Table of Contents

March 20, 1978; Volume 45, Issue 1

• Screening and the noninvasive evaluation of patients with coronary artery disease

  • • Utility of conventional risk factors in evaluation of patients with coronary disease

      William B. Kannel, M.D and P. Sorlie, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 1-4;
    • Can we reverse or retard an obstructive coronary lesion by risk factor intervention?

      Eliot Corday, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 5-8;
    • Exercise testing: electrocardiography and radionuclide cineangiography

      Jeffrey S. Borer, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 9-10;
    • Stress testing in the evaluation of patients suspected of having coronary heart disease

      Myrvin H. Ellestad, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 11-12;
    • Myocardial scintigraphy in coronary artery disease

      Elias H. Botvinick, M.D, David Shames, M.D and William W. Parmley, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 13-16;
    • Echocardiography in patients with coronary artery disease

      Harvey Feigenbaum, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 17-18;

• Invasive techniques and their limitations

  • • Pitfalls in the angiographic diagnosis of coronary artery disease

      Earl K. Shirey, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 19-20;
    • Complications of coronary arteriography and left heart catheterization

      F. Mason Sones Jr., M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 21-23;
    • Assessment of left ventricular function

      Shahbudin H. Rahimtoola, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 24-27;

• Preoperative and operative management

  • • Management of anesthesia for coronary artery surgery

      F. George Estafanous, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 29-36;
    • Ventilatory management

      Demetrios G. Lappas, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 37-38;
    • Hemodynamic consequences of hemodilution

      Arthur S. Keats, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 39-41;
    • Blood usage in open heart surgery

      Alfred J. Tector, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 42-43;
    • Choice of grafts

      George E. Green, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 44-45;
    • Choice of grafts — criteria for selection of coronary bypass conduit

      Alexander S. Geha, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 46-49;
    • Postoperative care

      Daniel J. Ullyot, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 50-53;
    • Hemodynamic considerations in the postoperative management of the cardiovascular surgical patient

      Richard O. Russell Jr., M.D, Nicholas T. Kouchoukos, M.D and Robert B. Karp, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 54-59;

• Myocardial preservation

  • • Myocardial preservation

      Burton E. Sobel, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 61-65;
    • Hypothermia and anoxic arrest

      Nicholas T. Kouchoukos, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 66-69;
    • Myocardial preservation by topical hypothermia

      Edward B. Stinson, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 70-71;
    • Intra-aortic balloon pumping in the management of patients with coronary artery disease

      Mortimer J . Buckley, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 72-75;
    • Pulsatile flow for improved myocardial protection

      David Bregman, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 76-77;

• Surgical techniques

  • • Technical considerations in coronary bypass operations

      Denton A. Cooley, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 79-80;
    • Superiority of the internal mammary artery as a coronary bypass graft

      John L. Ochsner, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 81-82;
    • Surgical techniques

      Ch. Hahn, M.D, Ninoslav Radovanovic, M.D, Martin Schmuziger, M.D, E. Hauf, M.D and B. Faidutti, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 83-89;
    • Early and long-term results of combined endarterectomy and bypass grafting

      Magdi H. Yacoub, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 90-93;
    • Operative technique

      Adib D. Jatene, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 94-97;
    • Technique and results with sideto-side anastomoses

      William H. Sewell, M.D and Karlene V. Sewell, B.A

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 98-100;
    • Operative technique for coronary bypass surgery

      Floyd D. Loop, M.D, Paul C. Taylor, M.D, Laurence K. Groves, M.D, Leonard A. Golding, M.D, Delos M. Cosgrove, M.D and Manuel J. Irarrazaval, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 101-102;
    • Techniques in coronary artery grafting

      F. E. E. Vermeulen, M.D, H. Huysmans, M.D, P. Knaepen, M.D, R. de Geest, M.D, J. Ernst, M.D and Albert V. G. Bruschke, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 103-106;

• Outcome of revascularization surgery for coronary artery disease

  • • Factors influencing graft patency

      Claude M. Grondin, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 107-108;
    • Factors influencing patency of coronary bypass grafts

      William C. Sheldon, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 109-111;
    • Global and regional myocardial metabolism before and after successful aortocoronary artery bypass surgery

      Kanu Chatterjee, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 112-115;
    • Postoperative assessment of left ventricular function

      Jack C. Manley, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 116-120;
    • Preoperative and postoperative stress evaluation in the assessment of coronary artery bypass graft surgery

      Ezra A. Amsterdam, M.D and Dean T. Mason, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 121-122;

• Revascularization in the more complex clinical situation

  • • Combined valve replacement or valvulotomy and bypass graft surgery

      Pierre Grondin, M.D, P. Donzeau-Gouge, M.D, O. Bical, M.D and Jean Georges Kretz, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 123-124;
    • Management of coexistent carotid and coronary artery occlusive atherosclerosis

      George C. Morris Jr., M.D, Coyness L. Ennix Jr., M.D, Gerald M. Lawrie, M.D, Ernest S. Crawford, M.D and J. F. Howell, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 125-127;
    • Management of concomitant coronary and carotid artery obstructive disease

      Harold C. Urschel Jr., M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 128-129;
    • Ventricular aneurysms and akinesis

      Denton A. Cooley, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 130-132;
    • Ventricular aneurysms and akinesis

      Ramiro Rivera, M.D and Juan Luis Delcan, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 133-135;
    • Reoperation for myocardial revascularization

      Quentin R. Stiles, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 136-138;
    • Reoperative myocardial revascularization

      Floyd D. Loop, M.D, Manuel J. Irarrazaval, M.D, Delos M. Cosgrove, M.D, Paul C. Taylor, M.D, Laurence K. Groves, M.D and Leonard A. Golding, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 139-140;

• Natural history of patients not treated surgically

  • • Minor prognostic associations

      William L. Proudfit, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 141-142;
    • Ten-year follow-up of 601 nonsurgical cases of angiographically documented coronary disease

      Albert V. G. Bruschke, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 143-144;
    • Prognosis in coronary artery disease

      John O. Parker, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 145-146;
    • Risk factors in relation to prognosis

      Albert Oberman, M.D and James C. Baldone, M.S

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 147-150;
    • Coronary arteriography and ventriculography in survivors of acute myocardial infarction

      J. O’Neal Humphries, M.D, Bertram Pitt, M.D, Robert A. Schulze Jr., M.D, Lawrence S. C. Griffith, M.D, S. C. Achuff, M.D, M. Baird, M.D and G. Taylor, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 151-152;
    • Natural history of coronary artery disease based on coronary angiography

      Paul R. Lichtlen, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 153-155;

• Long-term outcome of patients treated surgically

  • • Survival following bypass graft surgery

      Edwin L. Alderman, M.D, Christopher R. Brown, M.D, Gary R. Sanders, M.D and Edward B. Stinson, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 157-159;
    • Survival following aortocoronary bypass graft surgery

      Lucien Campeau, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 160-161;
    • Long-term follow-up after coronary artery bypass

      Robert J. Hall, M.D, Efrain Garcia, M.D, Virendra S. Mathur, M.D, Ulrich Busch, M.D, Denton A. Cooley, M.D, Kenneth A. Gold, M.D and Albert G. Gray, Ph.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 162-165;
    • Effect of bypass graft surgery on survival

      William C. Sheldon, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 166-168;
    • Survival following myocardial revascularization

      John A. Walker, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 169-171;
    • Perioperative myocardial infarction after coronary bypass surgery

      Albert Oberman, M.D, Nicholas T. Kouchoukos, M.D, Y. N. Makar, M.D, Richard O. Russell Jr., M.D, L.T. Sheffield, M.D, M. Ray, M.S, R. E. Allen, P.A and J. R. Kitts, P.A

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 172-174;
    • Progression of coronary disease 5 to 7 years after aortocoronary bypass surgery

      Martial G. Bourassa, M.D, J. Jacques Lesperance, M.D, F. Corbara, M.D, J. Saltiel, M.D and Lucien Campeau, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 175-176;
    • Contributing factors preventing return to work of cardiac surgery patients

      Paul David, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 177-178;

• Selection of patients for myocardial revascularization

  • • The bad left ventricle

      Martial G. Bourassa, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 179-180;
    • Selection of patients for emergency coronary revascularization

      Lawrence H. Cohn, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 181-183;
    • Unstable angina —experience with surgical therapy in the subset of patients having preinfarction angina

      Jack M. Matloff, M.D, Aurelio Chaux, M.D and Hector Sustaita, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 184-188;

• Summary of conference and definition of future needs

  • • Summary of conference

      René G. Favaloro, M.D

      • Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1978, 45 (1) 189-196;

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• Screening and the noninvasive evaluation of patients with coronary artery disease
• Invasive techniques and their limitations
• Preoperative and operative management
• Myocardial preservation
• Surgical techniques
• Outcome of revascularization surgery for coronary artery disease
• Revascularization in the more complex clinical situation
• Natural history of patients not treated surgically
• Long-term outcome of patients treated surgically
• Selection of patients for myocardial revascularization
• Summary of conference and definition of future needs

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