Annals of Vascular Surgery 1995: Vol 9 Index

15 Pages·1995·4 MB·English

Subject Index to Volume 9
A
Use of left heart bypass in the surgical repair of thoracoab-
Abdominal aorta; see Aorta, abdominal dominal aortic aneurysms (Schepens et al). 1995;9:327-338
Age factors Angiography
The effect of aging on the transarterial wall oxygen gradient Intraoperative assessment of carotid endarterectomy: A com-
(Santilli et al). 1995;9:146-151 parison of techniques (Lingenfelter et al). 1995;9:235-240
Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty in adults less than 45 Angiography, digital subtraction
years of age with premature lower extremity atherosclerosis Carbon dioxide/digital subtraction arteriography—assisted
(Levy et al). 1995;9:471-479 transluminal angioplasty (Frankhouse et al). 1995;9:448-452
Alteplase Angioplasty, balloon
Patency of a small vessel prosthesis bonded to tissue plasmi- Carbon dioxide/digital subtraction arteriography-assisted
nogen activator and iloprost (Greco et al). 1995;9:140-145 transluminal angioplasty (Frankhouse et al). 1995;9:448-452
Anastomosis, surgical Open operative balloon angioplasty of the internal carotid
Is infrapopliteal bypass compromised by distal origin of the artery: A technique in evolution (Ballard et al). 1995;9:390-
proximal anastomosis? (Brothers et al). 1995;9:172-178 393 (Case report)
Preoperative control of a ruptured anastomotic femoral “pseu- Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty in adults less than 45
doaneurysm” by balloon catheter: A combined radiologic years of age with premature lower extremity atherosclerosis
and surgical approach (Rosenthal et al). 1995;9:289-292 (Levy et al). 1995;9:471-479
(Case report) Angioscopy
Sequential distal anastomosis in aortofemoral bypass (Gewertz Acute popliteal arterial injury: The role of angioscopy (Alimi et
and Webb). 1995;9:583-584 al). 1995;9:361-368
Aneurysm Ankle
Concurrent abdominal aortic aneurysm and urologic neoplasm: Neurectomy for palliation of primary erythermalgia (Sadighi
An argument for simultaneous intervention (Ginsberg et al); and Arbid). 1995;9:197-198 (Case report)
(Pontes) (Commentary). 1995;9:428-433 The relationship between arm-ankle pressure difference and
Dissecting descending thoracic and thoracoabdominal aortic peak systolic velocity in patients with stenotic lower extrem-
aneurysms: Part II (Panneton and Hollier). 1995;9:596-605 ity vein grafts (Papanicolaou et al). 1995;9:554-560
Management options for hepatic artery aneurysms (Thi- Aorta ;
bodeaux et al). 1995;9:285-288 (Case report) Aortoiliac bypass in a renal transplant patient using a new
Multiple nonanastomotic aneurysms in an external velour technique (Jain et al). 1995;9:385-389 (Case report)
ringed Dacron femoropopliteal vascular _ prosthesis Blue toe syndrome from a ‘‘coral reef’ aorta (Rosenberg and
(AbuRahma and DeLuca). 1995;9:493-496 (Case report) Killewich). 1995;9:561-564 (Case report)
Nondissecting thoracoabdominal aortic aneurysms: Part I Clinical and CT evaluation of a new stretch polytetrafluoroeth-
(Panneton and Hollier). 1995;9:503-514 ylene aortic graft (Erdoes et al). 1995;9:441-447
Nondysplastic saccular aneurysm of the internal carotid artery Comparison of the utility of CT scans and intravascular ultra-
(Cormier et al). 1995;9:500-502 (Case report) sound in endovascular aortic grafting (Verbin et al). 1995;9:
Preoperative control of a ruptured anastomotic femoral “pseu- 434-440
doaneurysm” by balloon catheter: A combined radiologic Do collagen-impregnated knitted Dacron grafts reduce the
and surgical approach (Rosenthal et al). 1995;9:289-292 need for transfusion in infrarenal aortic reconstruction?
(Case report) (Barral et al). 1995;9:339-343
Retroperitoneal approach for repair of inflammatory aortic Evaluation of dopexamine hydrochloride as a renoprotective
aneurysm (Todd and DeRose). 1995;9:525-534 agent during aortic surgery (Welch et al). 1995;9:488-492
Ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm: Impact of comorbidity Placement of endovascular stented grafts via remote access
and postoperative complications on outcome (Panneton et sites: A new approach to the treatment of failed aortoil-
al). 1995;9:535-541 iofemoral reconstructions (Sanchez et al). 1995;9:1-8
Ruptured infected popliteal artery aneurysm (Wilson et al). Renal endarterectomy vs. bypass for combined aortic and renal
1995;9:497-499 (Case report) reconstruction: Is there a difference in clinical outcome?
Ruptured ulnar artery pseudoaneurysm (Erdoes and Brown). (Dougherty et al). 1995;9:87-94
1995;9:394-396 (Case report) Sequential distal anastomosis in aortofemoral bypass (Gewertz
Technique of thoracoabdominal aneurysm repair (Acher and and Webb). 1995;9:583-584
Wynn). 1995;9:585-595
608
Subject Index to Volume 9
A
Use of left heart bypass in the surgical repair of thoracoab-
Abdominal aorta; see Aorta, abdominal dominal aortic aneurysms (Schepens et al). 1995;9:327-338
Age factors Angiography
The effect of aging on the transarterial wall oxygen gradient Intraoperative assessment of carotid endarterectomy: A com-
(Santilli et al). 1995;9:146-151 parison of techniques (Lingenfelter et al). 1995;9:235-240
Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty in adults less than 45 Angiography, digital subtraction
years of age with premature lower extremity atherosclerosis Carbon dioxide/digital subtraction arteriography—assisted
(Levy et al). 1995;9:471-479 transluminal angioplasty (Frankhouse et al). 1995;9:448-452
Alteplase Angioplasty, balloon
Patency of a small vessel prosthesis bonded to tissue plasmi- Carbon dioxide/digital subtraction arteriography-assisted
nogen activator and iloprost (Greco et al). 1995;9:140-145 transluminal angioplasty (Frankhouse et al). 1995;9:448-452
Anastomosis, surgical Open operative balloon angioplasty of the internal carotid
Is infrapopliteal bypass compromised by distal origin of the artery: A technique in evolution (Ballard et al). 1995;9:390-
proximal anastomosis? (Brothers et al). 1995;9:172-178 393 (Case report)
Preoperative control of a ruptured anastomotic femoral “pseu- Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty in adults less than 45
doaneurysm” by balloon catheter: A combined radiologic years of age with premature lower extremity atherosclerosis
and surgical approach (Rosenthal et al). 1995;9:289-292 (Levy et al). 1995;9:471-479
(Case report) Angioscopy
Sequential distal anastomosis in aortofemoral bypass (Gewertz Acute popliteal arterial injury: The role of angioscopy (Alimi et
and Webb). 1995;9:583-584 al). 1995;9:361-368
Aneurysm Ankle
Concurrent abdominal aortic aneurysm and urologic neoplasm: Neurectomy for palliation of primary erythermalgia (Sadighi
An argument for simultaneous intervention (Ginsberg et al); and Arbid). 1995;9:197-198 (Case report)
(Pontes) (Commentary). 1995;9:428-433 The relationship between arm-ankle pressure difference and
Dissecting descending thoracic and thoracoabdominal aortic peak systolic velocity in patients with stenotic lower extrem-
aneurysms: Part II (Panneton and Hollier). 1995;9:596-605 ity vein grafts (Papanicolaou et al). 1995;9:554-560
Management options for hepatic artery aneurysms (Thi- Aorta ;
bodeaux et al). 1995;9:285-288 (Case report) Aortoiliac bypass in a renal transplant patient using a new
Multiple nonanastomotic aneurysms in an external velour technique (Jain et al). 1995;9:385-389 (Case report)
ringed Dacron femoropopliteal vascular _ prosthesis Blue toe syndrome from a ‘‘coral reef’ aorta (Rosenberg and
(AbuRahma and DeLuca). 1995;9:493-496 (Case report) Killewich). 1995;9:561-564 (Case report)
Nondissecting thoracoabdominal aortic aneurysms: Part I Clinical and CT evaluation of a new stretch polytetrafluoroeth-
(Panneton and Hollier). 1995;9:503-514 ylene aortic graft (Erdoes et al). 1995;9:441-447
Nondysplastic saccular aneurysm of the internal carotid artery Comparison of the utility of CT scans and intravascular ultra-
(Cormier et al). 1995;9:500-502 (Case report) sound in endovascular aortic grafting (Verbin et al). 1995;9:
Preoperative control of a ruptured anastomotic femoral “pseu- 434-440
doaneurysm” by balloon catheter: A combined radiologic Do collagen-impregnated knitted Dacron grafts reduce the
and surgical approach (Rosenthal et al). 1995;9:289-292 need for transfusion in infrarenal aortic reconstruction?
(Case report) (Barral et al). 1995;9:339-343
Retroperitoneal approach for repair of inflammatory aortic Evaluation of dopexamine hydrochloride as a renoprotective
aneurysm (Todd and DeRose). 1995;9:525-534 agent during aortic surgery (Welch et al). 1995;9:488-492
Ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm: Impact of comorbidity Placement of endovascular stented grafts via remote access
and postoperative complications on outcome (Panneton et sites: A new approach to the treatment of failed aortoil-
al). 1995;9:535-541 iofemoral reconstructions (Sanchez et al). 1995;9:1-8
Ruptured infected popliteal artery aneurysm (Wilson et al). Renal endarterectomy vs. bypass for combined aortic and renal
1995;9:497-499 (Case report) reconstruction: Is there a difference in clinical outcome?
Ruptured ulnar artery pseudoaneurysm (Erdoes and Brown). (Dougherty et al). 1995;9:87-94
1995;9:394-396 (Case report) Sequential distal anastomosis in aortofemoral bypass (Gewertz
Technique of thoracoabdominal aneurysm repair (Acher and and Webb). 1995;9:583-584
Wynn). 1995;9:585-595
608
Vol. 9, No. 6 Subject index 609
1995
Aorta, abdominal Stenting without thrombolysis for aortoiliac occlusive disease:
Aortic dissection (Fann and Miller). 1995;9:311-323 Experier~c in 14 high-risk patients (Ballard et al). 1995;9:
| Coarctation of the abdominal aorta (Bergamini et al). 1995;9: 453-45¢
352-356 Arteries
\ Concurrent abdominal aortic aneurysm and urologic neoplasm: Differential thrombogenicity of artery and vein: The role of von
An argument for simultaneous intervention (Ginsberg et al); Willebrand factor (Cho and Ouriel). 1995;9:60-70
(Pontes) (Commentary). 1995;9:428-433 The effect of aging on the transarterial wall oxygen gradient
Differential effect of the retropleural and retroperitoneal envi- (Santilli et al). 1995;9:146-151
ronments on healing of the inner wall of porous fabric Arteritis
prostheses in the thoracic and abdominal aorta of the same Temporal arteritis (Goldstein). 1995;9:129-133
dog (Hayashida et al). 1995;9:369-377 Atherosclerosis
Dissecting descending thoracic and thoracoabdominal aortic Carotid eversion endarterectomy: Short- and long-term results
aneurysms: Part II (Panneton and Hoilier). 1995;9:596-605 (Koskas et al). 1995;9:9-15
Neurologic complications of reoperative and emergent abdomi- Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty in adults less than 45
nal aortic reconstruction (Plecha et al). 1995;9:95-101 years of age with premature lower extremity atherosclerosis
Nondissecting thoracoabdominal aortic aneurysms: Part I (Levy et al). 1995;9:471-479
} (Panneton and Hollier). 1995;9:503-514 Transaortic renal and visceral endarterectomy (Kuestner et al).
| Operative management of coexistent aortic disease and horse- 1995;9:302-310
shoe kidney (Shortell et al). 1995;9:123-128 Avulsion
Retrograde aortic dissection after bilateral iliac artery stenting: Minimally invasive surgery for primary varicose veins: Limited
A case report and review of the literature (Cisek and Mc- invaginated axial stripping and tributary (hook) stab avul-
Kittrick). 1995;9:280-284 (Case report) sion (Goren and Yellin). 1995;9:401-414
Retroperitoneal approach for repair of inflammatory aortic Axillary vein
aneurysm (Todd and DeRose). 1995;9:525-534 Primary subclavian-axillary vein thrombosis (Hurlbert and
Ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm: Impact of comorbidity Rutherford). 1995;9:217-223
and postoperative complications on outcome (Panneton et
B
al). 1995;9:535-541
Stenting without thrombolysis for aortoiliac occlusive disease: Balloon angioplasty; see Angioplasty, balloon
Experience in 14 high-risk patients (Ballard et al). 1995;9: Balloon dilatation
453-458 Preoperative control of a ruptured anastomotic femoral “‘pseu-
Technique of thoracoabdominal aneurysm repair (Acher and doaneurysm” by balloon catheter: A combined radiologic
Wynn). 1995;9:585-595 and surgical approach (Rosenthal et al). 1995;9:289-292
Transperitoneal medial visceral rotation (Deiparine and Bal- (Case report)
lard) (Letter); (Stoney) (Reply). 1995;9:607 Blood flow velocity
Transperitoneal medial visceral rotation (Murray et al). 1995; The relationship between arm-ankle pressure difference and
9:209-216 peak systolic velocity in patients with stenotic lower extrem-
Use of left heart bypass in the surgical repair of thoracoab- ity vein grafts (Papanicolaou et al). 1995;9:554-560
dominal aortic aneurysms (Schepens et al). 1995;9:327-338 Blood pressure
Aorta, thoracic The relationship between arm-ankle pressure difference and
Differential effect of the retropleural and retroperitoneal envi- peak systolic velocity in patients with stenotic lower extrem-
ronments on healing of the inner wall of porous fabric ity vein grafts (Papanicolaou et al). 1995;9:554-560
prostheses in the thoracic and abdominal aorta of the same Blood transfusion
dog (Hayashida et al). 1995;9:369-377 Do collagen-impregnated knitted Dacron grafts reduce the
Dissecting descending thoracic and thoracoabdominal aortic need for transfusion in infrarenal aortic reconstruction?
aneurysms: Part II (Panneton and Hollier). 1995;9:596-605 (Barral et al). 1995;9:339-343
Nondissecting thoracoabdominal aortic aneurysms: Part I Blood vessel prosthesis
(Panneton and Hollier). 1995;9:503-514 Behavior of cryopreserved endothelial cells in different phases:
Technique of thoracoabdominal aneurysm repair (Acher and Their application in the seeding of vascular prostheses (Bel-
Wynn). 1995;9:585-595 lon et al). 1995;9:266-273
Traumatic rupture of the thoracic aorta: Should one always Clinical and CT evaluation of a new stretch polytetrafluoroeth-
operative immediately? (Maggisano et al). 1995;9:44-52 ylene aortic graft (Erdoes et al). 1995;9:441-447
Use of left heart bypass in the surgical repair of thoracoab- Differential effect of the retropleural and retroperitoneal envi-
dominal aortic aneurysms (Schepens et al). 1995;9:327-338 ronments on healing of the inner wall of porous fabric
Aortic coarctation prostheses in the thoracic and abdominal aorta of the same
Coarctation of the abdominal aorta (Bergamini et al). 1995;9: dog (Hayashida et al). 1995;9:369-377
352-356 Early inflammatory response to gelatin- and collagen-sealed
Arm Dacron prostheses (Lacroix et al). 1995;9:152-154
The relationship between arm-ankle pressure difference and Enhanced patency of venous Dacron grafts by endothelial cell
peak systolic velocity in patients with stenotic lower extrem- sodding (Leséche and Ohan) (Letter); (Wang and Sumpio)
ity vein grafts (Papanicolaou et al). 1995;9:554-560 (Reply). 1995;9:325-326
Arterial occlusive diseases Fibrinolysis profiles and platelet activation after endothelial
Carotid eversion endarterectomy: Short- and long-term results cell seeding of prosthetic vascular grafts (Smyth et al).
(Koskas et al). 1995;9:9-15 1995;9:542-546
The occluded renal artery: An ongoing surgical challenge (Jor- Infected lower extremity extra-anatomic bypass grafts: Man-
dan et al). 1995;9:344-351 agement of a serious complication in high-risk patients (de
Virgilio et al). 1995;9:459-466
610 Subject index Annals of
Vascular Surgery
Multiple nonanastomotic aneurysms in an external velour Coral reef aorta; see Aorta
ringed Dacron femoropopliteal vascular prosthesis Coronary revascularization; see Revascularization
(AbuRahma and DeLuca). 1995;9:493-496 (Case report) Coronary-subclavian steal syndrome; sce Subclavian steal
Patency of a small vessel prosthesis bonded to tissue plasmi- syndrome
nogen activator and iloprost (Greco et al). 1995;9:140-145 Correspondence; see Letters
Placement of endovascular stented grafts via remote access Cost benefit analysis
sites: A new approach to the treatment of failed aortoil- Cost-effective carotid endarterectomy in community practice
iofemoral reconstructions (Sanchez et al). 1995;9:1-8 (Gibbs et al). 1995;9:423-427
Preliminary evaluation of a technique for inhibiting intimal Cryopreservation
hyperplasia: Implantation of a resorbable luminal collagen Behavior of cryopreserved endothelial cells in different phases:
membrane (Kent et al). 1995;9:135-139 Their application in the seeding of vascular prostheses (Bel-
Blood vessels, injuries lon et al). 1995;9:266-273
Diagnosis of vascular trauma (Modrall et al). 1995;9:415-421 CT; see Tomography, x-ray computed
Blue toe syndrome
Blue toe syndrome from a “coral reef” aorta (Rosenberg and D
Killewich). 1995;9:561-564 (Case report) Dacron; see Polyethylene terephthalate
Book reviews Deep venous thrombosis; see Thrombophlebitis
Clinical Problems in Vascular Surgery, by Galland and Clyne Deglutition disorders
(Kalman). 1995;9:606 Symptomatic subclavian steal syndrome four decades after
Handbook of Vascular Surgery, by Sales et al (Lawrence). 1995;9: operation for dysphagia lusoria (Ciocca et al). 1995;9:204-
324 208 (Case report)
Ion Channels in the Cardiovascular System: Function and Dysfunction, Digital subtraction arteriography; see Angiography, digital
by Spooner et al (Brown). 1995;9:225 subtraction
Reperfusion Injuries and Clinical Capillary Leak Syndrome, edited by Dissection
Zikria et al (Rehring). 1995;9:422 Aortic dissection (Fann and Miller). 1995;9:311-323
Valvular Heart Disease, edited by Al Zaibag and Duran (Fuller- Retrograde aortic dissection after bilateral iliac artery stenting:
ton). 1995;9:226 A case report and review of the literature (Cisek and
Vascular Nursing, by Fahey (Tormey). 1995;9:606 McKittrick). 1995;9:280-284 (Case report)
The Yearbook of Vascular Surgery 1994, edited by Porter (Andros). Dopexamine hydrochloride
1995;9:224-225 Evaluation of dopexamine hydrochloride as a renoprotective
Budd-Chiari syndrome; see Hepatic vein thrombosis agent during aortic surgery (Welch et al). 1995;9:488-492
Dysphagia lusoria; see Deglutition disorders
Cc
Carbon dioxide E
Carbon dioxide/digital subtraction arteriography—assisted Echocardiography
transluminal angioplasty (Frankhouse et al). 1995;9:448-452 Transesophageal echocardiography in the detection of cardio-
Carcinoma vascular sources of peripheral vascular embolism (Davila-
Budd-Chiari syndrome secondary to carcinoma: Report of two Roman et al). 1995;9:252-260
cases (Chatel et al). 1995;9:565-570 (Case report) Embolism
Carotid arteries, surgery Blue toe syndrome from a ‘‘coral reef” aorta (Rosenberg and
The role of intraoperative transcranial Doppler monitoring in Killewich). 1995;9:561-564 (Case report)
carotid artery surgery (Nedey et al). 1995;9:247-251 Transesophageal echocardiography in the detection of cardio-
Carotid artery, internal vascular sources of peripheral vascular embolism (Davila-
Direct transposition of the distal cervical vertebral artery into Roman et al). 1995;9:252-260
the internal carotid artery (Koskas et al). 1995;9:515-524 Tumor embolism after pneumonectomy for primary pulmonary
Eversion endarterectomy of the internal carotid artery: Mid- neoplasia (Gémez et al). 1995;9:199-203 (Case report)
term results of a new technique (Reigner et al). 1995;9:241- Endarterectomy
246 Renal endarterectomy vs. bypass for combined aortic and renal
Nondysplastic saccular aneurysm of the internal carotid artery reconstruction: Is there a difference in clinical outcome?
(Cormier et al). 1995;9:500-502 (Case report) (Dougherty et al). 1995;9:87-94
Open operative balloon angioplasty of the internal carotid Transaortic renal and visceral endarterectomy (Kuestner et al).
artery: A technique in evolution (Ballard et al). 1995;9:390- 1995;9:302-310
3$3 (Case report) Endarterectomy, carotid
Carotid endarterectomy; see Endarterectomy, carotid Carotid eversion endarterectomy: Short- and long-term results
Cell seeding, endothelial; see Endothelial cells (Koskas et al). 1995;9:9-15
Coarctation, aortic; see Aortic coarctation A comparative study of saphenous vein, internal jugular vein,
Collagen ard knitted Dacron patches for carotid artery endarterec-
Do collagen-impregnated knitted Dacron grafts reduce the tomy (Goldman et al). 1995;9:71-79
need for transfusion in infrarenal aortic reconstruction? Cost-effective carotid endarterectomy in community practice
(Barral et al). 1995;9:339-343 (Gibbs et al). '1995;9:423-427
Early inflammatory response to gelatin- and collagen-sealed The durability of bilateral carotid endarterectomy (Rossi et al).
Dacron prostheses (Lacroix et al). 1995;9:152-154 1995;9:16-20
Preliminary evaluation of a technique for inhibiting intimal Eversion endarterectomy of the internal carotid artery: Mid-
hyperplasia: Implantation of a resorbable luminal collagen term results of a new technique (Reigner et al). 1995;9:241-
membrane (Kent et al). 1995;9:135-139 246
Continuous-wave ultrasonography; see Ultrasonography
Vol. 9, No. 6 Subject index 611
1995
G
Intraoperative assessment of carotid endarterectomy: A com-
parison of techniques (Lingenfelter et al). 1995;9:235-240 Gelatin
{ Morbidity and mortality associated with carotid endarterec- Early inflammatory response to gelatin- and collagen-sealed
tomy: Effect of adjunctive coronary revascularization (Coyle Dacron prostheses (Lacroix et al). 1995;9:152-154
et al). 1995;9:21-27 Graft occlusion, vascular
Selective use of the intensive care unit following carotid end- Long-term surveillance by duplex scanning of nonrevised in-
arterectomy (Morasch et al). 1995;9:229-234 fragenicular graft stenosis (Ho et al). 1995;9:547-553
Endothelial cells The relationship between arm-ankle pressure difference and
Behavior of cryopreserved endothelial cells in different phases: peak systolic velocity in patients with stenotic lower extrem-
Their application in the seeding of vascular prostheses (Bel- ity vein grafts (Papanicolaou et al). 1995;9:554-560
lon et al). 1995;9:266-273 Groin
Endothelial cell control of vasomotor tone (Oluwole et al). Skin closure and the incidence of groin wound infection: A
1995;9:293-301 prospective study (Murphy et al). 1995;9:480-482
Enhanced patency of venous Dacron grafts by endothelial cell
H
{ sodding (Leséche and Ohan) (Letter); (Wang and Sumpio)
(Reply). 1995;9:325-326 Heart bypass, left
{ Fibrinolysis profiles and platelet activation after endothelial Use of left heart bypass in the surgical repair of thoracoab-
cell seeding of prosthetic vascular grafts (Smyth et al). dominal aortic aneurysms (Schepens et al). 1995;9:327-338
| 1995;9:542-546 Hemodialysis
Endovascular grafting Surgical management of infected PTFE hemodialysis grafts:
\ A comparison of endovascular assisted and conventional in situ Analysis of a 15-year experience (Tabbara et al). 1995;9:378-
bypass grafts (Cikrit et al). 1995;9:37-43 384
Comparison of the utility of CT scans and intravascular ultra- Hemodynamics
sound in endovascular aortic grafting (Verbin et al). 1995;9: Hemodynamics of stenotic infrainguinal vein grafts: Theoretic
434-440 considerations (Papanicolaou et al). 1995;9:163-171
Endovascular femoropopliteal bypass: Early human cadaver Heparin
and animal studies (Ahn et al). 1995;9:28-36 Thrombolysis to treat arterial thrombotic complications of
Placement of endovascular stented grafts via remote access heparin-induced thrombocytopenia (Calligaro et al). 1995;9:
} sites: A new approach to the treatment of failed aortoil- 397-400 (Case report)
iofemoral reconstructions (Sanchez et al). 1995;9:1-8 Hepatic artery
Entrapment syndromes Management options for hepatic artery aneurysms (Thi-
An unusual variant of popliteal artery entrapment (Gamagami bodeaux et al). 1995;9:285-288 (Case report)
et al). 1995;9:467-470 Hepatic vein thrombosis
Epidemiology Budd-Chiari syndrome secondary to carcinoma: Report of two
Vascular holism: The epidemiology of vascular disease (Bar- cases (Chatel et al). 1995;9:565-570 (Case report)
nes). 1995;9:576-582 Horseshoe kidney; see Kidney, abnormalities
Erythromelalgia Hyperplasia
Neurectomy for palliation of primary erythermalgia (Sadighi Preliminary evaluation of a technique for inhibiting intimal
and Arbid). 1995;9:197-198 (Case report) hyperplasia: Implantation of a resorbable luminal collagen
Eversion endarterectomy; see Endarterectomy membrane (Kent et al). 1995;9:135-139
Preventing intimal hyperplasia with photodynamic therapy
F
using an intravascular probe (Hsiang et al). 1995;9:80-86
Femoral artery
I
Endovascular femoropopliteal bypass: Early human cadaver
and animal studies (Ahn et al). 1995;9:28-36 Iliac artery
Multiple nonanastomotic aneurysms in an external velour Aortoiliac bypass in a renal transplant patient using a new
ringed Dacron femoropopliteal vascular prosthesis technique (Jain et al). 1995;9:385-389 (Case report)
(AbuRahma and DeLuca). 1995;9:493-496 (Case report) Placement of endovascular stented grafts via remote access
Placement of endovascular stented grafts via remote access sites: A new approach to the treatment of failed aortoil-
sites: A new approach to the treatment of failed aortoil- iofemoral reconstructions (Sanchez et al). 1995;9:1-8
iofemoral reconstructions (Sanchez et al). 1995;9:1-8 Retrograde aortic dissection after bilateral iliac artery stenting:
Preoperative control of a ruptured anastomotic femoral “pseu- A case report and review of the literature (Cisek and Mc-
doaneurysm” by balloon catheter: A combined radiologic Kittrick). 1995;9:280-284 (Case report)
and surgical approach (Rosenthal et al). 1995;9:289-292 tenting without thrombolysis for aortoiliac occlusive disease:
(Case report) Experience in 14 high-risk patients (Ballard et al). 1995;9:
Sequential distal anastomosis in aortofemoral bypass (Gewertz 453-458
and Webb). 1995;9:583-584 Iliac vein
Femoral vein May-Thurner syndrome: A previously unreported variant
Physiologic variations in lower extremity venous valvular func- (Timi). 1995;9:227 (Letter)
tion (Criado et al). 1995;9:102-108 lloprost
Fibrinolytic therapy; sce Thrombolytic therapy Patency of a small vessel prosthesis bonded to tissue plasmi-
Foreign body migration nogen activator and iloprost (Greco et al). 1995;9:140-145
Proximal migration of vena caval filters: Report of two cases In memoriam
with operative retrieval (Defraigne et al). 1995;9:571-575 Teodoro Lazaro (Capdevila). 1995;9:134
(Case report)
612 Subject index Annals of
Vascular Surgery
Infection J
Infected lower extremity extra-anatomic bypass grafts: Man- Jugular vein
agement of a serious complication in high-risk patients (de A comparative study of saphenous vein, internal jugular vein,
Virgilio et al). 1995;9:459-466 and knitted Dacron patches for carotid artery endarterec-
Ruptured infected popliteal artery aneurysm (Wilson et al). tomy (Goldman et al). 1995;9:71-79
1995;9:497-499 (Case report)
K
Skin closure and the incidence of groin wound infection: A
prospective study (Murphy et al). 1995;9:480-482 Kidney
Surgical management of infected PTFE hemodialysis grafts: Evaluation of dopexamine hydrochloride as a renoprotective
Analysis of a 15-year experience (Tabbara et al). 1995;9:?78- agent during aortic surgery (Welch et al). 1995;9:488-492
384 Preservation of cortical microcirculation after kidney ischemia-
Inferior vena cava filters; see Vena cava filters reperfusion: Value of an iron chelator (Gonzalez-Fajardo et
Inflammation al) (Letter); (Defraigne) (Reply). 1995;9:227-228
Early inflammatory response to gelatin- and collagen-sealed Kidney, abnormalities
Dacron prostheses (Lacroix et al). 1995;9:152-154 Operative management of coexistent aortic disease and horse-
Retroperitoneal approach for repair of inflammatory aortic shoe kidney (Shortell et al). 1995;9:123-128
aneurysm (Todd and DeRose). 1995;9:525-534 Kidney transplantation
Infragenicular bypass Aortoiliac bypass in a renal transplant patient using a new
Long-term surveillance by duplex scanning of nonrevised in- technique (Jain et al). 1995;9:385-389 (Case report)
fragenicular graft stenosis (Ho et al). 1995;9:547-553
L
Infrainguinal artery; see Inguinal artery
Infrainguinal vein; see Inguinal vein Lazaro, Teodoro
Infrapopliteal artery; see Popliteal artery Teodoro Lazaro (Capdevila). 1995;9:134 (In memoriam)
Infrarenal artery; sce Renal artery Left heart bypass; see Heart bypass, left
Inguinal artery Leg
Characteristics of patients at risk for perioperative myocardial Infected lower extremity extra-anatomic bypass grafts: Man-
infarction after inguinal bypass surgery: An exploratory agement of a serious complication in high-risk patients (de
study (Gillespie et al). 1995;9:155-162 Virgilio et al). 1995;9:459-466
Inguinal vein Percutaneous transluminal! angioplasty in adults less than 45
Hemodynamics of stenotic infrainguinal vein grafts: Theoretic years of age with premature lower extremity atherosclerosis
considerations (Papanicolaou et al). 1995;9:163-171 (Levy et al). 1995;9:471-479
Intensive care units Physiologic variations in lower extremity venous valvular func-
Selective use of the intensive care unit following carotid end- tion (Criado et al). 1995;9:102-108
arterectomy (Morasch et al). 1995;9:229-234 The relationship between arm-ankle pressure difference and
Internal carotid artery; see Carotid artery, internal peak sysiolic velocity in patients with stenotic lower extrem-
Internal jugular vein; see Jugular vein ity vein grafts (Papanicolaou et al). 1995;9:554-560
Internal mammary artery; see Mammary arteries Surveillance venous scans for deep venous thrombosis in mul-
Intestines tiple trauma patients (Meyer et al). 1995;9:109-114
Intraoperative determination of intestinal viability by pulse Letters
oximetry (Tollefson et al). 1995;9:357-360 Enhanced patency of venous Dacron grafts by endothelial cell
Intimal hyperplasia; see Hyperplasia sodding (Leséche and Ohan) (Letter); (Wang and Sumpio)
Intraoperative monitoring (Reply). 1995;9:325-326
Intraoperative assessment of carotid endarterectomy: A com- May-Thurner syndrome: A previously unreported variant
parison of techniques (Lingenfelter et al). 1995;9:235-240 (Timi). 1995;9:227
Intraoperative determination of intestinal viability by pulse Transperitoneal medial visceral rotation (Deiparine and Bal-
oximetry (Tollefson et al). 1995;9:357-360 lard) (Letter); (Stoney) (Reply). 1995;9:607
The role of intraoperative transcranial Doppler monitoring in Limb salvage
carotid artery surgery (Nedey et al). 1995;9:247-251 Intraoperative fibrinolytic therapy for salvage of limbs with
Intravascular probe; sce Probes acute arterial ischemia: An adjunct to thromboembolectomy
Intravascular ultrasonography; see Ultrasonography (Gonzdlez-Fajardo et al). 1995;9:179-186
Iron chelators Is infrapopliteal bypass compromised by distal origin of the
Preservation of cortical microcirculation after kidney ischemia- proximal anastomosis? (Brothers et al). 1995;9:172-178
reperfusion: Value of an iron chelator (Gonzalez-Fajardo et Lower extremity; see Leg
al) (Letter); (Defraigne) (Reply). 1995;9:227-228 Lung neoplasms
Ischemia Tumor embolism after pneumonectomy for primary pulmonary
Intraoperative fibrinolytic therapy for salvage of limbs with neoplasia (Gémez et al). 1995;9:199-203 (Case report)
acute arterial ischemia: An adjunct to thromboembolectomy
M
(Gonzalez-Fajardo et al). 1995;9:179-186
No contralateral neutrophil (PMN) stimulation after rabbit Mammary arteries
hindlimb ischemia/reperfusion (Summers et al). 1995;9:261- Coronary-subclavian steal syndrome: Report of five cases
265 (Bryan et al). 1995;9:115-122
Preservation of cortical microcirculation after kidney ischemia- May-Thurner syndrome
reperfusion: Value of an iron chelator (Gonzalez-Fajardo et May-Thurner syndrome: A previously unreported variant
al) (Letter); (Defraigne) (Reply). 1995;9:227-228 (Timi). 1995;9:227 (Letter)
Vol. 9, No. 6 Subject index 613
1995
Medicare Do collagen-impregnated knitted Dacron grafts reduce the
Use of inferior vena cava filters in the Medicare population need for transfusion in infrarenal aortic reconstruction?
(Walsh et al). 1995;9:483-487 (Barral et al). 1995;9:339-343
Mortality Early inflammatory response to gelatin- and collagen-sealed
Morbidity and mortality associated with carotid endarterec- Dacron prostheses (Lacroix et al). 1995;9:152-154
tomy: Effect of adjunctive coronary revascularization (Coyle Enhanced patency of venous Dacron grafts by endothelial cell
et al). 1995;9:21-27 sodding (Leséche and Ohan) (Letter); (Wang and Sumpio)
Myocardial infarction (Reply). 1995;9:325-326
Characteristics of patients at risk for perioperative myocardial Multiple nonanastomotic aneurysms in an external velour
infarction after inguinal bypass surgery: An exploratory ringed Dacron femoropopliteal vascular prosthesis
study (Gillespie et al). 1995;9:155-162 (AbuRahma and DeLuca). 1995;9:493-496 (Case report)
Polytetrafluoroethylene
N Clinical and CT evaluation of a new stretch polytetrafluoroeth-
Neurectomy ylene aortic graft (Erdoes et al). 1995;9:441-447
Neurectomy for palliation of primary erythermalgia (Sadighi Infrapopliteal polytetrafluoroethylene and composite bypass:
and Arbi’). 1995;9:197-198 (Case report) Factors influencing patency (Fichelle et al). 1995;9:187-196
Neurologic manifestations Surgical management of infected PTFE hemodialysis grafts:
Neurologic complications of reoperative and emergent abdomi- Analysis of a 15-year experience (Tabbara et al). 1995;9:378-
nal aortic reconstruction (Plecha et al). 1995;9:95-101 384
Neutrophils Popliteal artery
No contralateral neutrophil (PMN) stimulation after rabbit Acute popliteal arterial injury: The role of angioscopy (Alimi et
hindlimb ischemia/reperfusion (Summers et al). 1995;9:261- al). 1995;9:361-368
265 An unusual variant of popliteal artery entrapment (Gamagami
et al). 1995;9:467-470
oO
Endovascular femoropopliteal bypass: Early human cadaver
Obituaries and animal studies (Ahn et al). 1995;9:28-36
Teodoro Lazaro (Capdevila). 1995;9:134 (In memoriam) Infrapopliteal polytetrafluoroethylene and composite bypass:
Oxygen Factors influencing patency (Fichelle et al). 1995;9:187-196
The effect of aging on the transarterial wall oxygen gradient Is infrapopliteal bypass compromised by distal origin of the
(Santilli et al). 1995;9:146-151 proximal anastomosis? (Brothers et al). 1995;9:172-178
Multiple nonanastomotic aneurysms in an external velour
P
ringed Dacron’ femoropopliteal vascular _ prosihesis
Peak systolic velocity; see Blood flow velocity (AbuRahma and DeLuca). 1995;9:493-496 (Case report)
Pedal vein Ruptured infected popliteal artery aneurysm (Wilson et al).
Distal wound complications following pedal bypass: Analysis 1995;9:497-499 (Case report)
of risk factors (Robison et al). 1995;9:53-59 Popliteal vein
Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty; see Angioplasty, Physiologic variations in lower extremity venous valvular func-
balloon tion (Criado et al). 1995;9:102-108
Peripheral vascular diseases Postoperative care
Transesophageal echocardiography in the detection of cardio- Selective use of the intensive care unit following carotid end-
vascular sources of peripheral vascular embolism (Davila- arterectomy (Morasch et al). 1995;9:229-234
Roman et al). 1995;9:252-260 Postoperative complications
Photochemotherapy Characteristics of patients at risk for perioperative myocardial
Preventing intimal hyperplasia with photodynamic therapy infarction after inguinal bypass surgery: An exploratory
using an intravascular probe (Hsiang et al). 1995;9:80-86 study (Gillespie et al). 1995;9:155-162
Photoplethysmography Distal wound complications following pedal bypass: Analysis
Chronic venous insufficiency in a Chinese population: An of risk factors (Robison et al). 1995;9:53-59
anatomic and functional study by continuous-wave Doppler Infected lower extremity extra-anatomic bypass grafts: Man-
and photoplethysmography (Cheng and Wong). 1995;9:274- agement of a serious complication in high-risk patients (de
279 Virgilio et al). 1995;9:459-466
Platetet activation Ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm: Impact of comorbidity
Fibrinolysis profiles and platelet activation after endothelial and postoperative complications on outcome (Panneton et
cell seeding of prosthetic vascular grafts (Smyth et al). al). 1995;9:535-541
1995;9:542-546 Skin closure and the incidence of groin wound infection: A
Pneumonectomy prospective study (Murphy et al). 1995;9:480-482
Tumor embolism after pneumonectomy for primary pulmonary Probes
neoplasia (Gémez et al). 1995;9:199-203 (Case report) Preventing intimal hyperplasia with photodynamic therapy
Polyethylene terephthalate using an intravascular probe (Hsiang et al). 1995;9:80-86
A comparative study of saphenous vein, internal jugular vein, Pseudoaneurysm; see Aneurysm
and knitted Dacron patches for carotid artery endarterec- Pulmonary neoplasia; see Lung neoplasms
tomy (Goldman et al). 1995;9:71-79 Pulse oximetry
Differential effect of the retropleural and retroperitoneal envi- Intraoperative determination of intestinal viability by pulse
ronments on healing of the inner wall of porous fabric oximetry (Tollefson et al). 1995;9:357-360
prostheses in the thoracic and abdominal aorta of the same
dog (Hayashida et al). 1995;9:369-377
614 Subject index Annals of
Vascular Surgery
R
Stenting without thrombolysis for aortoiliac occlusive disease:
Recurrence of disease Experience in 14 high-risk patients (Ballard et al). 1995;9:
The durability of bilateral carotid endarterectomy (Rossi et al). 453-458
1995;9:16-20 Stripping, venous
Renal artery Minimally invasive surgery for primary varicose veins: Limited
Do collagen-impregnated knitted Dacron grafts reduce the invaginated axial stripping and tributary (hook) stab avul-
need for transfusion in infrarenal aortic reconstruction? sion (Goren and Yellin). 1995;9:401-414
(Barral et al). 1995;9:339-343 Subciavian steal syndrome
The occluded renal artery: An ongoing surgical challenge (Jor- Coronary-subclavian steal syndrome: Report of five cases
dan et al). 1995;9:344-351 (Bryan et al). 1995;9:115-122
Rena! endarterectomy vs. bypass for combined aortic and renal Symptomatic subclavian steal syndrome four decades after
reconstruction: Is there a difference in clinical outcome? operation for dysphagia lusoria (Ciocca et al). 1995;9:204-
(Dougherty et al). 1995;9:87-94 208 (Case report)
Transaortic renal and visceral endarterectomy (Kuestner et al). Subclavian vein
1995;9:302-310 Primary subclavian-axillary vein thrombosis (Hurlbert and
Renal transplantation; see Kidney transplantation Rutherford). 1995;9:217-223
Renoprotection; see Kidney Surgical approaches
Reoperation Retroperitoneal approach for repair of inflammatory aortic
Neurologic complications of reoperative and emergent abdomi- aneurysm (Todd and DeRose). 1995;9:525-534
nal aortic reconstruction (Plecha et al). 1995;9:95-101 Transperitoneal medial visceral rotation (Deiparine and Bal-
Reperfusion lard) (Letter); (Stoney) (Reply). 1995;9:607
No contralateral neutrophil (PMN) stimulation after rabbit Transperitoneal medial visceral rotation (Murray et al). 1995;
hindlimb ischemia/reperfusion (Summers et al). 1995;9:261- 9:209-216
265
T
Preservation of cortical microcirculation after kidney ischemia-
reperfusion: Value of an iron chelator (Gonzalez-Fajardo et Temporal arteritis
al) (Letter); (Defraigne) (Reply). 1995;9:227-228 Temporal arteritis (Goldstein). 1995;9:129-133
Revascularization Thoracic aorta; see Aorta, thoracic
Morbidity and mortality associated with carotid endarterec- Thrombocytopenia
tomy: Effect of adjunctive coronary revascularization (Coyle Thrombolysis to treat arterial thrombotic complications of
et al). 1995;9:21-27 heparin-induced thrombocytopenia (Calligaro et al). 1995;9:
Rupture 397-400 (Case report)
Preoperative control of a ruptured anastomotic femoral “pseu- Thromboembolism
doaneurysm” by balloon catheter: A combined radiologic Intraoperative fibrinolytic therapy for salvage of limbs with
and surgical approach (Rosenthal et al). 1995;9:289-292 acute arterial ischemia: An adjunct to thromboembolectomy
(Case report) (Gonzdlez-Fajardo et al). 1995;9:179-186
Ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm: Impact of comorbidity Thrombolytic therapy
and postoperative complications on outcome (Panneton et Fibrinolysis profiles and platelet activation after endothelial
al). 1995;9:535-541 cell seeding of prosthetic vascular grafts (Smyth et al).
Ruptured infected popliteal artery aneurysm (Wilson et al). 1995;9:542-546
1995;9:497-499 (Case report) Intraoperative fibrinolytic therapy for salvage of limbs with
Ruptured ulnar artery pseudoaneurysm (Erdoes and Brown). acute arterial ischemia: An adjunct to thromboembolectomy
1995;9:394-396 (Case report) (Gonzalez-Fajardo et al). 1995;9:179-186
Traumatic rupture of the thoracic aorta: Should one always Stenting without thrombolysis for aortoiliac occlusive disease:
operative immediately? (Maggisano et al). 1995;9:44-52 Experience in 14 high-risk patients (Ballard et al). 1995;9:
453-458
Ss
Thrombolysis to treat arterial thrombotic complications of
Saccular aneurysm; see Aneurysm heparin-induced thrombocytopenia (Calligaro et al). 1995;9:
Saphenous vein 397-400 (Case report)
A comparative study of saphenous vein, internal jugular vein, Thrombophlebitis
and knitted Dacron patches for carotid artery endarterec- Surveillance venous scans for deep venous thrombosis in mul-
tomy (Goldman et al). 1995;9:71-79 tiple trauma patients (Meyer et al). 1995;9:109-114
A comparison of endovascular assisted and conventional in situ Thrombosis
bypass grafts (Cikrit et al). 1995;9:37-43 Differential thrombogenicity of artery and vein: The role of von
Minimally invasive surgery for primary varicose veins: Limited Willebrand factor (Cho and Ouriel). 1995;9:60-70
invaginated axial stripping and tributary (hook) stab avul- Primary subclavian-axillary vein thrombosis (Hurlbert and
sion (Goren and Yellin). 1995;9:401-414 Rutherford). 1995;9:217-223
Physiologic variations in lower extremity venous valvular func- Thrombolysis to treat arterial thrombotic complications of
tion (Criado et al). 1995;9:102-108 heparin-induced thrombocytopenia (Calligaro et al). 1995;9:
Stab avulsion; see Avulsion 397-400 (Case report)
Stents Tissue plasminogen activator; see Alteplase
Placement of endovascular stented grafts via remote access Tomography, x-ray computed
sites: A new approach to the treatment of failed aortoil- Clinical and CT evaluation of a new stretch polytetrafluoroeth-
iofemoral reconstructions (Sanchez et al). 1995;9:1-8 ylene aortic graft (Erdoes et al). 1995;9:441-447
Retrograde aortic dissection afier bilateral iliac artery stenting: Comparison of the utility of CT scans and intravascular ultra-
A case report and review of the literature (Cisek and Mc- sound in endovascular aortic grafting (Verbin et al). 1995;9:
Kittrick). 1995;9:280-284 (Case report) 434-440
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Transaortic endarterectomy; see Endarterectomy Infrapopliteal polytetrafluoroethylene and composite bypass:
Transesophageal echocardiography; sce Echocardiography Factors influencing patency (Fichelle et al). 1995;9:187-196
Transfusion; see Blood transfusion Vasomotor system
Transluminal angioplasty; see Angioplasty, balloon Endothelial cell control of vasomotot tone (Oluwole et al).
Transperitoneal medial visceral rotation; see Surgical ap- 1995;9:293-301
proaches Veins
Trauma; see Wounds and injuries Differential thrombogenicity of artery and vein: The role of von
Tributary stab avulsion; see Avulsion Willebrand factor (Cho and Ouriel). 1995;9:60-70
Vena cava, inferior
U
Budd-Chiari syndrome secondary to carcinoma: Report of two
Ulnar artery cases (Chatel et al). 1995;9:565-570 (Case report)
Ruptured ulnar artery pseudoaneurysm (Erdoes and Brown). Vena cava filters
1995;9:394-396 (Case report) Proximal migration of vena caval filters: Report of two cases
Ultrasonography with operative retrieval (Defraigne et al). 1995;9:571-575
An unusual variant of popliteal artery entrapment (Gamagami (Case report)
et al). 1995;9:467-470 Use of inferior vena cava filters in the Medicare population
Chronic venous insufficiency in a Chinese population: An (Walsh et al). 1995;9:483-487
anatomic and functional study by continuous-wave Doppler Venous insufficiency
and photoplethysmography (Cheng and Wong). 1995;9:274- Chronic venous insufficiency in a Chinese population: An
279 anatomic and functional study by continuous-wave Doppler
Comparison of the utility of CT scans and intravascular ultra- and photoplethysmography (Cheng and Wong). 1995;9:274-
sound in endovascular aortic grafting (Verbin et al). 1995;9: 279
434-440 Vertebral artery
Intraoperative assessment of carotid endarterectomy: A com- Direct transposition of the distal cervical vertebral artery into
parison of techniques (Lingenfelter et al). 1995;9:235-240 the internal carotid artery (Koskas et al). 1995;9:515-524
Long-term surveillance by duplex scanning of nonrevised in- Visceral artery
fragenicular graft stenosis (Ho et al). 1995;9:547-553 Transaortic renal and visceral endarterectomy (Kuestner et al).
The role of intraoperative transcranial Doppler monitoring in 1995;9:302-310
carotid artery surgery (Nedey et al). 1995;9:247-251 von Willebrand factor
Surveillance venous scans for deep venous thrombosis in mul- Differential thrombogenicity of artery and vein: The role of von
tiple trauma patients (Meyer et al). 1995;9:109-114 Willebrand factor (Cho and Ouriel). 1995;9:60-70
Urologic neoplasms
WwW
Concurrent abdominal aortic aneurysm and urologic neoplasm:
An argument for simultaneous intervention (Ginsberg et al); Wounds and injuries
(Pontes) (Commentary). 1995;9:428-433 Acute popliteal arterial injury: The role of angioscopy (Alimi et
al). 1995;9:361-368
Vv
Diagnosis of vascular trauma (Modrall et al). 1995;9:415-421
Varicose veins Distal wound complications following pedal bypass: Analysis
Minimally invasive surgery for primary varicose veins: Limited of risk factors (Robison et al). 1995;9:53-59
invaginated axial stripping and tributary (hook) stab avul- Skin closure and the incidence of groin wound infection: A
sion (Goren and Yellin). 1995;9:401-414 prospective study (Murphy et al). 1995;9:480-482
Vascular disease, epidemiology Surveillance venous scans for deep venous thrombosis in mul-
Vascular holism: The epidemiology of vascular disease (Bar- tiple trauma patients (Meyer et al). 1995;9:109-114
nes). 1995;9:576-582 Traumatic rupture of the thoracic aorta: Should one always
Vascular patency operative immediately? (Maggisano et al). 1995;9:44-52
Enhanced patency of venous Dacron grafts by endothelial cell
sodding (Leséche and Ohan) (Letter); (Wang and Sumpio)
(Reply). 1995;9:325-326
Author Index to Volume 9
A
Baker WH (see Morasch et al). 1995;9:229- Blebea J (see Meyer et al). 1995;9:109-114
Abraham J (see Wilson et al). 1995;9:497- 234 Boel K (see Lacroix et al). 1995;9:152-154
499 (Case report) Ballard JL, Guinn JE, Killeen JD, Smith Boulanger B (see Maggisano et al). 1995;9:
AbuRahma AF, DeLuca JA. Multiple DC. Open operative balloon angioplasty 44-52
nonanastomotic aneurysms in an exter- of the internal carotid artery: A tech- Bower R (see Hsiang et al). 1995;9:80-86
nal velour ringed Dacron femo- nique in evolution. 1995;9:390-393 (Case Bower T (see de Virgilio et al). 1995;9:459-
ropopliteal vascular prosthesis. 1995;9: report) 466
493-496 (Case report) Ballard JL, Taylor FC, Sparks SR, Killeen Bower TC (see Dougherty et al). 1995;9:
Acher CW, Wynn MM. Technique of tho- JD. Stenting without thrombolysis for 87-94
racoabdominal aneurysm repair. 1995;9: aortoiliac occlusive disease: Experience Brillant PT (see Rossi et al). 1995;9:16-20
585-595 in 14 high-risk patients. 1995;9:453-458 Brothers TE, Robison JG, Elliott BM, Arens
Adeleine P (see Nedey et al). 1995;9:247- Ballard JL (see Deiparine and Ballard). C. Is infrapopliteal bypass compromised
251 1995;9:607 (Letter) by distal origin of the proximal anasto-
Adelman MA (see Goldman et al). 1995;9: Barjoud H (see Nedey et al). 1995;9:247-251 mosis? 1995;9:172-178
71-79 Barnes RW. Vascular holism: The epidemi- Brothers TE (see Robison et al). 1995;9:
Ahn SS, Reger VA, Kaiura TL. Endovascu- ology of vascular disease. 1995;9:576- 53-59
lar femoropopliteal bypass: Early human 582 Brown LF (see Kent et al). 1995;9:135-139
cadaver and animal studies. 1995;9: Baron JA (see Walsh et al). 1995;9:483-487 Brown WC (see Erdoes and Brown). 1995;
28-36 Barral X, Gay J-L, Favre J-P, Gournier J-P. 9:394-396 (Case report)
Alexandrova NA (see Maggisano et al). Do collagen-impregnated knitted Dacron Bruneval P (see Cormier et al). 1995;9:500-
1995;9:44-52 grafts reduce the need for transfusion in 502 (Case report)
Algra A (see Ho et al). 1995;9:547-553 infrarenal aortic reconstruction? 1995;9: Brunon AM (see Nedey et al). 1995;9:247-
Alimi Y, Lempidakis M, Hartung O, Lelong 339-343 251
B, Juhan C. Acute popliteal arterial in- Barrett JA (see Walsh et al). 1995;9:483- Bryan FC, Allen RC, Lumsden AB.
jury: The role of angioscopy. 1995;9:361- 487 Coronary-subclavian steal syndrome:
368 Barzilai B (see Davila-Roman et al). 1995; Report of five cases. 1995;9:115-122
Allen RC (see Bryan et al). 1995;9:115-122 9:252-260 Bujan J (see Bellon et al). 1995;9:266-273
Alvarez T (see Gonzalez-Fajardo et al). Beach KW (see Papanicolaou et al). 1995; Bundens WP (see Gamagami et al). 1995;
1995;9:227-228 (Letter) 9:163-171 9:467-470
Anderson JG (see Santilli et al). 1995;9: Beach KW (see Papanicolaou et al). 1995; Burke K (see Morasch et al). 1995;9:229-
146-151 9:554-560 234
Andrew CT (see Ciocca et al). 1995;9:204- Bellon JM, Bujan J, Honduvilla NG, Her- Burke PE (see Murphy et al). 1995;9:480-
208 (Case report) nando A, Navlet J. Behavior of cryopre- 482
Annenberg AJ (see Thibodeaux et al). 1995; served endothelial cells in different
Cc
9:285-288 (Case report) phases: Their application in the seeding
Arbid EJ (see Sadighi and Arbid). 1995;9: of vascular prostheses. 1995;9:266-273 Caldwell MD (see Santilli et al). 1995;9:
197-198 (Case report) Bergamini TM, Bernard JD, Mavroudis C, 146-151
Arens C (see Brothers et al). 1995;9:172-178 Backer CL, Muster AJ, Richardson JD. Calligaro KD, Kansagra A, Dougherty MJ,
Coarctation of the abdominal aorta. Savarese RP, DeLaurentis DA. Throm-
B
1995;9:352-356 bolysis to treat arterial thrombotic com-
Bacha EA (see Jordan et al). 1995;9:344- Berman SS (see Erdoes et al). 1995;9:441- plications of heparin-induced thrombo-
351 447 cytopenia. 1995;9:397-400 (Case report)
Backer CL (see Bergamini et al). 1995;9: Bernard JD (see Bergamini et al). 1995;9: Capdevila JM. Teodoro Lazaro. 1995;9:134
352-356 352-356 (In memoriam)
Baek S (see Ginsberg et al). 1995;9:428-433 Bernhard VM (see Erdoes et al). 1995;9: Carr HMH (see Smyth et al). 1995;9:542-
Bahnini A (see Koskas et al). 1995;9:9-15 441-447 546
Bahnini A (see Koskas et al). 1995;9:515- Beven EG (see Tabbara et al). 1995;9:378- Castellote M (see Gémez et al). 1995;9:199-
524 384 203 (Case report)
Bakal CW (see Sanchez et al). 1995;9:1-8 Birkmeyer JD (see Walsh et al). 1995;9:483- Chaikof EL (see Coyle et al). 1995;9:21-27
487
616