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This one-of-a-kind handbook again provides step-by-step instructions on what to expect, what to avoid, and how to manage complications in the cath lab, with valuable updates on safety requirements, new technology, and new techniques. It takes you through a detailed review of equipment, specific laboratory techniques, and lab safety, as well as the limitations, complications, and medical-surgical implications of cardiac catheterization and angiography findings. The book's portable size make it the preferred pocket reference! Presents clear instructions on what to expect, what to avoid, and how to manage complications. Features a straightforward, easy-to-understand approach and a pocket-sized format that are ideal for reference by practitioners on the go. Covers all of the newest interventional techniques, including the use of drug-coated stents, carotid stenting, and renal stenting. Presents brand-new coverage of vascular closure devices and radial artery catheterization. Features an increased emphasis on congenital heart disease. Incorporates new material on patient preparation, laboratory setup, and the digital lab.

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• 1 Introduction to the Catheterization Laboratory(p. 1)
• Indications for Cardiac Catheterization(p. 1)
• Contraindications(p. 4)
• Complications and Risks(p. 4)
• Catheterization Laboratory Data(p. 4)
• Preparation of the Patient(p. 6)
• Special Preparations(p. 18)
• Team Approach to Cardiac Catheterization(p. 25)
• Equipment in the Catheterization Laboratory(p. 29)
• Training Requirements(p. 33)
• Environmental Safety in the Catheterization Laboratory(p. 36)
• 2 Arterial and Venous Access(p. 52)
• Percutaneous Femoral Approach(p. 52)
• Arm Approach(p. 80)
• Use of Heparin During Cardiac Catheterization(p. 90)
• Problems of Vascular Access(p. 91)
• Arterial and Venous Access: Nurse-Technician Viewpoint(p. 101)
• Equipment and Instruments Used for Access(p. 104)
• 3 Hemodynamic Data(p. 126)
• Pressure Waves in the Heart(p. 126)
• Right- and Left-Sided Heart Catheterization(p. 129)
• Computations for Hemodynamic Measurements(p. 135)
• Computations of Valve Areas from Pressure Gradients and Cardiac Output(p. 137)
• Examples of Aortic and Mitral Valve Area Calculations(p. 139)
• Use of Valve Resistance for Aortic Stenosis(p. 141)
• Measurement of Cardiac Output(p. 147)
• Fick Oxygen Consumption Method(p. 150)
• Indicator Dilution Cardiac Output Principle(p. 151)
• Angiographic Cardiac Output(p. 153)
• Differences Among Cardiac Output Techniques(p. 154)
• Intracardiac Shunts(p. 154)
• Equipment Used for Hemodynamic Study(p. 164)
• Hemodynamic Recording Techniques(p. 170)
• Hemodynamic Examples and Artifacts(p. 170)
• Electrocardiography in the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory(p. 209)
• Components of the Electrocardiogram(p. 212)
• 4 Angiographic Data(p. 217)
• Coronary Arteriography(p. 217)
• Problems and Solutions in the Interpretation of Coronary Angiograms(p. 247)
• Ventriculography(p. 262)
• Ascending Aortography(p. 274)
• Abdominal Aortography(p. 278)
• Pulmonary Angiography(p. 281)
• Peripheral Vascular Angiography(p. 284)
• X-Ray Image(p. 289)
• Digital Angiography(p. 300)
• Radiation Safety(p. 303)
• Injectors and Contrast Materials(p. 305)
• Angiographic Catheters(p. 309)
• Medications Used in Coronary Angiography(p. 312)
• Pacemakers(p. 320)
• 5 Electrophysiologic Studies and Ablation Techniques(p. 326)
• Technical Aspects(p. 327)
• Procedures(p. 333)
• Utility of Electrophysiologic Study for Specific Diagnosis(p. 354)
• Catheter Ablation(p. 363)
• 6 Research Techniques(p. 379)
• Quantitative Coronary Angiography and Ventriculography(p. 381)
• Myocardial Blood Flow(p. 383)
• Myocardial Metabolism(p. 385)
• Coronary Sinus Catheterization(p. 385)
• Doppler Coronary Flow Velocity Techniques(p. 386)
• Combined Hemodynamic and Echocardiographic Methodologies(p. 398)
• High-Fidelity Micromanometer-Tip Pressure Measurements(p. 401)
• Physiologic Maneuvers in the Catheterization Laboratory(p. 402)
• 7 Special Techniques(p. 411)
• Transseptal Heart Catheterization(p. 411)
• Direct Transthoracic Left Ventricular Puncture(p. 418)
• Endomyocardial Biopsy(p. 421)
• Coronary Sinus Catheterization(p. 428)
• Pericardiocentesis(p. 429)
• Intravascular Foreign Body Retrieval(p. 437)
• Transluminal Alcohol Septal Ablation for Hypertrophic Obstructive Cardiomyopathy(p. 440)
• Special Conditions(p. 442)
• 8 High-Risk Cardiac Catheterization(p. 450)
• High-Risk Patient(p. 450)
• Incidence of Complications in the High-Risk Patient(p. 450)
• Management of Arrhythmias in High-Risk Patients(p. 463)
• Cardiac Support Devices(p. 479)
• 9 Interventional Techniques(p. 495)
• Percutaneous Coronary Interventions(p. 495)
• Valvuloplasty(p. 532)
• 10 Documentation in the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory(p. 547)
• Health Care Quality Standards to Reduce Medical Malpractice(p. 547)
• Medical Record: General Points(p. 548)
• Minimum Documentation in the Catheterization Laboratory(p. 552)
• Charting Recommendations for Outpatient Catheterization(p. 552)
• Documentation for Medical Treatment Problems or Complications: Events Requiring an Incident Report(p. 554)
• Equipment Failure(p. 556)
• Appendixes(p. 561)
• A Invasive Cardiovascular Examinations and Procedures(p. 563)
• B Heart Diagrams(p. 569)
• C Functional Anatomy of the Heart(p. 571)
• D Tables of Units, Calculations, and Conversions(p. 576)
• E Radiologic Configuration of Prosthetic Heart Valves(p. 584)
• F Basic Electrocardiography(p. 589)
• G Methods for Common Drugs(p. 597)