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The enormous importance of the diseases of the locomotor system in
all populations and the large component of general clinical
practice which they represent have not, in the past, been matched
by an appropriate pathological effort. Increasing expectation of an
active and long life has resulted in a great increase in
specialisation in Rheumatology and rehabilitation of those with
crippling diseases. This volume presents many of the pathological
advances that have followed this clini cal interest, beginning with
reviews of changes in biological materials obtained by in vasive
investigation of joints, continuing with an account of therapy
Goint replace ment) and also describing a "new" hazard - hyperbaric
injury. Experimental models of joint disease are also described as
are other entities such as crystal deposition dis ease. A detailed
consideration of the electron microscopy of bone tumours is
included since this data is not widely available in current texts.
Finally, the role of the HLA system in rheumatic disease is
included, indicating the value of close co-operation between
clinician and pathologist in defining and link ing the various
rheumatic syndromes. London Contents Examination of Synovial Fluid.
With 9 Figures P.A. Revell
........................................... . The Synovial Biopsy.
With 20 Figures F. Eulderink. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25 Tissue Reactions to
Joint Prostheses and the Products of Wear and Corrosion. With 20
Figures P.A. Revell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 73 Bone and Joint Diseases
in Workers Exposed to Hyperbaric Conditions."
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The Caval Catheter (Paperback)
C. Burri; Assisted by K -H Altemeyer, B. Gorgass; Friedrich W Ahnefeld; Assisted by O Haferkamp, …
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R1,597
Discovery Miles 15 970
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The application of the caval catheter in emergency medicine and
intensive care has today become routine. Generally, even in severe
shock this route of access to the cardiovascular system is
available in order to apply life saving volume substitution. It
also permits longterm infusions in modern intensive care,
particularly continuous administration of high-osmolarity solutions
in par enteral nutrition. In both fields it represents one of the
most important diagnostic parameters of circulatory disorders,
enabl ing the registration of central venous pressure. Its
undeniable advantages are counterbalanced by the dangers inherent
in all invasive methods. Since sufficient experience and precise
sta tistics are now at our disposal, the time has come for a
provisional survey. While a few years ago it was considered
mandatory to propagate the central venous access in order to
advance new therapeutic and diagnostic methods, it is now necessary
to recon sider and reformulate indications for its use. In this
task it is essential to weigh the expected advantages against the
possible complications in each and every case of catheter
application. Cri tical scrutiny must include evaluation of
techniques, approaches, and finally catheter materials; this paper
presents the results of such a survey. The physician is hereby
given the opportunity of being completely informed of evaluating
the validity of his standard procedures. VIm, April 1977 C. BURRI
F. W. AHNEFELD Table of Contents I. Introduction. . . . . . . . . 1
II. Indications for Caval Catheter 3 A. Caval Catheter in Emergency
Situations 3 B."
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Cava-Katheter (German, Paperback)
C. Burri; Contributions by K -H Altemeyer, B. Gorgass; Friedrich W Ahnefeld; Contributions by O Haferkamp, …
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Discovery Miles 16 680
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Die Anwendung eines Cava-Katheters gehoert heute in den Bereichen
der Notfall- und der Intensivmedizin zu den Routineverfahren. Ganz
allgemein betrachtet, ist diese Form des Zuganges zum Gefasssystem
bei Notfallen auch noch im schweren Schock moeglich, um die lebens-
rettende Volumensubstitution zu sichern, oder aber sie erlaubt bei
In- tensivtherapie-Patienten die heute ubliche
Langzeitinfusionstherapie, insbesondere die kontinuierliche Zufuhr
hyperosmolarer Nahrloesungen im Rahmen der fur diese Patienten
lebenserhaltenden parenteralen Er- nahrung. In beiden Bereichen
erschliessen wir uns damit gleichzeitig eine der wichtigsten
diagnostischen Moeglichkeiten zur Beurteilung der
Kreislaufverhaltnisse in Form der Registrierung des zentralvenoesen
Druckes. Diesen unbestreitbaren Vorteilen stehen aber Gefahren ge-
genuber, die alle invasiven Methoden beinhalten. Nachdem
ausreichen- de Erfahrungen und sorgfaltige statistische
Beurteilungen vorliegen, entsteht die Aufgabe, eine erneute
Zwischenbilanz vorzulegen. Wah- rend noch vor wenigen Jahren die
Anwendung des zentralvenoesen Zu- ganges propagiert werden musste,
um damit neue therapeutische und diagnostische Wege zu
erschliessen, ist es jetzt an der Zeit, die Indika- tionsstellung
zu uberprufen und neu zu formulieren. Dabei gilt der Grundsatz,
dass bei Anwendung des Cava-Katheters in jedem Einzel- fall
zwischen erhofften Vorteilen und moeglichen Komplikationen abzu-
wagen ist. Die kritische Bestandsaufnahme muss zudem eine Bewertung
der Techniken, der Zugangswege und schliesslich des
Kathetermaterials enthalten. Mit dieser Arbeit wird das Ergebnis
einer solchen Bilanz vorgelegt. Jeder Arzt erhalt damit die
Moeglichkeit einer umfassenden Information und die Voraussetzungen
fur eine kritische uberprufung der in seinem Bereich gultigen
Grundsatze. Ulm, im September 1977 C. BURRI F. W. AHNEFELD
Inhaltsverzeichnis I. Einleitung . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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