Annals of Vascular Surgery 1993: Vol 7 Index

17 Pages·1993·5.2 MB·English

Subject Index to Volume 7
A
The isolated posttraumatic aneurysm of the brachiocephalic
Abdominal aorta; see Aorta, abdominal artery after blunt thoracic contusion (Kraus et al). 1993;7
Abnormalities 275-281
Abdominal aortic aneurysm associated with horseshoe kidney Natural history of abdominal aortic aneurysm: A survey of 63
and duplication of the inferior vena cava (Julia et al). patients treated nonoperatively (Perko et al). 1993;7:113-116
1993;7:587-589 Persistent sciatic artery: Collective review and management
Abdominal aortic surgery with concomitant congenital renal (Shutze et al). 1993;7:303-310
fusion (Quifiones-Baldrich et al). 1993;7:169-175 Plasma catecholamine concentrations during abdominal aortic
Aortoiliac occlusive vascular disease in association with aneurysm surgery: The link to perioperative myocardial isch-
congenital pelvic kidney (Krahn and Taylor). 1993;7:176- emia (Riles et al). 1993;7:213-219
179 Postoperative course of inflammatory abdominal aortic aneu-
Persistent sciatic artery: Collective review and management rysms (Stella et al). 1993;7:229-238
(Shutze et al). 1993;7:303-310 Posttraumatic innominate artery aneurysm with occlusion of
Adolescence the common carotid artery at its origin by an intimal flap
Claudication in an adolescent with a hypoplastic femur (Huard (Edwards et al). 1993;7:368-373
et al). 1993;7:336-342 Prevalence of unsuspected abdominal aortic aneurysms in male
Ambulatory electrocardiography; see Electrocardiography, veterans (Fowl et al). 1993;7:117-121
ambulatory Proximal anastomotic failure following infrarenal aortic recon-
Ambulatory surgery struction: Late development of true aneurysms, pseudoaneu-
Vascular access surgery as an outpatient procedure (Wilson et rysms, and occlusive disease (Hagino et al). 1993;7:8-13
al). 1993;7:325-329 Reperfusion plasma contains a neutrophil activator (Paterson
Amputation et al). 1993;7:68-75
Effects of the development of modern vascular services on Ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysms in a private hospital: a
amputation rates in Leicester, U.K.: A preliminary report decade’s experience (1980-1989) (McCready et al). 1993;7
(Sayers et al). 1993;7:102-105 225-228
Anastomosis, surgical Surgical treatment of superior mesenteric artery dissecting
Abnormal wall strain at distal end-to-side anastomoses (Pevec aneurysm and simultaneous celiac artery compression (Solis
et al). 1993;7:14-20 et al). 1993;7:457-462
The direct effect of graft compliance mismatch per se on Angiography
development of host arterial intimal hyperplasia at the anas- Are both color-flow duplex scanning and cerebral arteriography
tomotic interface (Wu et al). 1993;7:156-168 required prior to carotid endarterectomy? (McKittrick et al).
Proximal anastomotic failure following infrarenal aortic recon- 1993;7:311-316
struction: Late development of true aneurysms, pseudoaneu- Complications of arteriography in a recent series of 707 cases:
rysms, and occlusive disease (Hagino et al). 1993;7:8-13 Factors affecting outcome (AbuRahma et al). 199>;7:122-129
Aneurysm Erythromycin-associated ergotamine intoxication: Arterio-
Abdominal aortic aneurysm associated with horseshoe kidney graphic and electrophysiologic analysis of a rare cause of
and duplication of the inferior vena cava (Julia et al). severe ischemia of the lower extremities and associated
1993;7:587-589 ischemic neuropathy (Ghali et al). 1993;7:291-296
Aneurysm of the inferior vena cava: Case report and review of Intraoperative B-mode ultrasonography is a useful adjunct to pe-
the literature (Gradman and Steinberg). 1993;7:347-353 ripheral arterial reconstruction (Kresowik et al). 1993;7:33-38
Aortic aneurysm rupture into a retroaortic left renal vein Role of arteriography for blunt or penetrating injuries in
(Hoballah et al). 1993;7:363-367 proximity to major vascular structures: An evolution in
Bilateral popliteal vein aueurysms (McDevitt et al). 1993;7:282- management (Gillespie et al). 1993;7:145-149
286 Superiority of balloon occlusion arteriography to reactive hy-
Blunt injuries to the innominate artery (Prétre et al). 1993;7: peremic arteriography in visualization of distal lower limb
470-473 vessels (Welch et al). 1993;7:83-87
Detection of unsuspected renal artery stenoses in patients with Angioplasty
abdominal aortic aneurysms: Refined indications for preop- Does routine patch angioplasty after carotid endarterectomy
erative aortography (Valentine et al). 1993;7:220-224 lessen the risk of perioperative stroke? (Treiman et al)
Giant splenic artery aneurysm (Long et al). 1993;7:474-478 1993;7:317-319
608 Subject index Annals of
Vascular Surgery
Posttraumatic arteriovenous fistula and subclavian vein throm- In situ thrombolysis for late occlusion of suprafemoral pros-
bosis: Treatment by percutaneous arterial embolization and thetic grafts (Enon et al). 1993;7:270-274
vein angioplasty (Gobin et al). 1993;7:479-482 Initial experience with the Palmaz stent for aortoiliac stenoses
Angioplasty, laser (Wolf et al). 1993;7:254-261
Operative transluminal laser angioplasty as the sole treatment Ischemic damage to the spinal cord following end-to-side
for late stenoses of femorodistal artery bypass graft: Exper- aortobifemoral bypass (Gorecki and Ameli). 1993;7:569-576
imental and clinical studies (Okadome et al). 1993;7:437-445 Proximal anastomotic failure following infrarenal aortic recon-
Angioplasty, transluminal struction: Late development of true aneurysms, pseudo-
Analysis of balloon dilatation of human vein graft stenoses aneurysms, and occlusive disease (Hagino et alj. 1993;7:
(Marin et al). 1993;7:2-7 8-13
Annals of Vascular Surgery Risk factors for atherosclerotic aortoiliac occlusive disease
Editor’s note (Berguer and Kieffer). 1993;7:1 (Cacoub and Godeau). 1993;7:394-405
Aorta, abdominal Transobturator aorto—profunda femoral artery bypass using the
Abdominal aortic aneurysm associated with horseshoe kidney direct medial thigh approach (Millis and Ahn). 1993;7:384-
and duplication of the inferior vena cava (Julia et al). 390
1993;7:587-589 Aortography
Abdominal aortic surgery with concomitant congenital renal Detection of unsuspected renal artery stenoses in patients with
fusion (Quifiones-Baldrich et al). 1993;7:169-175 abdominal aortic aneurysms: Refined indications for preop-
Detection of unsuspected renal artery stenoses in patients with erative aortography (Valentine et al). 1993;7:220-224
abdominal aortic aneurysms: Refined indications for preop- Arm
erative aortography (Valentine et al). 1993;7:220-224 Acute and chronic upper extremity ischemia. I. Large vessel
Natural history of abdominal aortic aneurysm: A survey of 63 arterial occlusive disease (Fujitani and Mills). 1993;7:106-
patients treated nonoperatively (Perko et al). 1993;7:113-116 112
Plasma catecholamine concentrations during abdominal aortic Acute and chronic upper extremity ischemia. II. Small vessel
aneurysm surgery: The link to perioperative myocardial isch- arterial occlusive disease (Mills and Fujitani). 1993;7:195-
emia (Riles et al). 1993;7:213-219 199
Postoperative course of inflammatory abdominal aortic aneu- Arterial occlusive diseases
rysms (Stella et al). 1993;7:229-238 Acute and chronic upper extremity ischemia. I. Large vessel
Prevalence of unsuspected abdominal aortic aneurysms in male arterial occlusive disease (Fujitani and Mills). 1993;7:106-
veterans (Fowl et al). 1993;7:117-121 112
Ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysms in a private hospital: A Acute and chronic upper extremity ischemia. II. Small vessel
decade’s experience (1980-1989) (McCready et al). 1993;7: arterial occlusive disease (Mills and Fujitani). 1993;7:195-
225-228 199
Spontaneous dissection of the abdominal aorta: Aortoiliac occlusive vascular disease in association with con-
with five patients (Busuttil et al). 1993;7:414-418 genital pelvic kidney (Krahn and Taylor). 1993;7:176-179
Aorta, thoracic Effects of the development of modern vascular services on
Use of CT for diagnosis of traumatic rupture of the thoracic amputation rates in Leicester, U.K.: A preliminary report
aorta (Tomiak et al). 1993;7:130-139 (Sayers et al). 1993;7:102-105
Aortic aneurysm Initial experience with the Palmaz stent for aortoiliac stenoses
Abdominal aortic aneurysm associated with horseshoe kidney (Wolf et al). 1993;7:254-261
and duplication of the inferior vena cava (Julia et al). Outcome criteria in patients with peripheral arterial disease
1993;7:587-589 (Strandness and Carter). 1993;7:491-496
Aortic aneurysm rupture into a retroaortic left renal vein Posttraumatic innominate artery aneurysm with occlusion of
(Hoballah et al). 1993;7:363-367 the common carotid artery at its origin by an intimal flap
Detection of unsuspected renal artery stenoses in patients with (Edwards et al). 1993;7:368-373
abdominal aortic aneurysms: Refined indications for preop- Progression of occlusive disease following femorofemoral
erative aortography (Valentine et al). 1993;7:220-224 crossover bypass graft (Criado et al). 1993;7:63-67
Natural history of abdominal aortic aneurysm: A survey of 63 Proximai anastomotic failure following infrarenal aortic recon-
patients treated nonoperatively (Perko et al). 1993;7:113-116 struction: Late development of true aneurysms, pseudoaneu-
Plasma catecholamine concentrations during abdominal aortic rysms, and occlusive disease (Hagino et al). 1993;7:8-13
aneurysm surgery: The link to perioperative myocardial isch- Risk factors for atherosclerotic aortoiliac occlusive disease
emia (Riles et al). 1993;7:213-219 (Cacoub and Godeau). 1993;7:394-405
Postoperative course of inflammatory abdominal aortic aneu- Spontaneous thrombolysis of native artery occlusions (Ose et
rysms (Stella et al). 1993;7:229-238 al). 1993;7:463-469
Prevalence of unsuspected abdominal aortic aneurysms in male Thrombolytic therapy for lower extremity arterial occlusion
veterans (Fowl et al). 1993;7:117-121 (Faggioli and Ricotta). 1993;7:297-302
Reperfusion plasma contains a neutrophil activator (Paterson Vertebral artery reconstruction (Kline and Berguer). 1993;7:
et al). 1993;7:68-75 497-501
Ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysms in a private hospital: A Arteries
decade’s experience (1980-1989) (McCready et al). 1993;7: Abnormal wall strain at distal end-to-side anastomoses (Pevec
225-228 et al). 1993;7:14-20
Aortic diseases Cryopreserved arterial homografts: Preliminary study (Gourn-
Abdominal aortic surgery with concomitant congenital renal ier et al). 1993;7:503-S11
fusion (Quifiones-Baldrich et al). 1993;7:169-175 The direct effect of graft compliance mismatch per se on
Aortoiliac occlusive vascular disease in association with con- development of host arterial intimal hyperplasia at the anas-
genital pelvic kidney (Krahn and Taylor). 1993;7:176-179 tomotic interface (Wu et al). 1993;7:156-168
Vol. 7, No. 6 Subject index 609
1993
Genetic and metabolic causes of arterial disease (Fann et al). Book reviews
1993;7:594-604 Atlas of Vascular Surgery: Basic Techniques & Exposure, by Ruther-
ford (Kempczinski). 1993;7:502
Cardiac and Noncardiac Complicatioof nOpse n Heart Surgery: Preven-
Endovascular obliteration of in situ saphenous vein arteriove- tion, Diagnosis, and Treatment, edited by Kotler and Alfieri
nous fistulas during tibial bypass (Chervu et al); (Hallett) (Hodakowski). 1993;7:406
(Commentary). 1993;7:320-324 Brachial artery
Posttraumatic arteriovenous fistula and subclavian vein throm- Bilateral brachial artery fibromuscular dysplasia (Reilly et al).
bosis: Treatment by percutaneous arterial embolization and 1993;7:483-487
vein angioplasty (Gobin et al). 1993;7:479-482 Brachiocephalic trunk
Atherosclerosis Blunt injuries to the innominate artery (Prétre et al). 1993;7:
Functional health and well-being in patients with severe ath- 470-473
erosclerotic peripheral vascular occlusive disease (Schneider The isolated posttraumatic aneurysm of the brachiocephalic
et al). 1993;7:419-428 artery after blunt thoracic contusion (Kraus et al). 1993;7:
Risk factors for atherosclerotic aortoiliac occlusive disease 275-281
(Cacoub and Godeau). 1993;7:394-405 Posttraumatic innominate artery aneurysm with occlusion of
Stenotic coiling and kinking of the internal carotid artery the common carotid artery at its origin by an intimal flap
(Koskas et al). 1993;7:530-540 (Edwards et al). 1993;7:368-373
Axillary artery Brachiocephalic veins
Extra-anatomic bypass (Fann et al). 1993;7:378-383 Candida thrombosis of the innominate vein with septic pulmo-
In situ thrombolysis for late occlusion of suprafemoral pros- nary emboli (Kelly et al). 1993;7:343-346
thetic grafts (Enon et al). 1993;7:270-274 Brain, blood supply
Thrombosis of the axillary artery secondary to compression Blood flow through carotid shunts (Inahara) (Letter); (Grossi
by the pectoralis minor muscle (Finkelstein and John- et al) (Reply). 1993;7:605-606
ston); (Sanders and Cooper) (Commentary). 1993;7: Differences in carotid shunt flow rates and implications for
287-290 cerebral blood flow (Grossi et al). 1993;7:39-43
Cc
B-mode ultrasonography; see Ultrasonography Candida
Balloon dilatation Candida thrombosis of the innominate vein with septic pulmo-
Analysis of balloon dilatation of human vein graft stenoses nary emboli (Kelly et al). 1993;7:343-346
(Marin et al). 1993;7:2-7 Carotid arteries
Balloon occlusion arteriography; see Angiography Blood flow through cartid shunts (Inahara) (Letter); (Grossi et
Birth defects; see Abnormalities al) (Reply). 1993;7:605-606
Blood flow velocity Differences in carotid shunt flow rates and implications for
Blood flow through carotid shunts (Inahara) (Letter); (Grossi cerebral blood flow (Grossi et al). 1993;7:39-43
et al) (Reply). 1993;7:605-606 Duplex Doppler investigation of suspected vascular lesions at
Differences in carotid shunt flow rates and implications for the carotid bifurcation (Barry et al). 1993;7:140-144
cerebral blood flow (Grossi et al). 1993;7:39-43 Internal carotid artery surgery: Ten-year results (Magnan et
Blood platelets al). 1993;7:521-529
Platelet interactions with the vessel wall and prosthetic grafts Posttraumatic innominate artery aneurysm with occlusion of
(Rubin et al). 1993;7:200-207 the common carotid artery at its origin by an intimal flap
Blood vessel prosthesis (Edwards et al). 1993;7:368-373
Dacron patch/tube graft: A preliminary study (Branchereau et Carotid artery diseases
al). 1993;7:590-593 The intra-aortic balloon pump, a novel addition to staged repair
Endothelial cell seeding of polytetrafluoroethylene vascular of combined symptomatic cerebrovascular and coronary ar-
prostheses coated with a fibroblastic matrix (Bellén et al). tery disease (Myers et al). 1993;7:239-242
1993;7:549-555 Carotid artery stenosis
Endothelial seeding of vascular prostheses: A technique of in Does carotid eversion endarterectomy and reimplantation re-
situ enzymatic retrieval of endothelial cells without vein duce the risk of restenosis (Kieny et al). 1993;7:407-413
sacrifice (Combe et al). 1993;7:488-490 Stenotic coiling and kinking of the internal carotid artery
In situ thrombolysis for late occlusion of suprafemoral pros- (Koskas et al). 1993;7:530-540
thetic grafts (Enon et al). i993;7:270-274 Carotid body tumor
Piatelet interactions with the vessel wall and prosthetic grafts Duplex Doppler investigation of suspected vascular lesions at
(Rubin et al). 1993;7:200-207 the carotid bifurcation (Barry et al). 1993;7:140-144
The superficial femoral vein as autogenous conduit in the Familial carotid body tumors: Incidence and implications
treatment of prosthetic arterial infection (Nevelsteen et al). (Ridge et al). 1993;7:190-194
1993;7:556-560 Carotid endarterectomy; see Endarterectomy, carotid
Vena cava replacement for malignant disease: Is there a role? Catecholamines
(Bower et al). 1993;7:51-62 Plasma catecholamine concentrations during abdominal aortic
Blue-toe syndrome aneurysm surgery: The link to perioperative myocardial isch-
The “blue-toe” syndrome as a harbinger of impending infrain- emia (Riles et al). 1995;7:213-219
guinai vein graft failure: A report of three cases (Fujitani et Catheterization
al). 1993;7:330-335 Complications of arteriography in a recent series of 707 cases:
Blunt injuries; see Wounds and injuries Factors affecting outcome (AbuRahma et al). 1993;7:122-
129
610 Subject index Annals of
Vascular Surgery
Celiac artery Dissection
Surgical treatment of superior mesenteric artery dissecting Spontaneous dissection of the abdominal aorta: Experience
aneurysm and simultaneous celiac artery compression (Solis with five patients (Busuttil et al). 1993;7:414-418
et al). 1993;7:457-462 Surgical treatment of superior mesenteric artery dissecting
Cerebral arteries aneurysm and simultaneous celiac artery compression (Solis
Hemodynamic vertebrobasilar insufficiency caused by multiple et al). 1993;7:457-462
arterial lesions: Results of surgical treatment (Rosset et al). Distal end-to-side anastomosis; see Anastomosis, surgical
1993;7:243-248 Doppler ultrasonography; see Ultrasonography
Cerebral arteriography; see Angiography Duplex Doppler ultrasonography; sce Ultrasonography
Cerebral ischemia
E
Blood flow through carotid shunts (Inahara) (Letter); (Grossi
et al) (Reply). 1993;7:605-606 Editor's note
Differences in carotid shunt flow rates and implications for Editor's note (Berguer and Kieffer). 1993;7:1
cerebral blood flow (Grossi et al). 1993;7:39-43 Ehlers-Danlos syndrome
Cerebrovascular disorders Genetic and metabolic causes of arterial disease (Fann et al).
Does routine patch angioplasty after carotid endarterectomy 1993;7:594-604
lessen the risk of perioperative stroke? (Treiman et al). Electrocardiography, ambulatory
1993;7:317-319 Silent myocardial ischemia is not predictive of myocardial
Internal carotid artery surgery: Ten-year results (Magnan et infarction in peripheral vascular surgery patients (Kirwin et
al). 1993;7:521-529 al). 1993;7:27-32
Neurologic events following carotid endarterectomy: Prediction Electroencephalography
of outcome (Geary et al). 1993;7:76-82 Continuous transcranial Doppler ultrasonography and electro-
Stenotic coiling and kinking of the internal carotid artery encephalography during carotid endarterectomy: A multimo-
(Koskas et al). 1993;7:530-540 dal monitoring system to detect intraoperative ischemia
Clamps (Jansen et al). 1993;7:95-101
The original vascular clamp (Dalton et al). 1993;7:391-393 Electron microscopy; see Microscopy, electron
Claudication Electrophysiology
Claudication in an adolescent with a hypoplastic femur (Huard Erythromycin-associated ergotamine intoxication: Arterio-
et al). 1993;7:336-342 graphic and electrophysiologic analysis of a rare cause of
Claudication in the setting of plethysmographic criteria for severe ischemia of the lower extremities and associated
resting ischemia: Is surgery justified? (Gertler et al). 1993;7: ischemic neuropathy (Ghali et al). 1993;7:291-296
249-253 Embolization, therapeutic
Color-flow duplex ultrasonography; see Ultrasonography Posttraumatic arteriovenous fistula and subclavian vein throm-
Computed tomography; see Tomography, x-ray computed bosis: Treatment by percutaneous arterial embolization and
Congenital defects; see Abnormalities vein angioplasty (Gobin et al). 1993;7:479-482
Continuous ambulatory electrocardiography; see Electro- Endarterectomy, carotid
cardiography, ambulatory Are both color-flow duplex scanning and cerebral arteriography
Contrast media required prior to carotid endarterectomy? (McKittrick et al).
Complications of arteriography in a recent series of 707 cases: 1993;7:311-316
Factors affecting outcome (AbuRahma et al). 1993;7:122-129 Continuous transcranial Doppler ultrasonography and electro-
Coronary artery bypass encephalography during carotid endarterectomy: A multimo-
The intra-aortic balloon pump, a novel addition to staged repair dal monitoring system to detect intraoperative ischemia
of combined symptomatic cerebrovascular and coronary ar- (Jansen et al). 1993;7:95-101
tery disease (Myers et al). 1993;7:239-242 Does carotid eversion endarterectomy and reimplantation re-
Coronary disease duce the risk of restenosis (Kieny et al). 1993;7:407-413
Coronary-subclavian steal: A cause of recurrent myocardial Does routine patch angioplasty after carotid endarterectomy
ischemia (Horowitz et al). 1993;7:452-456 lessen the risk of perioperative stroke? (Treiman et al).
The intra-aortic balloon pump, a novel addition to staged repair 1993;7:317-319
of combined symptomatic cerebrovascular and coronary ar- The intra-aortic balloon pump, a novel addition to staged repair
tery disease (Myers et al). 1993;7:239-242 of combined symptomatic cerebrovascular and coronary ar-
Cryopreservation tery disease (Myers et al). 1993;7:239-242
Cryopreserved arterial homografts: Preliminary study (Gourn- Neurologic events following carotid endarterectomy: Prediction
ier et al). 1993;7:503-511 of outcome (Geary et al). 1993;7:76-82
Endothelial cells
D
Electron microscopic and immunocytochemical profiles of hu-
Dacron; see Polyethylene terephthalate man subcutaneous fat tissue microvascular endothelial cells
de Chauliac, Guy (Vici et al). 1993;7:541-548
Guy de Chauliac (1300-1370): The "father of surgery” (Thev- Endothelial cell seeding of polytetrafluoroethylene vascular
enet). 1993;7:208-212 prostheses coated with a fibroblastic matrix (Bellén et al).
Defecation 1993;7:549-555
Defecation syncope secondary to functional inferior vena caval Endothelial seeding of vascular prostheses: A technique of in
obstruction during a Valsalva maneuver (Brophy et al). situ enzymatic retrieval of endothelial cells without vein
1993;7:374-377 sacrifice (Combe et al). 1993;7:488-490
Diabetes Enhanced patency of venous Dacron grafts by endothelial cell
Prospective evaluation of magnetic resonance imaging in the sodding (Wang et al). 1993;7:429-436
management of acute diabetic foot infections (Horowitz et
al). 1993;7:44-50
Vol. 7, No. 6 Subject index 611
1993
Endovascular obliteration Fibromuscular dysplasia
Endovascular obliteration of in situ saphenous vein arteriove- Bilateral brachial artery fibromuscular dysplasia (Reilly et al).
nous fistulas during tibial bypass (Chervu et al); (Hallett) 1993;7:483-487
(Commentary). 1993;7:320-324 Flow rate; see Blood flow velocity
Enzymes Foot diseases
Endothelial seeding of vascular prostheses: A technique of in Prospective evaluation of magnetic resonance imaging in the
situ enzymatic retrieval of endothelial cells without vein management of acute diabetic foot infections (Horowitz ct
sacrifice (Combe et al). 1993;7:488-490 al). 1993;7:44-50
Ergotamine
G
Erythromycin-associated ergotamine intoxication: Arterio-
graphic and electrophysiologic analysis of a rare cause of Genetics
severe ischemia of the lower extremities and associated Familial carotid body tumors: Incidence and implications
ischemic neuropathy (Ghali et al). 1993;7:291-296 (Ridge et al). 1993;7:190-194
Erythromycin Graft occlusion, vascular
Erythromycin-associated ergotamine intoxication: Arterio- Analysis of balloon dilatation of human vein graft stenoses
graphic and electrophysiologic analysis of a rare cause of (Marin et al). 1993;7:2-7
severe ischemia of the lower extremities and associated In situ thrombolysis for late occlusion of suprafemoral pros-
ischemic neuropathy (Ghali et al). 1993;7:291-296 thetic grafts (Enon et al). 1993;7:270-274
Operative transluminal laser angioplasty as the sole treatment
F
for late stenoses of femorodistal artery bypass graft: Exper-
Fat tissue imental and clinical studies (Okadome et al). 1993;7:437-445
Electron microscopic and immunocytochemical profiles of hu- Graft survival
man subcutaneous fat tissue microvascular endothelial cells Adjuvant prostanoid treatment during femorodistal reconstruc-
(Vici et al). 1993;7:541-548 tion (Smith et al). 1993;7:88-94
Femoral artery The “blue-toe” syndrome as a harbinger of impending infrain-
Adjuvant prostanoid treatment during femorodistal reconstruc- guinal vein graft failure: A report of three cases (Fujitani et
tion (Smith et al). 1993;7:88-94 al). 1993;7:330-335
Claudication in an adolescent with a hypoplastic femur (Huard The direct effect of graft compliance mismatch per se on
et al). 1993;7:336-342 development of host arterial intimal hyperplasia at the anas-
Extra-anatomic bypass (Fann et al). 1993;7:378-383 tomotic interface (Wu et al). 1993;7:156-168
In situ thrombolysis for late occlusion of suprafemoral pros- Enhanced patency of venous Dacron grafts by endothelial cell
thetic grafts (Enon et al). 1993;7:270-274 sodding (Wang et al). 1993;7:429-436
Ischemic damage to the spinal cord following end-to-side Platelet interactions with the vessel wall and prosthetic grafts
aortobifemoral bypass (Gorecki and Ameli). 1993;7:569-576 (Rubin et al). 1993;7:200-207
Operative transluminal laser angioplasty as the sole treatment Progression of occlusive disease following femorofemoral
for late stenoses of femorodistal artery bypass graft: Ex- crossover bypass graft (Criado et al). 1993;7:63-67
perimental and clinical studies (Okadome et al). Transobturator aorto—profunda femoral artery bypass using the
1993;7:437-445 direct medial thigh approach (Millis and Ahn). 1993;7:384-
Progression of occlusive disease following femorofemoral 390
crossover bypass graft (Criado et al). 1993;7:63-67
H
Role of arteriography for blunt or penetrating injuries in
proximity to major vascular structures: An evolution in Hemodialysis
management (Gillespie et al). 1993;7:145-149 Vascular access surgery as an outpatient procedure (Wilson et
Spontaneous thrombolysis of native artery occlusions (Ose et al). 1993;7:325-329
al). 1993;7:463-469 Hemodynamics
Transobturator aorto—profunda femoral artery bypass using the Hemodynamic vertebrobasilar insufficiency caused by multiple
direct medial thigh approach (Millis and Ahn). 1993;7:384- arterial lesions: Results of surgical treatment (Rosset et al).
390 1993;7:243-248
Femoral vein Historical articles
Multivariate Cox regression analysis of covariates for patency Guy de Chauliac (1300-1370): The "father of surgery” (Thev-
rates after femorodistal vein bypass grafting (Myers et al). enet). 1993;7:208-212
1993;7:262-269 The original vascular clamp (Dalton et al). 1993;7:391-393
The superficial femoral vein as autogenous conduit in the Homocystinuria
treatment of prosthetic arterial infection (Nevelsteen et al). Genetic and metabolic causes of arterial disease (Fann et al).
1993;7:556-560 1993;7:594-604
Femur Homograft; see Transplantation, homologous
Claudication in an adolescent with a hypoplastic femur (Huard Horseshoe kidney; see Kidney
et al). 1993;7:336-342 Hyperemia
Fibrinolytic agents Superiority of balloon occlusion arteriography to reactive hy-
Local infusion of fibrinolytic agents for acute renal artery peremic arteriography in visualization of distal lower limb
thromboembolism: Report of ten cases (Salam et al). 1993; vessels (Welch et al). 1993;7:83-87
7:21-26 Hyperplasia
Fibroblasts Abnormal wall strain at distal end-to-side anastomoses (Pevec
Endothelial cell seeding of polytetrafluoroethylene vascular et al). 1993;7:14-20
prostheses coated with a fibroblastic matrix (Bellén et al). The direct effect of graft compliance mismatch per se on
1993;7:549-555 development of host arterial intimal hyperplasia at the anas-
tomotic interface (Wu et al). 1993;7:156-168
612 Subject index Annals of
Vascular Surgery
Hypertension, renovascular Intraoperative monitoring
Splenorenal bypass for right renal artery revascularization Intraoperative B-mode ultrasonography is a useful adjunct to
(Irgau et al). 1993;7:359-362 peripheral arterial reconstruction (Kresowik et al). 1993;7:
Hypoplastic femur; see Femur 33-38
Ischemia
Acute and chronic upper extremity ischemia. I. Large vessel
Iliac artery arterial occlusive disease (Fujitani and Mills). 1993;7:106-
Aortoiliac occlusive vascular disease in association with 112
congenital pelvic kidney (Krahn and Taylor). 1993;7:176- Acute and chronic upper extremity ischemia. Il. Small vessel
179 arterial occlusive disease (Mills and Fujitani). 1993;7:195-
In situ thrombolysis for late occlusion of suprafemoral pros- 199
thetic grafts (Enon et al). 1993;7:270-274 Adjuvant prostanoid treatment during femorodistal reconstruc-
Initial experience with the Palmaz stent for aortoiliac stenoses tion (Smith et al). 1993;7:88-94
(Wolf et al). 1993;7:254-261 Claudication in the setting of plethysmographic criteria for
May-Thurner syndrome: A previously unreported variant resting ischemia: Is surgery justified? (Gertler et al). 1993;7:
(Steinberg and Jacocks). 1993;7:577-581 249-253
Risk factors for atherosclerotic aortoiliac occlusive disease Continuous transcranial Doppler ultrasonography and electro-
(Cacoub and Godeau). 1993;7:394-405 encephalography during carotid endarterectomy: A multimo-
Spontaneous thrombolysis of native artery occlusions (Ose et dal monitoring system to detect intraoperative ischemia
al). 1993;7:463-469 (Jansen et al). 1993;7:95-101
Iliac vein Coronary-subclavian steal: A cause of recurrent myocardial
May-Thurner syndrome: A previously unreported variant ischemia (Horowitz et al). 1993;7:452-456
(Steinberg and Jacocks). 1993;7:577-581 Erythromycin-associated ergotamine intoxication: Arterio-
Hloprost graphic and electrophysiologic analysis of a rare cause of
Adjuvant prostanoid treatment during femorodistal reconstruc- severe ischemia of the lower extremities and associated
tion (Smith et al). 1993;7:88-94 ischemic neuropathy (Ghali et al). 1993;7:291-296
Immunohistochemistry Intestinal ischemia secondary to thromboangiitis obliterans
Electron microscopic and immunocytochemical profiles of hu- (Kempczinski et al). 1993;7:354-358
man subcutaneous fat tissue microvascular endothelial cells Ischemia with intermittent reperfusion reduces functional and
(Vici et al). 1993;7:541-548 morphologic damage following renal ischemia in the rat
Infection (Frank et al). 1993;7:150-155
Candida thrombosis of the innominate vein with septic pulmo- Ischemic damage to the spinal cord following end-to-side
nary emboli (Kelly et al). 1993;7:343-346 aortobifemoral bypass (Gorecki and Ameli). 1993;7:569-576
Prospective evaluation of magnetic resonance imaging in the Plasma catecholamine concentrations during abdominal aortic
management of acute diabetic foot infections (Horowitz et aneurysm surgery: The link to perioperative myocardial isch-
al). 1993;7:44-50 emia (Riles et al). 1993;7:213-219
The superficial femoral vein as autogenous conduit in the Silent myocardial ischemia is not predictive of myocardial
treatment of prosthetic arterial infection (Nevelsteen et al). infarction in peripheral vascular surgery patients (Kirwin et
1993;7:556-560 al). 1993;7:27-32
Inferior vena cava; see Vena cava, inferior Isolation perfusion therapy; see Perfusion, regional
Inflammation
K
Postoperative course of inflammatory abdominal aortic aneu-
rysms (Stella et al). 1993;7:229-238 Kidney
Infrainguinal vein Abdominal aortic aneurysm associated with horseshoe kidney
The "blue-toe” syndrome as a harbinger of impending infrain- and duplication of the inferior vena cava (Julia et al).
guinal vein graft failure: A report of three cases (Fujitani et 1993;7:587-589
al). 1993;7:330-335 Abdominal aortic surgery with concomitant congenital renal
Injuries; see Wounds and injuries fusion (Quifiones-Baldrich et al). 1993;7:169-175
Innominate artery; see Brachiocephalic trunk Aortoiliac occlusive vascular disease in association with con-
Innominate vein; see Brachiocephalic veins genital pelvic kidney (Krahn and Taylor). 1993;7:176-179
Internal carotid artery; see Carotid arteries Ischemia with intermittent reperfusion reduces functional and
Intestines morphologic damage following renal ischemia in the rat
Intestinal ischemia secondary to thromboangiitis obliterans (Frank et al). 1993;7:150-155
(Kempczinski et al). 1993;7:354-358 Vascular surgery—associated ureteral injury: Zebras do exist
Intimal hyperplasia; see Hyperplasia (Dalsing et al). 1993;7:180-186
Intra-aortic balloon pumping
L tene oen e
The intra-aortic balloon pump, a novel addition to staged repair
of combined symptomatic cerebrovascular and coronary ar- Laser angioplasty; see Angioplasty, laser
tery disease (Myers et al). 1993;7:239-242 Leg
Intraoperative complications Effects of the development of modern vascular services on
Continuous transcranial Doppler ultrasonography and electro- amputation rates in Leicester, U.K.: A preliminary report
encephalography during carotid endarterectomy: A multimo- (Sayers et al). 1993;7:102-105
dal monitoring system to detect intraoperative ischemia Erythromycin-associated ergotamine intoxication: Arterio-
(Jansen et al). 1993;7:95-101 graphic and electrophysiologic analysis of a rare cause of
severe ischemia of the lower extremities and associated
ischemic neuropathy (Ghali et al). 1993;7:291-296
Vol. 7, No. 6 Subject index 613
1993
oO
May-Thurner syndrome: A previously unreported variant
(Steinberg and Jacocks). 1993;7:577-581 Occlusive disease, arterial; see Arterial occlusive diseases
Superiority of balloon occlusion arteriography to reactive hy- Omphalocaval shunt; see Shunts
peremic arteriography in visualization of distal lower limb Outcome assessment
vessels (Welch et al). 1993;7:83-87 Outcome criteria in patients with peripheral arterial disease
Thrombolytic therapy for lower extremity arterial occlusion (Strandness and Carter). 1993;7:491-496
(Faggioli and Ricotta). 1993;7:297-302 Outpatient surgery; see Ambulatory surgery
Letter Ovarian vein
Blood flow through cartid shunts (Inahara) (Letter); (Grossi et Thrombophlebitis of the ovarian vein with free-floating throm-
al) (Reply). 1993;7:605-606 bus in the inferior vena cava (Hassen-Khodja et al). 1993;7:
Lipoproteins 582-586
Lipoprotein (a): A risk factor for peripheral vascular disease
(Widmann and Sumpio). 1993;7:446-451
Lower limb; see Leg
M
Magnetic resonance inaging
Prospective evaluation of magnetic resonance imaging in the Thrombosis of the axillary artery secondary to compression by
management of acute diabetic foot infections (Horowitz et the pectoralis minor muscle (Finkelstein and Johnston);
al). 1993;7:44-50 (Sanders and Cooper) (Commentary). 1993;7:287-290
Malignant disease; see Neoplasms Penetrating injuries; see Wounds and injuries
Marfan syndrome Percutaneous arterial embolization; see Embolization,
Genetic and metabolic causes of arterial disease (Fann et al). therapeutic
1993;7:594-604 Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty; see Angioplasty,
May-Thurner syndrome transluminal
May-Thurner syndrome: A previously unreported variant Perfusion, regional
(Steinberg and Jacocks). 1993;7:577-581 Thrombolytic therapy in an isolated limb (Goodman et al).
Mesenteric arteries 1993;7:512-520
Surgical treatment of superior mesenteric artery dissecting Peripheral vascular diseases
aneurysm and simultaneous celiac artery compression (Solis Functional health and well-being in patients with severe ath-
et al). 1993;7:457-462 erosclerotic peripheral vascular occlusive disease (Schneider
Microscopy, electron et al). 1993;7:419-428
Electron microscopic and immunocytochemical profiles of hu- Lipoprotein (a): A risk factor for peripheral vascular disease
man subcutaneous fat tissue microvascular endothelial cells (Widmann and Sumpio). 1993;7:446-451
(Vici et al). 1993;7:541-548 Outcome criteria in patients with peripheral arterial disease
Mucopolysaccharidoses (Strandness and Carter). 1993;7:491-496
Genetic and metabolic causes of arterial disease (Fann et al). Platelets; see Blood platelets
1993;7:594-604 Plethysmography
Multivariate Cox regression analysis; see Regression anal- Claudication in the setting of plethysmographic criteria for
Cmama
ysis resting ischemia: Is surgery justified? (Gertler et al). 1993;7:
Myocardial infarction 249-253
Silent myocardial ischemia is not predictive of myocardial Polyethylene terephthalate
infarction in peripheral vascular surgery patients (Kirwin et Dacron patch/tube graft: A preliminary study (Branchereau et
al). 1993;7:27-32 al). 1993;7:590-593
Myocardial ischemia; see Ischemia Enhanced patency of venous Dacron grafts by endothelial cell
sodding (Wang et al). 1993;7:429-436
N
Neoplasms Endothelial cell seeding of polytetrafluoroethylene vascular
Duplex Doppler investigation of suspected vascular lesions prostheses coated with a fibroblastic matrix (Bellén et al).
at the carotid bifurcation (Barry et al). 1993;7:140- 1993;7:549-555
144 Popliteal artery
Familial carotid body tumors: Incidence and implications Claudication in an adolescent with a hypoplastic femur (Huard
(Ridge et al). 1993;7:190-194 et al). 1993;7:336-342
Vena cava replacement for malignant disease: Is there a role? Popliteal vein
(Bower et al). 1993;7:51-62 Bilateral popliteal vein aueurysms (McDevitt et al). 1993;7:282-
Nervous system diseases 286
Erythromycin-associated ergotamine intoxication: Arterio- Portal vein
graphic and electrophysiologic analysis of a rare cause of Omphalocaval shunt: An alternative procedure for portal de-
severe ischemia of the lower extremities and associated compression (Nordestgaard et al). 1993;7:187-189
ischemic neuropathy (Ghali et al). 1993;7:291-296 Postoperative complications
Neurologic events following carotid endarterectomy: Prediction Vascular surgery-associated ureteral injury: Zebras do exist
of outcome (Geary et al). 1993;7:76-82 (Dalsing et al). 1993;7:180-186
Neutrophils Postoperative period
Reperfusion plasma contains a neutrophil activator (Paterson Postoperative course of inflammatory abdominal aortic aneu-
et al). 1993;7:68-75 rysms (Stella et al). 1993;7:229-238
614 Subject index Annals of
Vascular Surgery
Profunda femoral artery; see Femoral artery Risk factors for atherosclerotic aortoiliac occlusive disease
Prostanoids (Cacoub and Godeau). 1993;7:394-405
Adjuvant prostanoid treatment during femorodistal reconstruc- Rupture
tion (Smith et al). 1993;7:88-94 Aortic axeurysm rupture into a retroaortic left renal vein
Prosthesis; see Blood vessel prosthesis (Hoballah et al). 1993;7:363-367
Pseudoaneurysm Natural history of abdominal aortic aneurysm: A survey of 63
Proximal anastomotic failure following infrarenal aortic recon- patients treated nonoperatively (Perko et al). 1993;7:113-116
struction: Late development of true aneurysms, pseudoaneu- Ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysms in a private hospital: A
rysms, and occlusive disease (Hagino et al). 1993;7:8-13 decade’s experience (1980-1989) (McCready et al). 1993;7:
Pseudoxanthoma elasticum 225-228
Genetic and metabolic causes of arterial disease (Fann et al). Use of CT for diagnosis of traumatic rupture of the thoracic
1993;7:594-604 aorta (Tomiak et al). 1993;7:130-139
Pulmonary embolism
Ss
Candida thrombosis of the innominate vein with septic pulmo-
nary emboli (Kelly et al). 1993;7:343-346 Saphenous vein
Therapeutic and prophylactic vena caval interruption for pul- Endovascular obliteration of in situ saphenous vein arteriove-
monary embolism: Caval and venous insertion site patency nous fistulas during tibial bypass (Chervu et al); (Hallett)
(AbuRahma et al); (Hallett) (Commentary). 1993;7:561-568 (Commentary). 1993;7:320-324
Sciatic artery
Q
Persistent sciatic artery: Collective review and management
Quality of life (Shutze et al). 1993;7:303-310
Functional health and well-being in patients with severe ath- Shunts
erosclerotic peripheral vascular occlusive disease (Schneider Blood flow through cartid shunts (Inahara) (Letter); (Grossi et
et al). 1993;7:419-428 al) (Reply). 1993;7:605-606
Differences in carotid shunt flow rates and implications for
cerebral blood flow (Grossi et al). 1993;7:39-43
Reactive hyperemic arteriography; see Angiography Omphalocaval shunt: An alternative procedure for portal de-
Regression analysis compression (Nordestgaard et al). 1993;7:187-189
Multivariate Cox regression analysis of covariates for patency Silent myocardial ischemia; see Ischemia
rates after femorodistal vein bypass grafting (Myers et al). Spinal cord
1993;7:262-269 Ischemic damage to the spinal cord following end-to-side
Renal artery aortobifemoral bypass (Gorecki and Ameli). 1993;7:569-576
Splenorenal bypass for right renal artery revascularization Splenic artery
(Irgau et al). 1993;7:359-362 Giant splenic artery aneurysm (Long et al). 1993;7:474-478
Renal artery obstruction Splenorenal bypass fer right renal artery revascularization
Detection of unsuspected renal artery stenoses in patients with (Irgau et al). 1993;7:359-362
abdominal aortic aneurysms: Refined indications for preop- Stents
erative aortography (Valentine et al). 1993;7:220-224 Initial experience with the Palmaz stent for aortoiliac stenoses
Local infusion of fibrinolytic agents for acute renal artery (Wolf et al). 1993;7:254-261
thromboembolism: Report of ten cases (Salam et al). 1993; Stress, mechanical
7:21-26 Abnormal wall strain at distal end-to-side anastomoses (Pevec
Renal entries; see Kidney et al). 1993;7:14-20
Renal veins Stroke; see Cerebrovascular disorders
Aortic aneurysm rupture into a retroaortic left renal vein Subclavian steal syndrome
(Hoballah et al). 1993;7:363-367 Coronary-subciavian steal: A cause of recurrent myocardial
Renovascular hypertension; see Hypertension, renovascular ischemia (Horowitz et al). 1993;7:452-456
Reperfusion Subclavian vein
Ischemia with intermittent reperfusion reduces functional and Posttraumatic arteriovenous fistula and subclavian vein throm-
morphologic damage following renal ischemia in the rat bosis: Treatment by percutaneous arterial embolization and
(Frank et al). 1993;7:150-155 vein angioplasty (Gobin et al). 1993;7:479-482
Reperfusion plasma contains a neutrophil activator (Paterson Subcutaneous fat tissue; see Fat tissue
et al). 1993;7:68-75 Superficial femoral vein; see Femoral vein
Replantation Superior vena cava; see Vena cava, superior
Does carotid eversion endarterectomy and reimplantation re- Surgical instruments
duce the risk of restenosis (Kieny et al). 1993;7:407-413 The original vascular clamp (Dalton et al). 1993;7:391-393
Resting ischemia; see Ischemia Syncope
Risk factors Defecation syncope secondary to functional inferior vena caval
Does carotid eversion endarterectomy and reimplantation re- obstruction during a Valsalva maneuver (Brophy et al).
duce the risk of restenosis (Kieny et al). 1993;7:407-413 1993;7:374-377
Does routine patch angioplasty after carotid endarterectomy
T
lessen the risk of perioperative stroke? (Treiman et al).
1993;7:317-319 Thoracic aorta; see Aorta, thoracic
Internal carotid artery surgery: Ten-year results (Magnan et Thoracic injuries
al). 1993;7:521-529 The isolated posttraumatic aneurysm of the brachiocephalic
Lipoprotein (a): A risk factor for peripheral vascular disease artery after blunt thoracic contusion (Kraus et al). 1993;7:
(Widmann and Sumpio). 1993;7:446-451 275-281
Vol. 7, No. 6 Subject index 615
1993
Thromboangiitis obliterans Duplex Doppler investigation of suspected vascular lesions at
Intestinal ischemia secondary to thromboangiitis obliterans the carotid bifurcation (Barry et al). 1993;7:140-144
(Kempczinski et al). 1993;7:354-358 Intraoperative B-mode ultrasonography is a useful adjunct to
Thromboembolism peripheral arterial reconstruction (Kresowik et al). 1993;7:
Local infusion of fibrinolytic agents for acute renal artery 33-38
thromboembolism: Report of ten cases (Salam et al). 1993; Umbilical veins
7:21-26 Omphalocaval shunt: An alternative procedure for portal de-
Thrombolysis compression (Nordestgaard et al). 1993;7:187-189
Spontaneous thrombolysis of native artery occlusions (Ose et Upper extremity; see Arm
al). 1993;7:463-469 Ureter
Thrombolytic therapy Vascular surgery—associated ureteral injury: Zebras do exist
In situ thrombolysis for late occlusion of suprafemoral pros- (Dalsing et al). 1993;7:180-186
thetic grafts (Enon et al). 1993;7:270-274 Urokinase
Thrombolytic therapy for lower extremity arterial occlusion In situ thrombolysis for late occlusion of suprafemoral pros-
(Faggioli and Ricotta). 1993;7:297-302 thetic grafts (Enon et al). 1993;7:270-274
Thrombolytic therapy in an isolated limb (Goodman et al). Thrombolytic therapy in an isolated limb (Goodman et al).
1993;7:512-520 1993;7:512-520
Thrombophlebitis
Vv
Thrombophlebitis of the ovarian vein with free-floating throm-
bus in the inferior vena cava (Hassen-Khodja et al). 1993;7: Valsalva maneuver
582-586 Defecation syncope secondary to functional inferior vena caval
Thrombosis obstruction during a Valsalva maneuver (Brophy et al).
Bilateral popliteal vein aueurysms (McDevitt et al). 1993;7:282- 1993;7:374-377
286 Vascular access surgery
Candida thrombosis of the innominate vein with septic pulmo- Vascular access surgery as an outpatient procedure (Wilson et
nary emboli (Kelly et al). 1993;7:343-346 al). 1993;7:325-329
Posttraumatic arteriovenous fistula and subclavian vein throm- Vascular patency
bosis: Treatment by percutaneous arterial embolization and Enhanced patency of venous Dacron grafts by endothelial cell
vein angioplasty (Gobin et al). 1993;7:479-482 sodding (Wang et al). 1993;7:429-436
Thrombophlebitis of the ovarian vein with free-floating throm- Multivariate Cox regression analysis of covariates for patency
bus in the inferior vena cava (Hassen-Khodja et al). 1993;7: rates after femorodistal vein bypass grafting (Myers et al).
582-586 1993;7:262-269
Thrombosis of the axillary artery secondary to compression Therapeutic and prophylactic vena caval interruption for pul-
by the pectoralis minor muscle (Finkelstein and John- monary embolism: Caval and venous insertion site patency
ston); (Sanders and Cooper) (Commentary). 1993;7:287- (AbuRahma et al); (Hallett) (Commentary). 1993;7:561-568
290 Vascular prosthesis; see Blood vessel prosthesis
Tibial vein Vascular surgery, adverse effects
Endovascular obliteration of in situ saphenous vein arteriove- Vascular surgery-associated ureteral injury: Zebras do exist
nous fistulas during tibial bypass (Chervu et al); (Hallett) (Dalsing et al). 1993;7:180-186
(Commentary). 1993;7:320-324 Veins, transplantation
Tissue preservation Analysis of balloon dilatation of human vein graft stenoses
Cryopreserved arterial homografts: Preliminary study (Gourn- (Marin et al). 1993;7:2-7
ier et al). 1993;7:503-511 Vena cava, inferior
Toes Abdominal aortic aneurysm associated with horseshoe kidney
The “blue-toe” syndrome as a harbinger of impending infrain- and duplication of the inferior vena cava (Julia et al).
guinal vein graft failure: A report of three cases (Fujitani et 1993;7:587-589
al). 1993;7:330-335 Aneurysm of the inferior vena cava: Case report and review of
Tomography, x-ray computed the literature (Gradman and Steinberg). 1993;7:347-353
Use of CT for diagnosis of traumatic rupture of the thoracic Defecation syncope secondary to functional inferior vena caval
aorta (Tomiak et al). 1993;7:130-139 obstruction during a Valsalva maneuver (Brophy et al).
Transcranial Doppler ultrasonography; see Ultrasonogra- 1993;7:374-377
phy Thrombophlebitis of the ovarian vein with free-floating throm-
Transplantation, homologous bus in the inferior vena cava (Hassen-Khodja et al). 1993;7:
Cryopreserved arterial homografts: Preliminary study (Gourn- 582-586
ier et al). 1993;7:503-511 Vena cava replacement for malignant disease: Is there a role?
Trauma; see Wounds and injuries (Bower et al). 1993;7:51-62
Vena cava, superior
U
Vena cava replacement for malignant disease: Is there a role?
Ultrasonography (Bower et al). 1993;7:51-62
Are both color-flow duplex scanning and cerebral arteriography Vena cava filters
required prior to carotid endarterectomy? (McKittrick et al). Therapeutic and prophylactic vena caval interruption for pul-
1993;7:311-316 monary embolism: Caval and venous insertion site patency
Continuous transcranial Doppler ultrasonography and electro- (AbuRahma et al); (Hallett) (Commentary). 1993;7:561-568
encephalography during carotid endarterectomy: A multimo- Vertebral artery
dal monitoring system to detect intraoperative ischemia Vertebral artery reconstruction (Kline and Berguer). 1993;7:
(Jansen et al). 1993;7:95-101 497-501
616 Subject index "Annals of
Vascular Surgery
Vertebrobasilar insufficiency Posttraumatic arteriovenous fistula and subclavian vein throm-
Hemodynamic vertebrobasilar insufficiency caused by multiple bosis: Treatment by percutaneous arterial embolization and
arterial lesions: Results of surgical treatment (Rosset et al). vein angioplasty (Gobin et al). 1993;7:479-482
1993;7:243-248 Posttraumatic innominate artery aneurysm with occlusion of
the common carotid artery at its origin by an intimal flap
Ww (Edwards et al). 1993;7:368-373
Well-being; see Quality of life Role of arteriography for blunt or penetrating injuries in
Wounds and injuries proximity to major vascular structures: An evolution in
Blunt injuries to the innominate artery (Prétre et al). 1993;7: management (Gillespie et al). 1993;7:145-149
470-473 Use of CT for diagnosis of traumatic rupture of the thoracic
The isolated posttraumatic aneurysm of the brachiocephalic aorta (Tomiak et al). 1993;7:130-139
artery after blunt thoracic contusion (Kraus et al). 1993;7:
275-281
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