Contents


Preface

This book examines the contemporary methodology and management of vascular access for multiple purposes, including coronary intervention, dialysis, and transcatheter aortic valve implantation technology. It recognizes the impact of decision-making regarding the route of access to minimize procedural complications, especially in patients with complicated vascular anatomy. It also presents a method for regional anesthesia for vascular access surgery in the context of optimal clinical outcomes. A hybrid vascular surgery technique is also disputed. In addition, the book contains studies that address the need to reduce in-hospital clinical risk and boost long-term survival in patients who are candidates for vascular access surgery. Likewise, this book contains an assortment of discussions on the various clinical aspects of vascular access to enrich our knowledge and understanding of the contemporary methodology and management of vascular access for a broad range of purposes. The book contains four different sections: 1. Vascular Access: Methodology and Contemporary Management; 2. Vascular Access and Reparative Surgery; 3. Vascular Access Failure; and 4. Risk Stratification in Vascular Access.

**Dr. Alexander E. Berezin**

Internal Medicine Department,

Senior Consultant of the Therapeutic Unit,

State Medical University of Zaporozhye, Ukraine

Professor,
