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Index
Note:Pagenumbersinitalicsdenotefigures;thosefollowedby“t”denotestables.
A
Abdominalaorticaneurysms,12
ACESSeeAsymptomaticCarotidEmboliStudy(ACES)
ACSTSeeAsymptomaticCarotidSurgeryTrial(ACST)
Acutedeepveinthrombosis,388–389
Acutefemoralarterialocclusion
diagnosis,332–333
limbischemia,332
management,333–334
riskfactors,332
Acuteischemicstroke,11
Acutelimbischemia(ALI)
clinicalpresentation,300
differentialdiagnosis,301
duplexultrasound(DUS),301
epidemiology
peripheralarterialdisease(PAD),298–299
thrombosis,299
etiology
acutethrombosis,299
in-situthrombosis,299
origin,299–300
noninvasivediagnosticimaging,301
occlusiveperipheralarterialdisease,298
physicalexamination,300
reperfusioninjury,306–307
Rutherfordclassification,301
surgicalrevascularization,306
treatmentstrategies
anticoagulation,302
clotremoval,302
percuataneousultrasonography-assistedfibrinolysis,306
percutaneousaspirationthrombectomy,306
percutaneousmechanicalthrombectomy(PMT),305
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PURPOSEtrial,303
SurgeryvsThrombolysisforIschemiaoftheLowerExtremity(STILE)trial,305
thrombolysis,302–304
thrombolysisorperipheralarterialsurgery(TOPAS),304–305
thrombolyticagents,303
Acutepulmonaryembolism(PE)
classification,350
clinicalpresentation,350
diagnosis,350–351
epidemiology,349
high-risk(massive)PE
catheter-directedembolectomy,352–353
catheter-directedthrombolysis(CDT),353
intravenous(IV)unfractionatedheparin,354
surgicalembolectomy,353
thrombolysis,351–352
intermediate-risk(submassive)PE,354
low-risk(nonsubmassive)PE,354
pathophysiology,349–350
riskfactors,349
Acutestrokeintervention
casestudies,25–27,26–28
EndovasculartreatmentforSmallCoreandAnteriorcirculationProximalocclusionwithEmphasis(ESCAPE)trial,23
epidemiology,18–19
ExtendingtheTimeforThrombolysisinEmergencyNeurologicalDeficits-Intra-Arterial(EXTEND-IA)trial,24
IMS-III,22–23
InterventionalManagementofStroke(IMS)trial,21–22
intravenous(IV)thrombolytics,18
intravenoustissueplasminogenactivator(IVtPA),20–21
largevesselocclusions(LVOs),18
Acutestrokeintervention(Continued)
MechanicalRetrievalandRecanalizationofStrokeClotsUsingEmbolectomy(MRRESCUE),23
mechanicalthrombectomy,18
acutebasilarocclusion,24–25
foranteriorcirculation,25
distalclots,25
posteriorcirculationstrokes,24–25
MERCItrial,22
MulticenterRandomizedClinicalTrialofEndovascularTreatmentforAcuteIschemicStrokeintheNetherlands(MRCLEAN),23
noninvasiveimaging,20
pathophysiology,19
ProlyseinAcuteCerebralThromboembolism(PROACT)trial,21
RandomizedTrialofRevascularizationwithSolitaireFRDeviceversusBestMedicalTherapyintheTreatmentofAcuteStrokeDueto
AnteriorCirculationLargeVesselOcclusionPresentingwithin8hoursofSymptomOnset(REVASCAT)trial,24
SolitairewiththeIntentionforThrombec-tomyasPrimaryEndovascularTreatmentforAcuteIschemicStroke(SWIFTPRIME),24
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symptomaticintracranialhemorrhage(ICH),21
SYNTHESIS,22
Adenosinediphosphate(ADP),319–320
ADSORBtrialSeeAorticDissectionStent-graftORBestMedicalTreatment(ADSORB)trial
AIODSeeAortoiliacocclusivedisease(AIOD)
AlbertaStrokeProgramEarlyCT(ASPECT)Score,11,20
ALISeeAcutelimbischemia(ALI)
AmericanCollegeofChestPhysicianGuidelines,368–369,372
Angiogram,3,4
Angiographicrestenosis,250,252
Angiography,2–4
CO2,11
definition,7
optimalimagingprojection,vascularterritory,7,7t,8
peripheralvascularangiographyandintervention,8–9
vesselabnormalities,7
Angioplasty
aortoiliacocclusivedisease(AIOD),206–207
balloons
aorticcoarctation,82–85,83t
infrapopliteallesions,239
May-Thurnersyndrome(MTS),391
pulmonaryarterystenosis,159–163
carotidarterystenosis,55
cuttingballoon,pulmonaryarterystenosis
complications,163–164
long-segmentstenoses,163
procedure,164
percutaneoustransluminalangioplasty(PTA),218–219SeeAlsoPercutaneoustransluminalangioplasty(PTA)
stent
aorticcoarctation,85–93,90t
pulmonaryarterystenosis,165–166,165
AngioplastyandStentingforRenalArteryLesions(ASTRALTrial),187–188
Angiosomes,237,238
Antihypertensivetherapy,322
Antithrombotictherapy
antiplateletagents
adenosinediphosphate(ADP),319–320
AntithromboticTrialists’Collaborationstudies,318
aspirin,319
vascularevents,319
benefits,320
heparin,320
oralanticoagulationagents,321
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vorapaxar,320
AntithromboticTrialists’Collaborationstudies,318
Aorticarch,39–40
anatomy,41,42
classification,41,42t
endovasculartherapy
branchedendografts,115–116,115t
complications,113
E-vitaopenandtheE-vitaplus,117,117–118
extra-anatomicbypass,117
frozenelephanttrunkprocedure,117
openaorticarchrepair,117
Thoraflex™HybridAnte-Flo,118,119
Thoraflex™HybridPlexus,118,119
landingzones,113–114,114
misconceptions,113
parallelstenttechnique,114–115
physician-modifiedstentgrafts,116
retrogradedissection,113
insitufenestration,116
surgicaldebranchingprocedure
mediansternotomy,118
zone0,118–119
zone1,119
zone2,119–120
Aorticcoarctation
anatomicconsiderations,79–80
arterialcollaterals,77
bicuspidaorticvalve,77
congenitalheartlesions,77
extracardiacvascularanomalies,77
follow-up,93
geneticinfluences,76
history,77
hypertension,76–77
indications,80,80t
lifeexpectancy,77
morbidityandmortality,77
MRA,78–79
physicalexamination,78
presentation,78,79
residualcoarctationrate,76
testing,78
therapygoals,80
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thoracicCTA,78–79
treatment
balloonangioplasty,82–85,83t
balloondilation,83–84
interventionrecommendations,81–82
native/recurrentcoarctation,81
procedure-relatedmorbidityandmortality,81
progradecatheter,84
stentangioplasty,85–88
surgicalintervention,81
Turnersyndrome,76
AorticDissectionStent-graftORBestMedicalTreatment(ADSORB)trial,132
Aortoiliacocclusivedisease(AIOD)
accesssite,202–203
angioplastyandstentplacement,206–207
complications
arterialdissection,209
psuedoaneurysm,209
ruptures,208
stentthrombosis,209
computertomographyangiography(CTA),201
concurrentcommonfemoraldisease,203
duplexultrasound(DUS),201
endovascularinterventionindications
claudication,200
criticallimbischemia,200
erectiledysfunction,200
vascularaccess,201
Frenchsheath,202
invasiveangiography,201–202
lesioncrossing
commoniliacarteryocclusions,204
externaliliacartery,203
infrarenalanddistalaorticocclusions,204
retrogradeapproach,203–204
magneticresonanceangiography(MRA),201
medicaltherapy,209–210
patency,207,208t
physicalexamination,201
physiologictesting,201
procedureplanning,202
reentry
Outbackcatheter,205
Pioneercatheter,205,205
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requirementfor,205
retrogradewireadvancementtechnique,205
standardwireandcatheterstrategy,204
subintimalcrossing,204
subintimalwire-tracking,205
sheathsize,203
Archaortography,subclavianarterystenosis,68,68
Archvesselbypass,142–143
Arterialdissection,209
Arterialocclusion
acutefemoral
diagnosis,332–333
limbischemia,332
management,333–334
riskfactors,332
brachialartery,334
Arterialthrombosis,374
Arteriovenousfistula(AVF)
arterial-venousshunting,329
diagnosis,329
etiology,328–329
incidence,328
management,329–330
Ascendingaortaandaorticarch,endovascularmanagement
anatomy,108
aorticaneurysm,98
CentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention,98
complications,112
computedtomography(CT),111–112
endografts
deploymentof,110–111
types,110,111t
endovasculartherapySeeAorticarch,endovasculartherapy
hemodynamicforces,108
implementation,107–108
indications,109
intravascularultrasound(IVUS),112
ligamentumarteriosum,98
managementandtreatments,99
noncontrasttime-of-flightmagneticresonanceimaging(MRI),111–112
patientselection,109
preoperativeplanning,111
thoracicaorticaneurysms(TAAs)SeeThoracicaorticaneurysms(TAAs)
Ascendingaortaandaorticarch,endovascularmanagement(Continued)
thoracicaorticdissectionSeeThoracicaorticdissection
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thoracicendovascularaorticrepair(TEVAR),99
transcranialDoppler,112
transesophagealechocardiography(TEE),112
ValiantPS-IDEendograft,110
ZenithAscenddevice,110
ASDsSeeAtrialseptaldefects(ASDs)
ASPECTScoreSeeAlbertaStrokeProgramEarlyCT(ASPECT)Score
Aspirin,319
ASTRALTrialSeeAngioplastyandStentingforRenalArteryLesions(ASTRALTrial)
AsymptomaticCarotidEmboliStudy(ACES),45
AsymptomaticCarotidSurgeryTrial(ACST),45–46
Asymptomaticextracranialcarotidarterystenosis,43,46
Atherectomy,240
Atheroscleroticdisease
carotidarterystenosisSeeCarotidarterystenosis
ischemicstroke,causes,41
revascularizationmodality,43
riskfactors,41
subclavianarterystenosis,66
Atheroscleroticrenalarterystenosis,182–183,182
balloonangioplasty,185,186
Atheroscleroticrenovasculardisease
anatomicrenalarterystenosis,178
communitycongestiveheartfailure,176
essentialhypertension,178
nonatheroscleroticcauses,178
prevalence,176
renovascularhypertension,178
Atrialseptaldefects(ASDs)
anti-arrhythmicsandanticoagulation,358
clinicalpresentation,358
closuremethods,359
defectsize,358–359
diagnosis,358
epidemiology,358
medicaltherapy,359
pathogenesis,358
AVFSeeArteriovenousfistula(AVF)
B
Balloonangioplasty
aorticcoarctation
complications,84–85
postangioplastyaorticaneurysmformation,82
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techniqueandprocedure,82–83
treatment,recurrentcoarctation,82,83t
atheroscleroticrenalarterystenosis,185,186
infrapopliteallesions,239
May-Thurnersyndrome(MTS),391
pulmonaryarterystenosis
advancements,160
balloonexpansion,161–162
congenitalcardiaccatheterizationlaboratory,159
high-pressureballoonangioplasty,162–163
low-pressureballoonangioplasty,162
Balloondilation,83–84
Balloon-expandablecoveredstents
vs.bare-metalstents(BMS),261,263
principles,261
TASCCandDlesions,263
Baremetalstents(BMS),245
balloon-expandablestents
commoniliacartery,260–261,262t
principles,260
efficacy,225
patency,224–225
SirolimusCoatedCordisSmartNitinolSelf-expandableStentfortheSuperficialFemoralArteryDisease(SIROCCO)randomizedtrial,225
Belowkneedisease
drug-coatedballoons(DCB),251–252
drug-elutingstents(DES)
DESTINY,248–249
limb-savingstrategy,248
PARADISE,249
YUKON-BTKtrial,248
Belowkneerevascularization
angiosomes,237,238
antegradeaccess,238
atherectomy,240
chroniclimbischemia(CLI)
definition,234
endovascularrevascularization,235
managementalgorithm,235,236
RutherfordandFontaine’sclassification,234,235t
symptomsandclinicalmanifestations,234
chronictotalocclusions(CTOs),238
complications,240–241
cuttingballoons,239
drug-coatedballoons,240
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infrapoplitealendovascularintervention,239
infrapopliteallesions,237–238
angioplastyballoons,239
noninvasiveimagingmodalities,239
poplitealartery,anatomy,235–236,237
scoringballoons,239
treatment,240
Bicuspidaorticvalve,77
Bilateraliliacdisease,severe,313
BMSsSeeBaremetalstents(BMS)
Brachialhemorrhage,328
Branchedendografts,aorticarch,115t
benefits,115
CookArchBranchdevice,115
MedtronicArchBranchdevice,115–116
W.L.GoreArchBranchdevice,116
Bremsstrahlung,5
C
CAGSeeCyanoacrylateglue(CAG)
CALCIUM360study,283
CAPRIEtrial,319
Captoprilrenalarteryscintigraphy,181
CardiovascularOutcomesinRenalAtheroscleroticLesions(CORAL)trial,188
Carotidangiography,7
Carotidarterydisease
aorticarch,39–40
anatomy,41,42
classification,41,42t
atheroscleroticdiseaseSeeAtheroscleroticdisease
Carotidarteryimagingassessment
catheter-basedtechniques,34
computedtomographicangiography(CTA),36,37–38
cross-sectionaltechniques,34
digitalsubtractionangiography(DSA),39,40–41
duplexultrasound(DUS),34,35,36
magneticresonanceangiography(MRA),36,38,39
Carotidarterystenosis,11
angioplastyandstenting,55
asymptomatic,43
computedtomographicangiography(CTA),43,44
digitalsubtractionangiography(DSA),43,44
embolicprotectiondevices(EPDs)SeeEmbolicprotectiondevices(EPDs)
endarterectomyversusangioplastyinpatientswithsymptomaticseverecarotidstenosis(EVA-3S)trial,55
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