Book 2019 Springer International Publis

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Preparing Adults with Congenital Heart Disease for Surgery or Intervention in many areas. As the number of patients surviving with severe congenital heart disease increases, so does the complexity of the care required and the number of specialist practitioners involved with this patient group. It is necessary to be prepared for what may occur with any intervention with AC

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Sedation in ACHDlonged immobilization have been recognized as major factors impacting the outcome of critically ill patients. Current guidelines incorporate the management of pain, agitation, and delirium with a focus on decreasing sedation-induced adverse events. More specific analgesic and sedation strategies, da

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Critical Care Management of the?Adult with Tetralogy of Fallotter repair, pulmonary regurgitation is common, but in general surgery is not required until adulthood. Pulmonary valve replacement (PVR) is the most frequent operation in adult TOF patients, while complete correction in natural history is less frequent in developed countries but can take place in th

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Critical Care Management of the?Adult with Aortic Coarctationrecognized for the first time in adulthood. For those treated as children, recurrent coarctation of the aorta may be encountered in the adult age group along with other complications of repair including aortic aneurysm. Unrepaired coarctation of the aorta or repaired coarctation with residual stenos

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Critical Care Management of the?Adult with the?Univentricular Heartd structured perioperative care. A rapidly growing number of these patients are reaching adulthood and are being admitted to intensive care units in greater numbers. Although many adults with functionally univentricular hearts will have undergone a Fontan operation, some will present unoperated or w

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Critical Care Management of the?ACHD Patient with Aortopathiesrocedures are performed. With complex relationships involving differential blood flow, elevated pressures and resistances, as well as unique blood vessel anatomy, these patients require specialty care. Knowledge of medications to avoid, details of post-procedural monitoring, and sequelae associated

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