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John Wiley Peripheral Vascular Disease For Cardiologists - A Clinical Approach by John Spittell
Cardiologists today must have adequate basic training in vascular medicine in order to care for patients with peripheral vascular diseases. However, the topic of peripheral vascular disease has been inadequately addressed in most training programs, and particularly in the literature directed toward cardiologists. This text, the first of its kind, is intended to broaden their knowledge base and clinical skills in the recognition and management of the common peripheral vascular disorders occurring in cardiovascular practice. "Peripheral Vascular Disease for Cardiologists" will provide a practical, clinical framework rather than using the usual textbook format, hence fitting effectively within training programs in cardiology and internal medicine. Preface.Chapter 1. Occlusive Peripheral Arterial Disease.Chapter 2. Aneurysmal Disease.Chapter 3. Aortic Dissection, Penetrating Atherosclerotic Aortic Ulcer, and Intramural Hematoma.Chapter 4. Arteritis.Chapter 5. Vasospastic Disorders.Chapter 6. Venous Disorders.Chapter 7. Leg Edema.Chapter 8. Leg and Foot Ulcers.Chapter 9. Vascular Clues to a Diagnosis.Chapter 10. Some Uncommon Peripheral Vascular Disorders