Titlebook: Microvascular Anastomoses for Cerebral Ischemia; Jack M. Fein,O. Howard Reichman Book 1978 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1978 Hirnchirurgi

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Anatomy and physiology pertinent to strokels, these can be kept patent, and blood can be made to flow through them. The question that arises relates to the value of such an anastomosis. An important goal in the treatment of patients with cerebrovascular disease is to prevent or minimize neurologic deficits by preserving or maximizing neuron

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Comparison of blood flow and patency in arterial and vein grafts to the basilar arteryystem has been done in animals (3,4) and more recently in man.(l) Previous studies of anastomotic grafts to the basilar system in animals have demonstrated that they may remain patent for a year or longer, (3,4) but few studies have been done to evaluate the physiologic results of these surgical app

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The endothelial surface of arteries A scanning electron microscopic examination of normal and anastoere among the first to use it for the investigation of arterial endothelium. They found that the endothelial surface was folded longitudinally, and thought that the folds were formed by endothelial cells standing one behind another in a file. Collatz and Garbarsch(3,4) demonstrated endothelial folds

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The experimental effects of prostaglandin E1 on small vessel patencynstruments and techniques, however, if microsurgery is to progress to areas of new application (such as an occipital artery-posterior fossa bypass) several factors need to be overcome, one of the more important ones being consistent patency rates in vessels of 0.5-mm diameter.(1)

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Oxidative metabolism in cerebral ischemiaupon to treat focal vascular obstructions which impede both the flow of these nutrients and the removal of metabolic waste products. These obstructive lesions threaten the balance between nutrient supply and demand. This deficit in the nutrients vital for energy metabolism may ultimately determine t

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Management of risk factors and other diseases in candidates for microneurosurgical anastomosis in cen in the majority of cases.(3) It is the purpose of this paper to examine such risk factors and to propose a set of categories into which patients bearing those risks ought to be grouped. This may help the clinician in selection of patients for surgery and also may provide a classification which wou

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