Current Problems in Surgery 1992: Vol 29 Index

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1992 INDEX
location, Aug., 603
management, algorithm for,
Abdomen Aug., 605
(See also Intra-abdorninal) types, Aug., 603
colectomy and ileorectal anasto- lung
mosis (see Colectomy, ab- excision, Aug., 597-599
dominal, and ileorectal anas- fungal, management, Aug.,
tomosis) 592
vascular trauma, blunt, May, pancreatic, drainage of, Aug.,
326-334 605-608
combined with ruptured aorta, peritonsillar
May, 311-313 incision, frequency of success-
distribution, May, 327 ful resolution by, Aug., 588
mechanisms of injury, May, needle aspiration, frequency of
293-294 successful resolution by,
mortality, May, 328 Aug., 588
treatment, May, 328 needle aspiration of, three-
Abscess point, Aug., 589
antibiotic “cure” of, Aug., 586-587 properties of, physical and spa-
antibiotic effectiveness in, Aug., tial, Aug., 583-586
586 soft tissue, curettage and closure,
aspiration of, needle, Aug., Aug., 595-597
587-591 subhepatic, after cholecystec-
bacterial protection by, Aug., tomy, drainage of, Sept.,
580-586 686-687
bacterial self-defense and synergy — treatment methods, Aug.,
in, Aug., 581-583 586-599
biochemical factors in, Aug., Achalasia
580-581 balloon dilatation for, follow-up
brain results, July, 474
excision of, Aug., 597 barium exophagram showing di-
fungal, management of, Aug., lated esophagus and “bird's
952 beak” in, July, 457
vancomycin in, Aug., 586 cricopharyngeal, retention of con-
drainage of trast medium on esopha-
excisional, Aug., 591-592 gram in, July, 437
incisional, Aug., 591-595 myotomy for, lower esophageal
percutaneous catheter (see sphincter
Drainage, percutaneous cath- gastroesophageal reflux, July,
eter, radiographically guided, 474
of abscesses) results, follow-up, July, 474
excision of, Aug., 595 Acquired immunodeficiency syn-
intra-abdominal drome (see AIDS)
drainage of, Aug., 602—608 Adenocarcinoma: hepatic duct,
drainage of, percutaneous cath- cholangiogram of, Mar., 170,
eter, Sept., 695-696 177
1012 Curr Probl Surg, December 1992
1992 INDEX
location, Aug., 603
management, algorithm for,
Abdomen Aug., 605
(See also Intra-abdorninal) types, Aug., 603
colectomy and ileorectal anasto- lung
mosis (see Colectomy, ab- excision, Aug., 597-599
dominal, and ileorectal anas- fungal, management, Aug.,
tomosis) 592
vascular trauma, blunt, May, pancreatic, drainage of, Aug.,
326-334 605-608
combined with ruptured aorta, peritonsillar
May, 311-313 incision, frequency of success-
distribution, May, 327 ful resolution by, Aug., 588
mechanisms of injury, May, needle aspiration, frequency of
293-294 successful resolution by,
mortality, May, 328 Aug., 588
treatment, May, 328 needle aspiration of, three-
Abscess point, Aug., 589
antibiotic “cure” of, Aug., 586-587 properties of, physical and spa-
antibiotic effectiveness in, Aug., tial, Aug., 583-586
586 soft tissue, curettage and closure,
aspiration of, needle, Aug., Aug., 595-597
587-591 subhepatic, after cholecystec-
bacterial protection by, Aug., tomy, drainage of, Sept.,
580-586 686-687
bacterial self-defense and synergy — treatment methods, Aug.,
in, Aug., 581-583 586-599
biochemical factors in, Aug., Achalasia
580-581 balloon dilatation for, follow-up
brain results, July, 474
excision of, Aug., 597 barium exophagram showing di-
fungal, management of, Aug., lated esophagus and “bird's
952 beak” in, July, 457
vancomycin in, Aug., 586 cricopharyngeal, retention of con-
drainage of trast medium on esopha-
excisional, Aug., 591-592 gram in, July, 437
incisional, Aug., 591-595 myotomy for, lower esophageal
percutaneous catheter (see sphincter
Drainage, percutaneous cath- gastroesophageal reflux, July,
eter, radiographically guided, 474
of abscesses) results, follow-up, July, 474
excision of, Aug., 595 Acquired immunodeficiency syn-
intra-abdominal drome (see AIDS)
drainage of, Aug., 602—608 Adenocarcinoma: hepatic duct,
drainage of, percutaneous cath- cholangiogram of, Mar., 170,
eter, Sept., 695-696 177
1012 Curr Probl Surg, December 1992
Adenomatous polyposis, familial, Amebic liver abscess: perforated,
ileal pouch—anal anastomo- percutaneous catheter drain-
sis for, Feb., 78 age of, Sept., 698
results, Feb., 103-105 Anal
Age anastomosis with ileal pouch (see
choledochal cyst and, June, 383 Ileal pouch, —anal anastomo-
coronary artery bypass and, Oct., sis)
747 motility related to rectal motility
mortality and, Oct., 754—756 after ileal pouch—anal anas-
ileal pouch—anal anastomosis tomosis, Feb., 116
and, Feb., 79 sphincter
AIDS resting pressure after ileal
cases, total, in gay men and drug pouch-—anal anastomosis,
abusers, Apr., 225 Feb., 106-108
cholangitis and, primary scleros- squeeze pressure after ileal
ing, Mar., 162 pouch-—anal anastomosis,
demential complex, Apr., 212, 219 Feb., 108
demographics, Apr., 224 Anastomosis
historic landmarks, Apr., 207-211 anal, with ileal pouch (see Ileal
mortality, Apr., 211 pouch, —anal anastomosis)
nephropathy, Apr., 213 aortic arch, proximal, in acute
projections for proximal aortic dissection
annual, Apr., 229 repair, Dec., 953-954
U.S. and world, Apr., 229 bowel, experimental studies of
transfusion-associated, number of prophylactic drainage of,
cases, Apr., 228 Sept., 645-646
vaccine, Apr., 221 in cholangitis, primary sclerosing,
Airway Mar., 181-183
maintenance after penetrating ileorectal, and abdominal colec-
neck trauma, Jan., 22 tomy (see Colectomy, ab-
trauma, penetrating, manage- dominal, and ileorectal anas-
ment, Jan., 43 tomosis)
Albumin: effect on saphenous vein rectal, distal, with ileal pouch,
graft patency, Oct., 774 Feb., 122-124
Alkaline diagram, Feb., 123
duodenogastric reflux, ambula- Andersen-Shirley drain, Sept., 669
tory 24-hour gastric pH Anemia: autoimmune hemolytic,
records in, July, 529 and primary sclerosing
gastroesophageal reflux, July, 485, cholangitis, Mar., 162
486 Anesthesia
phosphatase, serum, and chole- in aortic surgery, Nov., 875—890
dochal cyst, June, 385 local, for rigid esophagoscopy,
Alkalinization: postprandial, of gas- July, 442
tric pH, and delayed gastric in neck trauma, penetrating, Jan.,
emptying, July, 540 35-37
Allis clamps: in ileal pouch—anal Aneurysm
anastomosis, Feb., 88 aortic
Allopurinol: during neurologic arch, chest radiograph, aorto-
reperfusicn in aortic surgery, gram, and CT scan of, Nov.,
Nov., 857 835
Curr Probl Surg, December 1992 1013
Aneurysm (cont.) after hysterectomy, vs. drain-
proximal descending, MRI of, age, Sept., 663
Nov., 832 /nticoagulation: in penetrating
surgery, Nov., 827-911; Dec., neck trauma, Jan., 38
923-1011 Antifibrogenic/immunosuppressive
surgery (See also Aorta, sur- therapy: in primary scleros-
gery) ing cholangitis, Mar., 179
thoracoabdominal, Crawford Antigen
classification of, Dec., 926 HLA, and primary sclerosing
pseudoaneurysm (see Pseudoan- cholangitis, Mar., 159-160
eurysm) p24, assays for HIV, Apr., 234-235
Angiography Antireflux
intravenous digital subtraction, in mechanism, mechanical model
penetrating neck trauma, of, July, 483
Jan., 32-33 procedure in gastroesophageal
of mammary artery coronary by- reflux
pass grafts, internal, Oct., 777 choice of, July, 510-511
Angioplasty, percutaneous translu- principles for, July, 508-510
minal coronary requirements for, July, 506-508
number performed, Oct., 748 results, July, 519-524, 525
vs. surgery, Oct., 791-792 Aorta
Anorectal ascending
abscess, management, Aug., 596 reconstruction in chronic prox-
angle after ileal pouch—anal imal aortic dissection repair,
anastomosis, Feb., 109 Dec., 955-956
inhibitory reflex after ileal repair in chronic proximal aor-
pouch—anal anastomosis, tic dissection repair, Dec.,
Feb., 109-110 956-957
sensation after ileal pouch—anal aneurysm (see Aneurysm, aortic)
anastomosis, Feb., 108-109 balloon pump in, after coronary
Antenatal studies: of choledochal bypass surgery, Oct., 762
cysts, June, 382-383 cross-clamping in coronary by-
Antibiotic(s) pass surgery, Oct., 758—759
in choledochal cyst surgery, June, cross-clamping, distal
400, 402 (See also Aorta, surgery)
after colostomy closure, vs., arterial pressure alteration af-
drainage, Sept., 649 ter, mean, Nov., 871
“cure” of abscesses, Aug., 586-587 arterial pressure alteration af-
effectiveness in abscesses, Aug., ter, mean (in primates), Nov.,
586 870
IV, in penetrating neck trauma, cardiovascular alterations after,
Jan., 51 Nov., 869-874
in peritonsillar abscess, Aug., 590 hemodynamic alterations after,
prophylactic Nov., 869-874
in appendectomy, Sept., 650 pathophysiology, Nov., 861-
in colon surgery, Sept., 655 874
drain tract infections and, Aug., renal ischemia during, Nov.,
576-577 861-862
after femoral artery trauma, spinal cord anatomy and, Nov.,
blunt, May, 340 862-869
Curr Probl Surg, December 1992
spinal cord blood flow during, fluid administration during,
anatomical influences on, Nov., 878-881
Nov., 866—869 historical note, Nov., 827-829
spinal cord blood supply dur- introduction, Nov., 827
ing, Nov., 862-869 monitoring during, Nov.,
spinal cord ischemia during, 875-876
Nov., 861-862 MRI before, Nov., 831-833
degenerative disease, medial, and preoperative evaluation, Nov.,
aortic dissection, Dec., 928 829-846
descending proximal (see below)
channels in, CT scan, Nov., 831 pulmonary function tests be-
repair for acute distal aortic fore, Nov., 841-846
dissection, Dec., 962-963 spinal motor evoked potentials
dissection (see Aortic dissection during (in animals), Nov.,
below) 877
injuries, blunt, May, 301-317 surgery, proximal, Nov., 846-861
(See also Rupture, of aorta, cardioplegia during, Nov.,
traumatic, blunt) 846-850
pseudoaneurysm, (see Pseudoan- hypothermia with circulatory
eurysm, aortic) arrest during, and EEG moni-
surgery, Nov., 827-911; Dec., toring, Nov., 858-861
923-1011 myocardial protection during,
anesthetic considerations dur- Nov., 846—850
ing, Nov., 875-890 neurologic ischemia during
aortography before, Nov., (see Ischemia, neurologic,
833-838 during proximal aortic sur-
autotransfusion during, Nov., gery)
887-890 neurologic reperfusion in, Nov.,
bypass during, atriofemoral, 850-851, 855-858
Nov., 886-887 pathophysiology, Nov., 846-861
bypass during, cardiopulmo- thoracic, descending, repair for
nary, Nov., 881-886 chronic distal aortic dissec-
cardiac catheterization before, tion, Dec., 962, 964
Nov., 838-840 thoracoabdominal, repair in
catheters during, intrathecal, chronic distal aortic dissec-
Nov., 876—878 tion, Dec., 963—969, 973
catheters during, intravenous, unclamping, prevention of hypo-
Nov., 878 tension after, Nov., 878-881
coagulation management dur- Aortic arch
ing, Nov., 887-890 anastomosis, proximal, in acute
CT scans in, preoperative, Nov., proximal aortic dissection
829-831 repair, Dec., 953-954
distal (see Aorta, cross- direction of aortic dissections
clamping, distal) around, Dec., 931
Doppler flow scans before, management in proximal aortic
Nov., 840-841 dissection repair
echocardiography before, Nov., acute, Dec., 954, 955, 956
840-841 chronic, Dec., 956-957
electrocardiography before, pseudoaneurysm, dorsal and in-
Holter, Nov., 841 ferior, May, 312
Curr Probl Surg, December 1992
Aortic dissection, Dec., 923-1011 steps in, Dec., 948-949
acute Wheat technique, Dec., 951
clinical manifestations, Dec., proximal, chronic, surgery, Dec.,
932-935 954-959
distal, medical management, aortic arch repair in, Dec.,
Dec., 943-945 956-957
distal, surgery, Dec., 959-960, aortic valve management in,
962-963 Dec., 957-958
proximal (see proximal, acute ascending aortic reconstruction
below) in, Dec., 955-956
aortography causing, Nov., 838 ascending aortic repair in, Dec.,
chronic 956-957
clinical manifestations, Dec., elephant trunk technique, Dec.,
935 958-961
distal (see distal, chronic be- rupture after, Dec., 932
low) surgery, Nov., 827-911; Dec.,
proximal (see proximal, chronic 923-1011
below) (See also Aorta, surgery)
classification of, DeBakey, Dec., indications for, Dec., 942-943
925 late follow-up and manage-
definitions, Dec., 924 ment after, Dec., 985—986
diagnosis, Dec., 935-940 peripheral vascular procedures,
direction around aortic arch, Dec., 973
Dec., 931 principles, Dec., 945-947
distal, chronic, surgery, Dec., survival after, early and late,
962-973 Kaplan-Meier curves of, Dec.,
descending thoracic aorta re- 983, 984
pair in, Dec., 962, 964 survival after, early and late,
elephant trunk procedure in, statistical analysis of, Dec.,
second-stage, Dec., 969, 973 977, 982—985
thoracoabdominal aortic repair techniques, Dec., 945-976
in, Dec., 963-969, 973 techniques, figures illustrating
etiology, Dec., 928-930 examples of, Dec., 970-972,
histology, Dec., 928-930 974-976, 978-981
historical note, Dec., 923 untreated, prognosis, Dec., 940
incidence, Dec., 926-927 Aortic valve management in proxi-
management mal aortic dissection surgery
initial, Dec., 940-942 acute, Dec., 947—953
surgical (see surgery below) chronic, Dec., 957-958
pathogenesis, Dec., 930-932 Aortitis: syphilitic, and aortic dis-
predisposing factors, Dec., 927 section, Dec., 927
proximal, acute, surgery, Dec., Aortocaval fistula, Nov., 837
947-954 Aortography
aortic arch anastomosis in, in aortic arch aneurysm, Nov.,
proximal, Dec., 953-954 835
aortic arch management in, in aortic dissection diagnosis,
Dec., 954-956 Dec., 937—940
aortic valve management in, in ductus diverticulum, May,
Dec., 947-953 314
Cabrol technique, Dec., 952 preoperative, Nov., 833-838
Curr Probl Surg, December 1992
of pseudoaneurysm, aortic, May, of vertebral artery occlusion after
310, 311 blunt trauma, May, 300, 302
arch, May, 312 Arterylies)
medial proximal, May, 313 axillary (see Axillary artery)
Apoprotein B levels: and saphenous carotid (see Carotid artery)
vein graft atherosclerosis, coronary (see Coronary, artery)
Oct., 774 epigastric, inferior, as coronary
Appendectomy, drainage after bypass graft, Oct., 783
passive, Sept., 650 femoral, blunt trauma to, May,
suction, Sept., 652 340-341
Appendiceal abscess: percutaneous gastroepiploic, right, as coronary
catheter drainage of, Sept., 696 bypass graft, Oct., 782-783
Appendicitis: perforated, transperi- innominate (see Innominate ar-
toneal drainage in, Aug., 600 tery)
Aprotinin: during coronary bypass, mammary (see Mammary artery)
Oct., 768—769 mesenteric (see Mesenteric ar-
Arfonad: in aortic dissection, Dec., tery)
941 popliteal, blunt trauma to, May,
Argyle drain, Sept., 669 341-346
Arteria radicularis magna: origin of, restoration of arterial continu-
Nov., 868 ity after, May, 346
Arteriography pressure, mean, alteration after
of axillary artery intimal injury, distal aortic cross-clamping,
May, 338 Nov., 871
of axillary artery thrombosis after (in primates), Nov., 870
blunt trauma, May, 339 radial, as coronary bypass graft,
of carotid artery intimal tear after Oct., 783-784
blunt trauma, May, 296 radicular (see Radicular arteries)
of carotid artery pseudoaneurysm renal, blunt trauma to, May,
after blunt trauma, May, 297 329-331
of carotid artery thrombosis after occlusion due to, May, 333
blunt trauma, May, 298 spinal, anterior, size at level of
of innominate artery pseudoan- arteria radicularis magna,
eurysm after blunt trauma, Nov., 865
May, 324 splenic, as coronary bypass graft,
of kidney fracture, upper pole, Oct., 784
May, 332 subclavian (see Subclavian, ar-
in neck trauma, penetrating, Jan., tery)
26-27 tibial (see Tibial, artery)
of subclavian artery intimal injury vertebral (see Vertebral, artery)
and pseudoaneurysm after Ascites: pancreatic, drainage of,
blunt trauma, May, 322 Sept., 690-693
of subclavian artery occlusion Aspiration, needle, of abscesses,
after blunt trauma, May, 321 Aug., 587-591
of tibial artery after blunt trauma peritonsillar
anterior, May, 349 frequency of successful resolu-
posterior, May, 348 tion by, Aug., 588
of vertebral artery intimal dissec- three-point, Aug., 589
tion after chiropractic ma- Aspirin: effect on saphenous vein
nipulation, May, 301 graft patency, Oct., 775
Curr Probl Surg, December 1992
Atheroembolism: after coronary ar- Barium
tery bypass, Oct., 756 esophagram (see Esophagram,
Atherosclerosis barium)
aortic dissection and, Dec., 929 roentgenogram (see Roentgenog-
coronary artery, native and raphy, contrast, barium)
grafted, Oct., 773 Barrett's esophagus (see Esophagus,
Atresia: biliary, and choledochal Barrett's)
cysts, June, 375 Basement membrane defects: and
Atriofemoral bypass: during aortic aortic dissection, Dec., 929
surgery, Nov., 886—887 B cell(s)
Autotransfusion: during aortic sur- in cholangitis, primary sclerosing,
gery, Nov., 887-890 Mar., 160-161
Axillary artery trauma, blunt lymphoma in AIDS, Apr., 219
intimal injury due to, May, 338 Belsey fundoplication
thrombosis due to, May, 339 suture placement in
Autoantibodies: in primary scleros- first row, July, 518
ing cholangitis, Mar., second row, July, 519
161-162 technical aspects, July, 512-519
Autoimmune Beta-blockers
diseases and primary sclerosing in aortic dissection, Dec.,
cholangitis, Mar., 162 940-941
hemolytic anemia and primary distal, Dec., 943
sclerosing cholangitis, Mar., postoperative, Dec., 985-986
162 before aortic surgery, Nov., 846
Azidothymidine in HIV infection, Bile
Apr., 220 diversion procedures for gastro-
historical background, Apr., duodenal motor disorders,
209-210 July, 541-544
after occupational exposure, Apr., duodenal switch procedure for
251-253 (see Duodenum, switch pro-
AZT (see Azidothymidine) cedure)
indications, July, 541-542
results, July, 543-544
B technical considerations, July,
542-543
Bacterial duct
protection by abscesses, Aug., carcinoma in primary scleros-
580-586 ing cholangitis, Mar.,
self-defense and synergy in ab- 166-168
scesses, Aug., 581-583 carcinoma in primary scleros-
Balloon ing cholangitis, incidence,
dilatation for achalasia, follow-up Mar., 167
results, July, 474 common, drainage after liver
distention of esophagus for chest trauma, Sept., 677-678
pain, July, 464 common, drainage, T-tube,
pump, intraaortic, after coronary Sept., 688-690
bypass surgery, Oct., 762 tumors, percutaneous laser
Barbiturates: during deep hypother- cauterization of, Sept., 590
mia with circulatory arrest, fistula (see Drainage, of fistula,
Nov., 860-861 bile)
Curr Probl Surg, December 1992
Biliary cardioplegia in coronary bypass
atresia and choledochal cysts, surgery, Oct., 759-760
June, 375 conservation during coronary by-
cirrhosis, primary, cholangio- pass, Oct., 768
gram, Mar., 169 contacts during surgical proce-
drainage, percutaneous catheter dures, Apr., 240
(see Drainage, percutaneous flow
catheter, radiographically neurologic ischemia during
guided, biliary) aortic surgery and, Nov.,
mucosal lining in choledoch- 852-853
ocele, June, 377 spinal cord, during distal aortic
surgery cross-clamping, anatomical
drainage after, decompressive, influences on, Nov., 866-—
Sept., 685-690 869
drainage before, percutaneous pH management during deep hy-
catheter, Sept., 700 pothermia with circulatory
Biochemical factors: in abscesses, arrest, Nov., 858-860
Aug., 580-581 supply
Biology: of surgical drains, Aug., spinal cord, during distal aortic
567-623; Sept., 643-717 cross-clamping, Nov.,
Bio-Medicus centrifugal pump, May, 862-869
320 sternal, and wound complica-
Biopsy tions after coronary bypass,
in esophageal motility disorders, Oct., 767
July, 458-459 transfusion (see Transfusion)
in gastroduodenal motor disor- Bone
ders, July, 530-531 long-bone fracture due to blunt
in gastroesophageal reflux, July, trauma, May, 294
501-503 marrow transplant, primary scle-
liver, of choledochal cysts, June, rosing cholangitis after, Mar.,
375 163
Bladder rupture: extraperitoneal, Bony injuries of extremities associ-
drainage for, Sept., 684 ated with arterial injuries
Bleeding lower, May, 347
(see also Hemorrhage) upper, May, 336
after cholecystectomy, drainage Bovine internal mammary artery
for, Sept., 687-688 graft: in coronary bypass,
complications after coronary by- Oct., 784
pass, Oct., 768—769 Bowel
variceal, in primary sclerosing anastomosis, experimental stud-
cholangitis, surgical manage- ies of prophylactic drainage
ment, Mar., 186 of, Sept., 645-646
Block: glossopharyngeal nerve, for disease, inflammatory (see
rigid esophagoscopy, July, Inflammatory bowel disease)
442 function after ileal pouch—anal
Blood anastomosis, Feb., 93-95
-borne pathogens, operating small, obstruction after ileal
room procedures to reduce pouch—anal anastomosis,
risk of exposure of, Apr., Feb., 91, 92
246 Brain abscess (see Abscess, brain)
Curr Probl Surg, December 1992 1019
Breast myocardial protection during,
abscess, postmenopausal, exci- Oct., 756—762
sion of, Aug., 599 number performed, Oct., 748
operations, cefonicid prophylaxis patient population, changing,
for, Sept., 644 Oct., 746-748
Breathing assessment: after pene- perioperative risk, Oct., 753-769
trating neck trauma, Jan., 23 reoperation, Oct., 792—797
Bronchodilators: for respiratory respiratory complications after,
complications of acute distal Oct., 765-766
aortic dissection, Dec., 944 results, late clinical, Oct.,
Bronchoscopy: fiberoptic, in pene- 786—792
trating neck trauma, Jan., 33 studies of, randomized, study
Brooke ileostomy (see Ileostomy, design, Oct., 787
Brooke) surgical technique, Oct.,
Bypass 748-752
atriofemoral, during aortic sur- survival after, Oct., 789-791
gery, Nov., 886-887 symptoms after, Oct., 788-789
cardiopulmonary, during aortic wound complications after,
surgery, Nov., 881-886 Oct., 766—768
coronary artery, Oct., 743-807 gastric, drainage after, Sept., 651
angioplasty vs. percutaneous
transluminal, Oct., 791-792
Cc
bleeding complications after,
Oct., 768-769 Cabrol repair of aortic dissection,
cannulation for, Oct., 749 Dec., 946
cerebrovascular accident and, steps in, Dec., 952
Oct., 755, 762-765 Calcium
conduit selection in, Oct., channel blockers in distal aortic
784-785 dissection, Dec., 943
current status, Oct., 796—798 neurologic ischemia during aortic
graft in, alternative choices, surgery and, Nov., 853-854
Oct., 782—784 Cancer
graft in, gastroepiploic artery, after ileal pouch—anal anastomo-
right, Oct., 7832-783 sis, Feb., 100
graft in, mammary artery (see in ulcerative colitis patients, and
Mammary artery coronary ileal pouch—anal anastomo-
bypass graft, internal) sis, Feb., 74—76
graft in, patency of, Oct., 769-786 Cannulation: for coronary bypass
graft in, saphenous vein ‘see grafting, Oct., 749
Saphenous vein coronary by- Carcinoma
pass graft) bile duct, in primary sclerosing
history, Oct., 743-752 cholangitis, Mar., 166-168
introduction, Oct., 743-752 incidence, Mar., 167
morbidity, Oct., 753 in choledochal cyst, June, 375,
mortality, in-hospital, Oct., 377
753-756 Cardia reconstruction: after myot-
mortality, late, risk factors for, omy, July, 477
Oct., 690 Cardiac
myocardial infarction during, catheterization before aortic sur-
Oct., 755-762 gery, Nov., 838-840
Curr Probl Surg, December 1992