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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The Operating Room Reference That Answers the Question You Ask at Two in the Morning Cardiothoracic surgery punishes the gap between knowing an operation and being able to perform it. A bronchial stump does not fail because of the stapler - it fails because peribronchial tissue was stripped forty minutes earlier. A mitral repair does not develop systolic anterior motion on the post-bypass study - it develops it when a posterior leaflet height was estimated rather than measured. This reference was built around that reality, tracing every complication back to the decision that actually caused it, and giving you the specific number, threshold, or manoeuvre that prevents it while everything still looks fine. Written in the voice of an experienced surgeon at the bedside rather than a textbook compiler, it moves from surgical anatomy and bypass conduct through coronary, valve, root, arch, and thoracic technique to the intensive care that determines whether the operation holds. Full-color realistic clinical imagery, labeled to a single teaching point, shows what you will actually see in the field. What this reference delivers at the table: - Exact figures where vagueness costs patients - suture calibres, cannula sizes, perfusion pressures, effective height and coaptation targets, arrest intervals, and dosing thresholds you can act on immediately- Decision algorithms for cannulation strategy, cerebral protection, malperfusion, weaning, and escalation, rendered as clear visual pathways- Full-color photorealistic anatomy, imaging, and intraoperative figures with focused labeling, plus color-coded flowcharts where clarity demands it- Complication chapters that name the specific error, the moment it occurs, and the step that prevents it- Minimally invasive, robotic, hybrid, and transcatheter-adjacent techniques set beside conventional approaches with honest trade-offs- Postoperative intensive care worked in the same detail as the operation - recognition patterns, escalation ladders, and the findings that precede collapse- A practitioner's toolkit of quick-reference cards, documentation templates, and workflow checklists ready for the workstationBuy now and operate tomorrow with the specific numbers, thresholds, and decision points already settled in your mind. Preparation is what your patients are actually consenting to. Put this reference on your desk, read the relevant chapter the night before, and return to it after the cases that went badly - that second reading is always the more useful one.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Operating Room Reference That Answers the Question You Ask at Two in the Morning Cardiothoracic surgery punishes the gap between knowing an operation and being able to perform it. A bronchial stump does not fail because of the stapler - it fails because peribronchial tissue was stripped forty minutes earlier. A mitral repair does not develop systolic anterior motion on the post-bypass study - it develops it when a posterior leaflet height was estimated rather than measured. This reference was built around that reality, tracing every complication back to the decision that actually caused it, and giving you the specific number, threshold, or manoeuvre that prevents it while everything still looks fine. Written in the voice of an experienced surgeon at the bedside rather than a textbook compiler, it moves from surgical anatomy and bypass conduct through coronary, valve, root, arch, and thoracic technique to the intensive care that determines whether the operation holds. Full-color realistic clinical imagery, labeled to a single teaching point, shows what you will actually see in the field. What this reference delivers at the table: Exact figures where vagueness costs patients - suture calibres, cannula sizes, perfusion pressures, effective height and coaptation targets, arrest intervals, and dosing thresholds you can act on immediatelyDecision algorithms for cannulation strategy, cerebral protection, malperfusion, weaning, and escalation, rendered as clear visual pathwaysFull-color photorealistic anatomy, imaging, and intraoperative figures with focused labeling, plus color-coded flowcharts where clarity demands itComplication chapters that name the specific error, the moment it occurs, and the step that prevents itMinimally invasive, robotic, hybrid, and transcatheter-adjacent techniques set beside conventional approaches with honest trade-offsPostoperative intensive care worked in the same detail as the operation - recognition patterns, escalation ladders, and the findings that precede collapseA practitioner's toolkit of quick-reference cards, documentation templates, and workflow checklists ready for the workstationBuy now and operate tomorrow with the specific numbers, thresholds, and decision points already settled in your mind. Preparation is what your patients are actually consenting to. Put this reference on your desk, read the relevant chapter the night before, and return to it after the cases that went badly - that second reading is always the more useful one. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Operating Room Reference That Answers the Question You Ask at Two in the Morning Cardiothoracic surgery punishes the gap between knowing an operation and being able to perform it. A bronchial stump does not fail because of the stapler - it fails because peribronchial tissue was stripped forty minutes earlier. A mitral repair does not develop systolic anterior motion on the post-bypass study - it develops it when a posterior leaflet height was estimated rather than measured. This reference was built around that reality, tracing every complication back to the decision that actually caused it, and giving you the specific number, threshold, or manoeuvre that prevents it while everything still looks fine. Written in the voice of an experienced surgeon at the bedside rather than a textbook compiler, it moves from surgical anatomy and bypass conduct through coronary, valve, root, arch, and thoracic technique to the intensive care that determines whether the operation holds. Full-color realistic clinical imagery, labeled to a single teaching point, shows what you will actually see in the field. What this reference delivers at the table: Exact figures where vagueness costs patients - suture calibres, cannula sizes, perfusion pressures, effective height and coaptation targets, arrest intervals, and dosing thresholds you can act on immediatelyDecision algorithms for cannulation strategy, cerebral protection, malperfusion, weaning, and escalation, rendered as clear visual pathwaysFull-color photorealistic anatomy, imaging, and intraoperative figures with focused labeling, plus color-coded flowcharts where clarity demands itComplication chapters that name the specific error, the moment it occurs, and the step that prevents itMinimally invasive, robotic, hybrid, and transcatheter-adjacent techniques set beside conventional approaches with honest trade-offsPostoperative intensive care worked in the same detail as the operation - recognition patterns, escalation ladders, and the findings that precede collapseA practitioner's toolkit of quick-reference cards, documentation templates, and workflow checklists ready for the workstationBuy now and operate tomorrow with the specific numbers, thresholds, and decision points already settled in your mind. Preparation is what your patients are actually consenting to. Put this reference on your desk, read the relevant chapter the night before, and return to it after the cases that went badly - that second reading is always the more useful one. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…