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Subject Index Page numbers in italics indicate that the respective subject is discussed in detail.

absolute arrhythmia 129 acetosal 76 acetyl salecylic acid 73 additional drug treatment 76 adipose patients 175 affect of the media 50 age of patients 107 aggregation inhibitors 73 amputations 161, 175 Andel, van 193 aneurysm 43, 98 angiogram 175 angiographic appearance 7

findings 104 follow-up 86 syringe 35

angiography 191 after dilatation 24 against the bloodstream 26 before dilatation 24 catheter 18 monitoring unit 191

animal experiments 71 ankle blood pressure 78

data 84 anticoagulant 152, 158

therapy 98 anticoagulants 101, 115, 150, 194 anticoagulation 47, 99 anturane 73 arterial clot lysis 157

collaterals 8 spasms 123, 129

treatment 131 thrombi 39 wall 3

arteriographic configuration 7 arteriosclerosis obliterans 7, 40, 176, 178,

181 arteriovenous fistula 131, 132 artificial neolumen 8 aspirated embolus 129 aspirin 75

atheromatous occlusive disease 5 atherosclerotic stenosis 3, 55 autologuos vein 170 automatic pump 61

xerox-cassette changer 86 av-fistula in hemodialysis patients 142

balloon catheters 18, 24, 27, III inelastic 33

bencyclan 73 bleeding 120

of puncture 156 blood lipids 13 bouginage catheter (Zeitler) 192 bypass 185 bypassing catheter 32, 192, 195

obliteration 192

caged-balloon 29 catheter 34, 93 iliac artery dilatation 6

calcification 9 carotid artery stenosis 66, 68

dilatation treatment 68 case material "106

selection 12 catheter 191

angioplasty 67 balloon 36 clots 11 curved 67 dilatation 114 for dilatation 18

caged balloon 29 coaxial catheter set 97 Dotter 3, 98, 185 Fogarty balloon 98 Griintzig 17, 30, 93 Porstmann 29 Seldinger 98 simple teflon catheter 97

extensible segment 34 lysis 157, 158

200

catheter passage technique

156 191

treatment 197 catheterization of a sural artery 128 cerebrovascular disease 66 chimino-shunt 144 claudication 91, 177 clinical diagnosis 105

findings 98 clinico-angiologic tests 112 clot material 173 coaxial catheter 13, 173

dilating catheter 4 Dotter catheter 145

colfarit 73, 98 collateral arteries 11 complementary procedure, Op + PTR 160,

169, 186 Lysis + PTR 148, 152

complete patency 98 complications 12, 33, 43, 98, 104, 113, 120,

121,124, 126, 160, 167, 170, 175 compressed intima 46, 48 compressibility 55 compression 13, 120

of thrombotic clots 172 conservative therapy 172 contraindication 9, 72, 93

against operative procedure and lysis 186 for fibrinolytic treatment 150, 185

contrast material infector 193 control angiography 98

of pulse on feet 121 coronary angiogram after dilatation 63

artery 61 stenosis 57

pressure 62 corset catheter (Porstmann) 14, 29 coumarin 74

treatment 77 criteria 92 curved catheter 128

deep femoral artery 140, 179 173

121 reconstruction

positioning of the leg defibrase 74 degree of stenosis 24 dehydration 129 deposition of fibrinogen 76 dextran infusion 73 diabetes 9, 97, 129, 175, 178 dialysed patients, PTD in 142 dilatation 50

balloon 19

catheter 18, 61, 191 of the inner diameter 51 of the media 55 of the outer-wall layers 52 procedure 68

SUbject Index

with protrusion of the outer layers 54 technique 24 transluminal vascular 32

catheter 32 dipyridamol 73 dissecting pathway 50

of the arterial wall 47, 121, 126, 167 of the pelvic artery 116

dissolution of embolic material 50 disturbed blood flow 175 Doppler ultrasound 78, 84 Dotter 3, 185, 189, 195 Dotter's technique 3, 13, 91, 96, 172, 195,

197 double-lumen balloon catheter (Griintzig) 17,

30, 120, 191, 193, 195 dilatation catheter 17

drug therapy 73, 194

early results, PTR and PTD 112, 113, 118, 124

ectatic alterations 51 effects of smoking 105, 129 electro-oscillometry 138 emboli 11, 12, 48, 98, 121 embolic material 48

occlusion 122, 123 embolization 12, 128, 131 embolize 13 embolous aspiration 129

dissolution 48, 123, 130 evacuation of the dilatation balloon 20 excentric dissecting effect 51 excessive vasodilatator 121 experimental design 58 explosion method (Horvath) 133 extended iliac obstructive alterations 168 extensible segmental catheter (Olbert) 33 extensive ulceration 179 external iliac artery stenosis 28 extravasation 127

false puncture 14 fatal complications 127 femoral artery occlusion 194, 196

popliteal bypass 173 femoralis occlusion 177 femoropopliteal arteries 96, 168

obliterations 18, 93, 124 region 186 stenoses 193 venous bypass 161, 173

Subject Index

fibrin network 73 fibrinogen uptake test (FUT) 75

after PTR 75 fibrinolysis 74, 145, 148, 150, 152, 185 fibrinolytic activity 45, 121

removal 4 therapy 139, 197

fibrin sheat II fibroblastic invasion 94 fibrotic intima 40 fibrous obliteration 170 fogarty balloon catheter 27, 28 follow-up of PTR 79, 96

angiography 27 examination 98 phlebography 147 study 102

fresh fibrous occluding thrombus 52 thrombi 46

further hemodynamic improvement 79

gradient-blood pressure 115 gradual dilatation 14 Griintzig catheter 15, 30, 93

pressure dimensions 19 guide and catheter 191

catheter 60 wire 14

hematoma 73, 98, 120 pulsating 120

hemodialysis 142 hemodynamic changes 78

improvement 115 result 31, 197

hemorrhage 98, 167 heparin 152

infusion 98 treatment 73

Hettler cannula 28, 98 histologic examination 50

experiences 39 histology after transluminal dilatation 41 homogeneous fibrin 46 Horvath curved catheter 128 hypertension 97, 106, 176 hypertensive patients 175

iliac artery stenosis 10, 22, 24, 26, 30, Ill, 114, 117, 195 dilatation 10,15,23,26, 113, 115

procedure 22, 24, 82 phlebography 145 vein thrombosis 145

imminent amputation 172 indications 91, Ill, 170, 175, 188, 196

201

instruments for PTR and PTD today 18, 191 for coronary dilating, peD 57

intensity of spasm 123 interventional radiology 66 intimal tissue 46 intra-arterial pressure 22, 26, 112 intra-coronary pressure 62 intraluminal dilatation method 34 intraoperative dilatation 161, 169, 172

transluminal angioplasty 165, 172 recanalization 173

isotope monitored moving table 129

j-guide wire 14, 17, 18

late results of PTR, femoro-poplitea occlu­sion 80, 81, 96, 100, 106, 107-109, 116

after PTD-iliac artery stenosis 111, 112, 113,114, 115

in correlation to: anticoagulation 10 1 angiographic findings 104 catheter technique 103 clinical diagnosis 104 length of case history 107 length of occluded section 97, 102 location of occluded section 10 I peripheral outflow 103

long term results 14,78,96,99,108,111,175, 189, 190, 194

case history 107 case material (private und

ance) 106 in correlation to age of patients in correlation to outflow vessels date of treatment (= experience) in hypertensive and normotensive and lengths of occlusion 10 1 and location 99

lumbar sympathectomy 161, 169 luminal enlargement in PTD 5

irregularity of stenoses 7 lysis and PTR 12, 148, 152, 186

results 149, 153 lysis catheter for clot lysis 157

results 159

insur-

106 103 107 105

medical treatment, accessory 73, 76, 98, 173 metal cannula, Dotters 193 methods of dilatation and results 17, 24, 111,

188, 191, 195 fibrinolysis 149, 152, 157, 188 reconstruction 169, 187, 188 PTR 3,13, 17, 188,195

misplaced puncture 120 modified catheter systems 13, 17, 24, 34,

194

202

monitoring methods 78 morphologic alterations 51 mortality of PTR, reconstructive surgery and fi­

brinolysis 197 multiple PTR in same case 154, 155 myocardial ischemia 62

natural course of the chronic arterial occlusive disease 91

number of embolism 123, 124

obliteration in arteries 191 occluding adapter 18, 192 occlusions longer than 10 cm 97, 102, 193

in the femoropopliteal artery 92 operation 160, 167, 186

venous 145 organized thrombus 8, 39 oscillogram after exercise 98, 116

at rest 98, 116 oscillometry 136

electro-oscillometry 138 outer diameter of Griintzig-balloon-catheter

19 outflow tract in operative and PTR-group

197 vessels in PTR-collective 97, 103

papaverine 131 paraposition of the cathet.ers 52 pathologic spectrum 7 pelvic arteries dilatation 24, 114, 124

artery stenosis, results 22, 24, 83, 114, 191

percutaneous dilatation, iliaca stenosis technic 6,15,21,24, 114, 126, 191

of coronary artery stenoses in animals 57

of coronary artery stenoses in man 65, 140

transluminal angioplasty (PTA) 1, 3, 10, 51,71 recanalization (PTR) 4,17, 73, 75, 86, 89,

118, 120, 148, 149, 152, 155, 160, 161,175, 176, 177,185, 190,191, 193, 194, 196 in accident casualities 164 cooperative study 118, 124 indication 160, 170, 175, 185, 196 ineffective PTR 120 multiple reocclusions 155 results 155 subsequent fibrinolysis treatment 149 success, chances of 124, 175, 196 after surgery 161 surgical emergency interventions after

PTR 160, 168

Subject Index

in patients of acute infections 161 perforation 51, 98, 121, 127, 167

by guide wire 127 perfusion 61

with oxygenated blood 59 periatheromatous neolumen 8 period of hospitalization, short 167 peripheral embolism 11, 48, 121, 122, 124 phlebography 145 physical therapy 189 platelet aggregation inhibitors 194 polyvinylchloride PVC-balloon 119 Porstmann corset catheter 29 postmedication 98 postoperative results, 5623 patients with follow­

up-study 187 poststenotic blood pressure 15, 22, 26, 78,

112 dilatation 24

premedication 73, 98, 129 pressure bandage 73

control 26, 191 controlled pump (Schneider) 19

injector (Medrad) 35 gradient 24, 28, 33, 78, 115 measurements 22, 26

in carotid stenoses dilatation 68 syringe 18, 34, 35

prevent perforation 124, 128 primary angiographic results 98

results 79, 92, 118, 124 success 93

probe passage in general 7 in coronary dilatation 60

profunda plasty 173 prognosis 76, 110, 176, 196 prophylactic purposes 177 PTD 4, 13, 24, 78, 111, 115, 117, 140, 160,

191, 193 common and external iliac artery 23, 26,

83, 114 external iliac artery 28, 115 intraoperative 161 late results 114 primary results 31

pulsatile flow 82 velocity 84

pulsed ultrasonic flow detector 22 puls monitor 191 puncture cannula 14

hole 21 site 121

radiation exposure, in Dotter's technique 191 radiologic fluoroscopic monitoring 193

Subject Index

recanalization 55, 79,167, 177,191, 196 in fibrotic occlusions 59, 67 in thrombotic occlusions 55 pathways 8 successful primary result 96, 118 unsuccessful 96

recanalized obstruction 22 recommendation 76 reconstructive arterial surgery 12, 94, 185,

196, 197 procedure 168

relative indication 177 remodeling 13 reobliteration 98 reocclusion rate 124, 186 reocclusions 156, 197 rest pain 141 results, primary 118, 124

in clot lysis 159 with different catheters 195

rethrombosis 73, 124 retroperitoneal bleeding 120 rheomacrodex 131 risk 124, 175, 176

of bleeding 120, 124 factors 97

roHer pump 59, 67

Seldinger catheter 98, 109 Seldinger technique 14, 19, 98 separate catheters (in size) 14, 95 shear effects 55 short obstructions 97, 102, 168, 194 side effects 120, 124, 126, 175 site of occlusion 97 smokers 105, 129, 133 snowplough effect 13, 22 spasm 98, 121, 131 special catheters 116

Bouginage catheter (Zeitler) 192 Dotter's coaxial catheter 4, 195 Fogarty baHoon catheter 28, 116 Griintzig baHoon catheter 18, 20, 30,

116, 193 Horvath catheter with curved tip 67 Olbert extensible segment catheter 33,34 Porstmann corset catheter 29, 116 van Andel's teflon catheters in different

size 14, 195 indications 140

spontaneous fibrinolysis 50 thrombolysis 122

spurious aneurysm 121 subintimal dissection 121

passage 27 subtotal carotid artery stenosis 70

successful dilatation 113 passage 27

203

successful puncture of the femoral artery 24 treatment (Olbert's technique) 37

surgery for occlusion of the iliac artery 116 surgical arguments 169

aspects 167 emergency interventions 160, 168 point of view 185 reconstruction 161, 177 risk 175 treatment 121

stationary control 120 treatment 187

stenoses in a vein graft 142 in the femoropopliteal arteries 92 in the iliac arteries 31, 92 residual 31

stiffening cannula 18, 193 stopcock 14, 192 streptocinase 98, 152, 155, 157

intraarterial 157 synergistic combination 170 systolic blood pressure 196

pressure difference before and after PTR/PTD 79, 196

techniques, different 191 teflon catheter, different sizes 193 teflon-bouginage catheter 195 therapy differential, indications for 196 thigh amputation 167 thrombendarterectomy 185 thrombocyte aggregation 76, 148 thromboembolic complication 124, 128 transient neurologic defects 66 transluminal angioplasty 3, 10, 92, 126

dilatation 4, 13, 45, 57, 79, 82, 186 of coronary artery stenosis 57 mechanism of 4 set "Dotter" 111, 195

iliac artery dilatation 24, 93, 111 recanalization 32,41,49, 51, 55, 73, 78,

91, 96, 191 transvenous xeroarteriogram 87, 88

xeroarteriography for foHow-up 86, 89

ulcerated atherothrombotic lesions 69 ultrasound Doppler method 112

probe 24 technique for foHow-up 78

various parameter 109 vascular surgery 160

with residual stenosis 96 surgical operations 173

204

vein bypass 188 graft, stenoses in 142

venous occlusion plethysmography 78 thrombectomy 145

vessel traumatization 193

walking distance 33 performance 112

walk therapy 196 warming of the foot 121

Subject Index

what not to do in Dotter's procedure 10 working pressure 21

xeroradiograms 88 xylocain 123, 125, 131

y-connector 18, 192

Zeitler-bouginage-catheter 192

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The Diagnostic Limitations of Computerised Axial Tomography Editor: 1. Bories 1978. 175 figures, 52 tables. IX, 220 pages DM 54.-; US $ 27.00 ISBN 3-540-08593-9 Distribution rights for Japan: Nankodo Co. Ltd., Tokyo

The First European Seminar on Computerised Axial Tomography in Clinical Practice Editors: G.H. Du Boulay, I.F. Moseley 1977.335 figures. XI, 430 pages DM 78,-; US $ 39.00 ISBN 3-540-08116-X Distribution rights for Japan: Nankodo Co. Ltd., Tokyo

F. Wachsmann, G. Drexler Graphs and Tables for Use in Radiology Kurven und Tabellen fUr die Radiologie Graphiques et Tables pour la Radiologie Graficas y Tablas para Radiologia With collaboration ofK Bunzl, M. Busch, H. Czempiel, 1. David, M. Gossrau, G. Griinauer, RG. Jaeger, H.L. Keller, H. Oeser, W. Panzer, H. Paretzke, KR Trott, L. Widenmann 2nd completely revised and enlarged edition 2 figures, 238 pages (pages in German, French, 1976.2 figures. 238 pages (pages in German, French, Spanish) Cloth DM 48, -; US $ 24.00 ISBN 3-540-07809-6

M.Bessis Corpuscles Atlas of Red Blood Cell Shapes 1974. 121 figures, 147 pages ISBN 3-540-06375-7 Distribution rights for Japan: Maruzen Co. Ltd., Tokyo

M.Bessis Blood Smears Reinterpreted Translated from the French by G. Brecher 1977.342 figures, some in color. XV, 270 pages ISBN 3-540-07206-3

M.Bessis Living Blood Cells and Their Ultrastructure Translated by Robert I. Weed 1973.521 figures, 2 color-plates. XXI, 767 pages ISBN 3-540-05981-4 Distribution rights for Japan: Maruzen Co. Ltd., Tokyo

Red Cell Shape Proceedings of a Symposium held June 20 and 21,1972 at the Institute of Cell Pathology, Hopital de Bicetre Physiology, Pathology, Ultrastructure Edited by M. Bessis, R I. Weed, P. F. Leblond 1973. 147 figures. VIII, 180 pages ISBN 3-540-06257-2 Distribution rights for Japan: Maruzen Co. Ltd., Tokyo

Unclassifiable Leukemias Proceedings of a Symposium, held October 11-13,1974, at the Institute of Cell Pathology, Hopital de Bicetre, Paris, France Editors: M. Bessis, G. Brecher 1975.81 figures, 38 tables, 1 color-plate. VI, 270 pages ISBN 3-540-07242-X

H. Begemann, 1. Rastetter Atlas of Clinical Haematology Initiated by L. Heilmeyer, H. Begemann Translated from the second completely revised German edition by H.J. Hirsch with an appen­dix on tropical diseases by W. Mohr 1972. 191 figures in color and 17 in black and white. XV, 324 pages ISBN 3-540-05949-0 Distribution rights for Japan: Maruzen Co. Ltd., Tokyo

Anabolic-Androgenic Steroids Editor: CD. Kochakian 1976.38 figures. XXII, 725 pages (Handbuch der experimentellen Pharmakolo­gie, Bd. 43) ISBN 3-540-07710-3

Antihypertensive Agents Editor: F. Gross With contributions by numerous experts 1977. 120 figures. XV, 779 pages (Handbuch der experimentellen Pharmakolo­gie, Bd. 39) ISBN 3-540-07594-1

Cardiac Pacing Diagnostic and Therapeutic Tools Editor: B. Liideritz With an Introduction by G. Riecker 1976.75 figures, 29 tables. VII, 245 pages ISBN 3-540-07711-1

Hypertension - 1972 Symposium organized by the Clinical Research Institute of Montreal under the auspices of the University of Montreal Medical School Editors: 1. Genest, E. Koiw 1972. 304 figures. XVI, 617 pages ISBN 3-540-05755-2

Hypolipidemic Agents Editor: D. Kritchevsky 1975.81 figures, 32 tables. XVI, 488 pages (Handbuch der experimentellen Pharma­kologie, Bd. 41) ISBN 3-540-07361-2

Immunological Diagnosis of Leukemias and Lymphomas International Symposium of the lnstitut fUr Hamatologie, GSF, October 28-30, 1976, Neuherberg/Miinchen Editors: S. Thierfelder, H. Rodt, E. Thiel 1977.98 figures, 2 in color, 101 tables. X, 387 pages ISBN 3-540-08216-6

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