- Details how to appropriately use a range of cardio-orthopaedic biomarkers
- Features extensive guidance on the use of a unique anatomical marker scoring system
- Gives detailed descriptions of available techniques and cardiac challenges encountered during joint arthroplasty
This book provides a practical guide to the pathogenesis of common cardiac complications among senior total joint arthroplasty (TJA) patients.
It features extensive guidance on how to use anatomical markers from advanced cardiovascular imaging modalities to determine potential high- and low-risk patients. There is extensive guidance to surgical orthopaedic professionals on the cardiovascular considerations within this patient group, while cardiologists are presented with the unique features of this surgery to cardiac management.
Managing Cardiovascular Risk In Elective Total Joint Arthroplasty comprehensively details the available techniques for dealing with cardiac challenges encountered during TJA. It provides a valuable resource for all medical professionals involved in treating these patients and for medical trainees seeking to develop their understanding of this newly created field of medicine.
Table of Contents- Introduction
- Total joint replacement, contemporary concepts
- Impact of CMS Mandatory and Volunteer Bundle Total Joint Arthroplasty Care and How this has Created New Models for Inpatient Surgery
- Latest Advances in Cardiac Imaging Modalities
- Atrial Fibrillation
- Experience with MACE
- Risk Evaluation
- Hypertension
Troponins - Palliation Of Pain Secondary To Degenerative Joint disease In
- The Inoperable Patient Population
- Current and future trends in Orthopaedics
