Arterial Aneurysm Surgery — Surgical and Endovascular Specialization Treaty

Surgery · Clinical Specialties

How it begins

Un compendio analítico de nivel experto centrado en la degradación de la matriz extracelular, el análisis morfométrico del cuello aneurismático, técnicas avanzadas de endofijación y el abordaje de rupturas agudas con hipotensión permisiva.

What it covers

1. Wall Pathophysiology, Complex EVAR and Open Aneurysm Reconstruction
2. · True Aneurysms vs. False (Pseudoaneurysms)
3. · Histological Structure of the Healthy Arterial Wall
4. · The Cellular and Molecular Cascade of Degradation
5. · Ischemia of the Tunica Media and Vasa Vasorum
6. · Laplace's Law Applied to Rupture
7. · Genetic Syndromes Associated with Aneurysms
8. Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms (AAA) Epidemiology, Risk Factors, The Diabetes Paradigm and Classifications
9. · Epidemiology and Classic Risk Factors
10. · The Protective Paradox of Diabetes Mellitus
11. · Anatomical Classification in Relation to the Renal Arteries
12. Clinical Presentation and Diagnostic Protocol Silent Aneurysm, Embolic Syndromes and Computed Tomography (CTA)
13. · Clinical Manifestations of Symptomatic Unruptured AAA
14. · Imaging Methods: From Screening to High Resolution AngioCT
15. Intervention Criteria in AAA Diameter Limits, Growth Rate and Atypical Aneurysms
16. · Diameter Limits for Surgical Intervention
17. · Accelerated Growth Criteria
18. · Special Indications and Atypical Aneurysms
19. Open AAA Treatment (OSR) Transperitoneal Laparotomy vs. Left Retroperitoneal Approach
20. · Comparison of Surgical Approaches
21. · Critical Steps of Open Aortic Repair (OSR)
22. · Hemodynamic Pathophysiology of Clamping
23. · Reimplantation of the Inferior Mesenteric Artery (IMA)
24. Endovascular Treatment of AAA (EVAR) Morphometric Analysis of the Ideal Aortic Neck and Anatomical Limitations
25. · The Concept of the Landing Zone
26. · Vascular Access Requirements (Iliofemoral Arteries)
27. Complex Endovascular Approach fEVAR, bEVAR and Chimney Techniques (chEVAR) for Hostile Neck
28. · 1. Fenestrated Endoprostheses (fEVAR)
29. · 2. Branched Endoprostheses (bEVAR)
30. · 3. Chimney Technique (chEVAR)
31. Thoracic Aortic Aneurysms (TAA) and TEVAR Crawford, Arc Landing Zones and Prevention of Spinal Ischemia
32. · Crawford Classification of Thoracoabdominal Aneurysms
33. · TEVAR (Thoracic Endovascular Aortic Repair) and Sealing Zones
34. · Prevention of Spinal Ischemia and Paraplegia
35. Ruptured Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms (rAAA) Clinical Triad of Rupture, Permissive Hypotension and REBOA
36. · Pathophysiology of Rupture and Containment
37. · The Classical Clinical Triad
38. · Permissive Hypotension Strategy
39. · REBOA (Resuscitative Endovascular Balloon Occlusion of the Aorta)
40. Peripheral and Visceral Arterial Aneurysms Popliteal Aneurysms and Acute Limb and Visceral Ischemia
41. · Popliteal Artery Aneurysms (POA)
42. · Splenic Artery Aneurysms (SAA)
43. Classification and Pathophysiology of Endoleaks (Endoleaks) The Classification of Types I to V and Correction Criteria
44. Expert Level Integration Clinical Cases Critical Breakdown Scenarios and Hostile Neck Planning