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The Manual of Cardiac Anesthesia comprehensively reviews pump function, vasoactive drugs, and intraoperative management.
This text outlines the contents of a manual on cardiac anesthesia, covering topics from preoperative assessment to cardiopulmonary bypass and postoperative care.
Serves as perioperative reference for cardiac anesthesia; extends protocol synthesis but leaves validation to future trials.
Cardiac pump function and how to monitor it vasoactive drugs and when to use them mechanical circulatory support diagnosis and treatment of intraoperative arrhythmias pacemakers pharmacology of anesthetic drugs and adjuncts preoperative assessment of the adult with cardiac disease coronary artery disease anesthesia for the patient with hypertension valvular heart disease anesthesia for children with congenital heart disease less common cardiac diseases the cardiac patient for vascular surgery intraoperative management for open heart surgery cardiac transplantation cardiopulmonary bypass - technical aspects myocardial damage during cardiopulmonary bypass regulation of hemostasis intra- and post-bypass postoperative care.
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Rosenberg et al. (1993) studied Cardiac anesthesia. The Manual of Cardiac Anesthesia provides a comprehensive overview of topics including cardiac pump function, vasoactive drugs, mechanical circulatory support, and intraoperative management.
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