Titlebook: Interventional Cardiology and Angiology; B. H?fling,A. P?lnitz,B. E. Strauer Conference proceedings 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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Adenosine production during balloon-induced ischemia9), vasoactive adenosine has been described to be a major factor involved in the metabolic control of coronary flow. Experimental studies have demonstrated that inadequate supply of oxygen to the heart, e.g. during ischemia, leads to enhanced formation of adenosine which in turn increases coronary f

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Quantitative and qualitative morphological changes during intraoperative balloon valvuloplasty0). Dilatation of stenosed and calcified aortic valves, however, is not a new idea stemming from interventional cardiologists as a result of the success of balloon dilatation of coronary artery stenoses (7), but has been used since the beginning of heart surgery (11). The only detectable difference

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What can we learn from classical operative techniques for valvular balloon dilatation? paediatric and adult cases as an alternative to various classical operative techniques (1, 2). Interventional cardiology seems to avoid traumatic surgery, and valvular balloon dilatation might have a lower mortality and morbidity rate, and repeat dilatations are thought to be easier to perform. In

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Percutaneous balloon valvuloplasty of aortic stenosis in 110 consecutive patientstions to open heart surgery: pulmonary congestion with pneumonia, fever and leukocytosis, respiratory insufficiency, cardiogenic shock, other serious diseases with organ failure, advanced age along with poor physical condition, bleeding disorders, etc. Recently, several groups have published encoura

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Histological findings from “atherectomy” specimensthe histological evaluation of percutaneously removed plaques and perhaps the study of primary lesions and their restenoses will give further insight into this rapidly progressing atherosclerotic model.

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