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Intro; About the Author; Contents; Part I: General Practical Techniques; Chapter 1: Closure of Skin Incisions; Chapter 2: Securing Cannula and Tube Connections; Chapter 3: Drainage of Pleural Effusions; Chapter 4: Insertion and Removal of Chest Tubes; Preparation; Chest Tube Implant; Removal of the Tube; Part II: Thoracic Surgical Procedures and Techniques; Chapter 5: Thoracotomy; Chapter 6: Closure of the Thoracotomy; Chapter 7: Chronic Pleural Empyema; Chapter 8: Pleurodesis; Chapter 9: Repair of Isolated Sternal Fracture; Reference; Part III: Cardiac Surgery Procedures and Techniques
Chapter 10: Pericardial Effusions and Cardiac TamponadeReference; Chapter 11: The Use of Non-reversed Saphenous Veins; References; Chapter 12: Patching of the Left Main Coronary Artery; Operative Procedure; Reference; Chapter 13: Lymphocele After Vein Harvesting; Chapter 14: Placement of Temporary Epicardial Pacer Leads; References; Chapter 15: Tricuspid Valve Replacement in Patients with Functioning Transvenous Pacemaker Lead; Technique of the Operation; References; Chapter 16: Removal of Atrial Myxoma; Reference
Chapter 17: Repair of Postoperative Sternal Wound Dehiscence with MediastinitisDiagnosis; Stage 1: The Operation; Stage 2: Postoperative Care; Stage 3: Transfer to Regular Ward and Discharge; References; Chapter 18: Prevention of Postoperative Sternal Dehiscence in Obese Patients; References; Part IV: Cardiology and Electrophysiology Advances; Chapter 19: Endocardial Pacemaker/Defibrillator Lead Implant Not Available to Cardiologists; Chapter 20: Transthoracic Transatrial Approach; Chapter 21: Internal Jugular Approach; References
Chapter 22: The Infracardiac Defibrillator Lead Implant for Defibrillation TherapyImplant of a Subcardiac Lead; Description of the Lead; References; Chapter 23: Standby for Cardiology when Chronic Pacemaker or Defibrillator Lead Removal Is Undertaken; Part V: Vascular Surgery Procedures and Techniques; Chapter 24: Subclavian Vein Thrombosis Paget-Schroetter Syndrome; The Approach to Complete Treatment; Stage I; Stage II; Stage III; References; Chapter 25: Extended Incision to Expose the Innominate Vein; Reference; Chapter 26: Thoracic Outlet Syndromes Neurogenic and Arterial; Diagnosis
Chapter 10: Pericardial Effusions and Cardiac TamponadeReference; Chapter 11: The Use of Non-reversed Saphenous Veins; References; Chapter 12: Patching of the Left Main Coronary Artery; Operative Procedure; Reference; Chapter 13: Lymphocele After Vein Harvesting; Chapter 14: Placement of Temporary Epicardial Pacer Leads; References; Chapter 15: Tricuspid Valve Replacement in Patients with Functioning Transvenous Pacemaker Lead; Technique of the Operation; References; Chapter 16: Removal of Atrial Myxoma; Reference
Chapter 17: Repair of Postoperative Sternal Wound Dehiscence with MediastinitisDiagnosis; Stage 1: The Operation; Stage 2: Postoperative Care; Stage 3: Transfer to Regular Ward and Discharge; References; Chapter 18: Prevention of Postoperative Sternal Dehiscence in Obese Patients; References; Part IV: Cardiology and Electrophysiology Advances; Chapter 19: Endocardial Pacemaker/Defibrillator Lead Implant Not Available to Cardiologists; Chapter 20: Transthoracic Transatrial Approach; Chapter 21: Internal Jugular Approach; References
Chapter 22: The Infracardiac Defibrillator Lead Implant for Defibrillation TherapyImplant of a Subcardiac Lead; Description of the Lead; References; Chapter 23: Standby for Cardiology when Chronic Pacemaker or Defibrillator Lead Removal Is Undertaken; Part V: Vascular Surgery Procedures and Techniques; Chapter 24: Subclavian Vein Thrombosis Paget-Schroetter Syndrome; The Approach to Complete Treatment; Stage I; Stage II; Stage III; References; Chapter 25: Extended Incision to Expose the Innominate Vein; Reference; Chapter 26: Thoracic Outlet Syndromes Neurogenic and Arterial; Diagnosis