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Cardiac Catheterization: Preparing the Adult
The American Journal of Nursing, 1973Although cardiac catheterization is not a surgical procedure, to some patients it definitely says "possible surgery." The procedure involves his heart, which is a frightening thought to many patients, and during it he will be awake and fully conscious.
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Catheterization and cardiovascular interventions, 2013
To describe the prevalence of and identify risk factors for acute occlusive arterial injury (AOAI) in a large volume pediatric cardiac catheterization laboratory.
Andrew C. Glatz +9 more
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To describe the prevalence of and identify risk factors for acute occlusive arterial injury (AOAI) in a large volume pediatric cardiac catheterization laboratory.
Andrew C. Glatz +9 more
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Interventions in Pediatric Cardiac Catheterization
Critical Care Nursing Quarterly, 2002Since its inception in 1929, cardiac catheterization has undergone many changes. In the last two decades we have seen an evolution in cardiac catheterization from a diagnostic (anatomic and physiologic) to a therapeutic modality. This article highlights some of the more common and newer interventional procedures now performed.
Helen J. Diehl, Robert N. Vincent
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Cardiac catheterization: The patients' perspective
Heart & Lung, 1995To identify the patients' experience of cardiac catheterization.Descriptive, qualitative, phenomenologic.Large southeastern teaching hospital with an active cardiac catheterization laboratory and research center.Ten men, between 44 and 73 years of age, who had undergone their first cardiac catheterization.The participants described feelings of loss of ...
Anita Beckerman +5 more
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Transthoracic access for cardiac catheterization
Catheterization and Cardiovascular Interventions, 2004AbstractPatients who have undergone Fontan palliation for congenital heart disease have limited access to the pulmonary venous atrium. We describe a transthoracic approach to the pulmonary venous atrium for diagnostic and therapeutic cardiac catheterization. A total of 22 patients ranging in age from 14 months to 25 years and weighing 7–68 kg underwent
Kevin O. Maher +3 more
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Vascular complications of cardiac catheterization
The American Journal of Surgery, 1994Peripheral vascular complications after cardiac catheterization constitute an increasing portion of traumatic vascular injuries. To determine the incidence of these complications and the sequelae of their treatment, we reviewed 7,690 catheterizations performed over a 40-month period.
Michael A. Ricci +2 more
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Outpatient Cardiac Catheterization
New England Journal of Medicine, 1988AS a clinical cardiologist who began performing coronary angiography in 1965, I am startled to observe the changes in technique, procedures, and attitudes about coronary angiography that have taken place since its inception. For example, in the early 1960s, patients were usually admitted two days before cardiac catheterization and were often kept in ...
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Critical Care of Children with Heart Disease, 2020
Sara M. Trucco, J. Kreutzer
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Sara M. Trucco, J. Kreutzer
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Cardiac Catheterization and Angiography
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1975Those of us who learned cardiac catheterization by the journeymanapprentice method would have given our eyeteeth for this book. Those who now take up catheterization will be grateful to William Grossman for carefully organizing the efforts of 24 distinguished contributors in an allmeat, no-fat presentation. Twenty-seven chapters cover the techniques of
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