Atherosclerotic renal artery stenosis is now recognized as a common
cause of accelerated hypertension and deterioration in renal
function, and has become a widely discussed and debated topic in
modern cardiovascular medicine. There are multiple reasons for
this, including an aging population, improved imaging methods,
novel safe and effective methods of revascularization, and
improvement in antiplatelet therapy and access site complications
after percutaneous procedures.
This monograph presents state of the art contributions in the
areas of diagnosis and surgical, medical, and endovascular
intervention from leading experts leaders in the field of
atherosclerotic renal artery stenosis. It discusses the incidence
and prevalence, natural history, diagnosis, and optimal methods of
revascularization, including renal intervention for pulmonary
edema, and ultimately, whether or not revascularization has a
positive impact on renal preservation.
With contributions from internationally recognized authorities
in this field, this book contains comprehensive analysis of current
data and experience in this rapidly evolving field. Vascular and
cardiovascular surgeons, interventionalists (cardiologists,
radiologists), nephrologists, and internists will appreciate the
succinct, yet comprehensive information contained within.
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