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Subject Index Allograft. See Grafts; Transplantation; and specific American Board of Thoracic Surgery Aneurysms. See also Blood vessels, aneurysms organ notices, 242, 303, 385, 482 surgical treatment of postinfarction ventricular aneurysm (Moran et al), 107 survival following free rupture of left ventricular aneurysm (Abel et al), CASE REPORT, 175 Aneurysmectomy. See Blood vessels, aneurysms Angina, preinfarction, early and late results after sur- gical treatment (Seybold-Epting et al), 97 Angiography, roentgenographic indications for in traumatic aortic rupture (Marsh and Sturm), 337 Annuloplasty, tricuspid, measured (Reed and Cor- tes), HOW TO DO IT, 168 Aorta. See Blood vessels, aorta Aortic valve. See Heart valves, prosthetic Aortocoronary bypass atherosclerosis of internal mammary artery (Kay et al), 504 early and late results after surgical treatment of preinfarction angina (Seybold-Epting et al), 97 experience with radial artery graft for coronary ar- tery bypass (Fisk et al), 513 factors predictive of perioperative myocardial in- farction during coronary operations (Flemma et al), 215 improvement in forward coronary blood flow by using reversed saphenous vein with compe- tent valve (Phillips et al), 12 local deep hypothermia for combined valvular and coronary heart disease (Pupello et al), 508 pathological changes in surgically removed aor- tocoronary vein grafts (Barboriak et al), 524 phasic coronary flow, intraoperative evaluation of flow distribution, myocardial function, and reactive hyperemic response (Olinger et al), 397 quadruple coronary artery bypass grafting (Ray et all, 7 revascularization of heart through coronary veins (Zajtchuk et al), 318 revascularization with little coronary arteries (Ef- fler), EDITORIAL, 83 revascularization of septal artery (Stoney et al), 2 sodium nitroprusside as coronary vasodilator in man, comparison of effects of sodium nitro- prusside and papaverine hydrochloride on aor- tocoronary saphenous vein graft flow (Larsen et al), 16 technetium stannous pyrophosphate myocardial January issue, pp 1-96; February issue, pp 97-190; March issue, pp 191-280; April issue, pp 281-370; May issue, pp 371-474; June issue, pp 475-578. scintigrams in recognition of myocardial in- farction in patients undergoing coronary artery revascularization (Platt et al), 311 technique for using soft, flexible catheter stents in aortocoronary vein bypass operations (Lud- ington et al), 328 unexpected death following (Stoney et al), 528 useful instrument for aortocoronary bypass opera- tions (Mendez et al), NOTE, 72 vein grafts to left-sided coronary arteries, passage through transverse sinus (Grondin and Limet), HOW TO DO IT, 348 Y-graft for (Marco et al), 519 Arteries. See Blood vessels, arteries; Heart, coronary arteries Assisted circulation al), 203 (Shirkey et al), HOW TO DO IT, 560 extravascular left ventricular assist device (Kiso et insertion of intraaortic balloon through aortic arch intraaortic balloon assistance (Kaiser et al), 487 intraaortic balloon pumping (Webb), EDITORIAL, 571 production of controlled reversible left ventricular failure in calves using intracoronary lidocaine hydrochloride, useful method of evaluating left ventricular assist devices (Carlos et al), 209 removal of intraaortic balloon without vascular complications (Moore et al), HOW TO DO IT, 566 transaortic cannulation for balloon pumping, re- port of patient undergoing closed chest decan- nulation (Roe and Chatterjee), CASE REPORT, 568 transthoracic intraaortic balloon cannulation to avoid repeat sternotomy for removal (Krause et al), HOW TO DO IT, 562 use of left heart assist device after intracardiac surgery (Litwak et al), 191 Atherosclerosis of internal mammary artery (Kay et al), 504 Atresia esophageal, one-stage repair in high-risk neonate esophageal, primary repair without staging or pre- tricuspid, operative repair (Tatooles et al), 499 Atrial septal defect. See Heart, congenital heart dis- Atrium. See Heart, atrium (Coran), EDITORIAL, 470 liminary gastrostomy (Tyson), 378 ease Baffes operation. See Heart, congenital heart disease Balloon pumping, intraaortic. See Assisted circulation Bands, stainless steel, for peristernal closure of me- dian sternotomy (Kalush and Bonchek), HOW TO DO IT, 172 Beall mitral valve. See Heart valves, prosthetic Biopsy direct diagnostic thoracoscopy (Lewis et al), 536 581
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Subject Index

Allograft. See Grafts; Transplantation; and specific

American Board of Thoracic Surgery

Aneurysms. See also Blood vessels, aneurysms

organ

notices, 242, 303, 385, 482

surgical treatment of postinfarction ventricular aneurysm (Moran et al), 107

survival following free rupture of left ventricular aneurysm (Abel et al), CASE REPORT, 175

Aneurysmectomy. See Blood vessels, aneurysms Angina, preinfarction, early and late results after sur-

gical treatment (Seybold-Epting et al), 97 Angiography, roentgenographic indications for in

traumatic aortic rupture (Marsh and Sturm), 337

Annuloplasty, tricuspid, measured (Reed and Cor- tes), HOW TO DO IT, 168

Aorta. See Blood vessels, aorta Aortic valve. See Heart valves, prosthetic Aortocoronary bypass

atherosclerosis of internal mammary artery (Kay et al), 504

early and late results after surgical treatment of preinfarction angina (Seybold-Epting et al), 97

experience with radial artery graft for coronary ar- tery bypass (Fisk et al), 513

factors predictive of perioperative myocardial in- farction during coronary operations (Flemma et al), 215

improvement in forward coronary blood flow by using reversed saphenous vein with compe- tent valve (Phillips et al), 12

local deep hypothermia for combined valvular and coronary heart disease (Pupello et al), 508

pathological changes in surgically removed aor- tocoronary vein grafts (Barboriak et al), 524

phasic coronary flow, intraoperative evaluation of flow distribution, myocardial function, and reactive hyperemic response (Olinger et al), 397

quadruple coronary artery bypass grafting (Ray et all, 7

revascularization of heart through coronary veins (Zajtchuk et al), 318

revascularization with little coronary arteries (Ef- fler), EDITORIAL, 83

revascularization of septal artery (Stoney et al), 2 sodium nitroprusside as coronary vasodilator in

man, comparison of effects of sodium nitro- prusside and papaverine hydrochloride on aor- tocoronary saphenous vein graft flow (Larsen et al), 16

technetium stannous pyrophosphate myocardial

January issue, pp 1-96; February issue, pp 97-190; March issue, pp 191-280; April issue, pp 281-370; May issue, pp 371-474; June issue, pp 475-578.

scintigrams in recognition of myocardial in- farction in patients undergoing coronary artery revascularization (Platt et al), 311

technique for using soft, flexible catheter stents in aortocoronary vein bypass operations (Lud- ington et al), 328

unexpected death following (Stoney et al), 528 useful instrument for aortocoronary bypass opera-

tions (Mendez et al), NOTE, 72 vein grafts to left-sided coronary arteries, passage

through transverse sinus (Grondin and Limet), HOW TO DO IT, 348

Y-graft for (Marco et al), 519 Arteries. See Blood vessels, arteries; Heart, coronary

arteries Assisted circulation

al), 203

(Shirkey et al), HOW TO DO IT, 560

extravascular left ventricular assist device (Kiso et

insertion of intraaortic balloon through aortic arch

intraaortic balloon assistance (Kaiser et al), 487 intraaortic balloon pumping (Webb), EDITORIAL,

571 production of controlled reversible left ventricular

failure in calves using intracoronary lidocaine hydrochloride, useful method of evaluating left ventricular assist devices (Carlos et al), 209

removal of intraaortic balloon without vascular complications (Moore et al), HOW TO DO IT, 566

transaortic cannulation for balloon pumping, re- port of patient undergoing closed chest decan- nulation (Roe and Chatterjee), CASE REPORT, 568

transthoracic intraaortic balloon cannulation to avoid repeat sternotomy for removal (Krause et al), HOW TO DO IT, 562

use of left heart assist device after intracardiac surgery (Litwak et al), 191

Atherosclerosis of internal mammary artery (Kay et al), 504

Atresia esophageal, one-stage repair in high-risk neonate

esophageal, primary repair without staging or pre-

tricuspid, operative repair (Tatooles et al), 499 Atrial septal defect. See Heart, congenital heart dis-

Atrium. See Heart, atrium

(Coran), EDITORIAL, 470

liminary gastrostomy (Tyson), 378

ease

Baffes operation. See Heart, congenital heart disease Balloon pumping, intraaortic. See Assisted circulation Bands, stainless steel, for peristernal closure of me-

dian sternotomy (Kalush and Bonchek), HOW TO DO IT, 172

Beall mitral valve. See Heart valves, prosthetic Biopsy

direct diagnostic thoracoscopy (Lewis et al), 536

581

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Blood cerebrovascular blockade associated with thora-

cotomy and its prevention with platelet inhib- itor (Patterson), 38

prevention of increased hemoglobin-oxygen affin- ity in open-heart operations with inosine- phosphate-pyruvate solution (Giannelli et al), 386

Blood flow. See Hemodynamics Blood vessels

aneurysms aneurysm of main pulmonary artery, long-term

survival after aneurysmorrhaphy and closure of ventricular septal defect (Garcia-Rinaldi and Howell), CASE REPORT, 180

angioplastic repair of ruptured pulmonary artery aneurysm (Fishman et al), CASE REPORT, 184

thoracic aneurysmectomy utilizing direct left ventriculofemoral shunt (TDMAC-heparin) bypass (Murray and Young), 26

aorta ascending, safe cannulation of (Liddicoat et al),

HOW TO DO IT, 70 interrupted aortic arch, factors influencing prog-

nosis (Allard et al), 243 traumatic aortic rupture, roentgenographic in-

dications for angiography (Marsh and Sturm), 337

atherosclerosis of internal mammary artery (Kay et al), 504

communication between pulmonary and systemic circulations (Thurer), 114

direct monitoring of arterial pressure in newborn and infant (Olinger and Mulder), HOW TO DO IT, 557

experience with radial artery graft for coronary ar- tery bypass (Fisk et al), 513

pulmonary artery aneurysm, ruptured, angioplastic repair (Fish-

man et al), CASE REPORT, 184 branch stenosis, new approach to repair follow-

ing ascending aorta-right pulmonary artery anastomosis (Yamamoto et al), 237

bullet emboli to (Stephenson et al), 333 catheter, Swan-Ganz, improved technique for

bedside insertion (Bailey et al), HOW TO DO IT, 460

main, aneurysm of, long-term survival after aneurysmorrhaphy 'and closure of ventricular septal defect (Garcia-Rinaldi and Howell), CASE

reoperation for recurrent thoracic outlet syndrome (Urschel et al), 19

transection of innominate artery due to blunt chest trauma (Subramanian and Berger), CASE RE-

REPORT, 180

PORT, 357 veins. See also Heart, coronary veins

improvement in forward coronary blood flow by using reversed saphenous vein with compe- tent valve (Phillips et al), 12

Book reviews Angina Pectoris, by Paul (Levitsky), 260 Diseases of the Esophagus, by Vantrappen and

Management of Surgical Complications, by Artz and

Modern Cardiac Pacing: A Clinical Overview, by

Surgery in Acute Coronary Problems, by Webb (Fer-

Textbook of Radiology (2nd ed), by Sutton

Treatment of Cardiac Emergencies, by Goldberger

Wound Healing (2nd ed), by Dunphy (Bradham), 87

immunocompetence of patients with bronchogenic carcinoma (Olkowski et al), 546

left main, total rupture successfully repaired nine years after injury (Nonoyama et al), CASE RE-

Hardy (Dugan), 474

Furman and Escher (Young), 260

guson), 87

(Langston), 366

(Sealy), 368

Bronchus

PORT, 445

Cancer. See Tumors Can n u 1 as

direct monitoring of arterial pressure in newborn and infant (Olinger and Mulder), HOW TO DO IT, 557

safe cannulation of ascending aorta (Liddicoat et al), HOW TO DO IT, 70

Carcinoma. See Tumors Cardiac massage, external, to improve diastolic

augmentation and prolong survival time (Ohomoto et al), 284

Cardioplegia, hypothermic (Wolfson), CORRE- SPONDENCE, 365

Cardiopulmonary bypass clinical experience with Teflo disposable mem-

brane oxygenator (Beall et al), 144 events related to microembolism during extracor-

poreal perfusion in man, effectiveness of in- line filtration recorded by ultrasound (Loop et al), 412

extracorporeal pump filter, saint or sinner? (Heim- becker et al), 55

retrograde coronary capillary perfusion for preven- tion and reversal of cardiogenic shock in ex- perimental myocardial infarction (Carabello et al), 405

source of coronary perfusion during partial bypass for extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) (Secker-Walker et al), 138

ultrasound for recording effectiveness of in-line filtration during extracorporeal perfusion in man, events related to microembolism (Loop et al), 412

Catheters improved technique for bedside insertion of

Swan-Ganz pulmonary artery catheter (Bailey et al), HOW TO DO IT, 460

insertion of intraaortic balloon through aortic arch (Shirkey et al), HOW TO DO IT, 560

intraaortic balloon assistance (Kaiser et al), 487 intraaortic balloon pumping (Webb), EDITORIAL,

571 removal of intraaortic balloon without vascular

complications (Moore et al), HOW TO DO IT, 566 technique for direct measurement of left atrial pres-

sure after cardiac operations (Coffin and Die- Meules). HOW TO DO IT, 164

Hellmans (Parker), 86 Heart Disease, by Silber and Katz (Paul), 366 ,,

583 Subject Index

technique for using soft, flexible catheter stents in aortocoronary vein bypass operations (Lud- ington et al), 328

temporary catheter-tip aortic valve, hemodynamic effects on experimental acute aortic insuffi- ciency (Phillips et al), 134

transaortic cannulation for balloon pumping, re- port of patient undergoing closed chest decan- nulation (Roe and Chattejee), CASE REPORT, 568

transthoracic intraaortic balloon cannulation to avoid repeat sternotomy for removal (Krause et al), HOW TO DO IT, 562

use of left heart assist device after intracardiac surgery (Litwak et al), 191

Cerebrovascular blockade associated with thora- cotomy and its prevention with platelet inhib- itor (Patterson), 38

Chest wall. See Thorax Circulation, pulmonary and systemic, communica-

Clamp, Kocher tion between (Thurer), 114

clamp for wire closure of sternum (Korompai et al), NOTE, 249

Collective and current reviews caustic ingestion and subsequent damage to

oropharyngeal and digestive passages (Kirsh and Ritter), 74

immunology and lung cancer (Holmes), 250 immunology and thoracic surgery (Skinner and

Congenital heart disease. See Heart, congenital heart

Continuing education (meetings), 88, 369 Coronary arteries. See Heart, coronary arteries Coronary artery disease. See Aortocoronary bypass Corrected transposition. See Heart, congenital heart

Correspondence

DeMeester), 462

disease

disease

balanced drainage, reply to Miller et al (Pecora), 85 esophageal injury, reply to Jones and Samson (Les-

hypothermic cardioplegia, reply to Robicsek

local cardiac hypothermia, reply to Cohn et a1

pneumoperitoneum and air leaks, reply to Kirsh et

prevention of recurrent empyema, reply to Kirsh et

pulmonary resection, reply to: Kirsh et a1 (Brom),

pulmonary valve ring size, reply to Mercer

spontaneous pneumothorax, ,reply to Saha et a1

truncus arteriosus, reply to Daily et a1 (Tyers), 576;

coe), 471; rebuttal (Samson), 472

(Wolfson), 365

(Blair), 259

a1 (McCabe), 259

a1 (Naef), 578

577

(Spexicer), 578

(Page), 473; (Penagaluru), 85

reply (Daily and Sissman), 576

DeBakey-Surgitool aortic valve. See Heart valves,

Decompression, left ventricular prosthetic

aortic valve replacement without (Najafi et al), 131 new approach to left heart decompression (Heim-

becker and McKenzie), HOW TO DO IT, 456

simple and effective left ventricular vent tube (Zumbro and Treasure), HOW TO DO IT, 458

Dialysis, peritoneal, and temperature-controlled in- halate, hypothermia and rewarming by (Sper- ling and Beran), 151

Dirofilaria irnrnitis (dog heartworm) as pulmonary le- sion in humans (Prioleau et al), 382

Drugs effect of simultaneous administration of levar-

terenol and phentolamine on renal blood flow (Cimmino et al), 158

prevention of increased hemoglobin-oxygen affin- ity in open-heart operations with inosine- phosphate-pyruvate solution (Giannelli et al), 386

production of controlled reversible left ventricular failure in calves using intracoronary lidocaine hydrochloride, useful method of evaluating left ventricular assist devices (Carlos et al), 209

sodium nitroprusside as coronary vasodilator in man, comparison of effects of sodium nitro- pmsside and papaverine hydrochloride on aor- tocoronary saphenous vein graft flow (Larsen et al), 16

Ductus arteriosus, patent. See Heart, congenital heart disease

Echinococcosis, cardiac (Tellez et al), 425 Editorials

intraaortic balloon pumping (Webb), 571 one-stage repair of esophageal atresia in high-risk

performance standards for tracheal tubes and cuffs

porcine aortic valve bioprosthesis (Zuhdi), 573 revascularization with little coronary arteries (Ef-

neonate (Coran), 470

(Bryant), 189

fler), 83 Embolism

acceleration of tissue ingrowth on materials im- planted in heart (Brais and Braunwald), 221

bullet emboli to pulmonary artery (Stephenson et al), 333

cerebrovascular blockade associated with tho- racotomy and its prevention with platelet in- hibitor (Patterson), 38

embolization of disc occluder of Wada-Cutter mi- tral prosthesis with survival (Roberts et al), CASE REPORT, 361

events related to microembolism during extracor- poreal perfusion in man, effectiveness of in- line filtration recorded by ultrasound (Loop et al), 412

Empyema balanced drainage (Pecora), CORRESPONDENCE, 85 recurrent, prevention (Naef), CORRESPONDENCE, 578

caustic ingestion and subsequent damage to oropharyngeal and digestive passages (Kirsh and Ritter), CURRENT REVIEW, 74

esophageal injury (Lescoe), correspondence, 471; (Samson), CORRESPONDENCE, 472

one-stage repair of esophageal atresia in high-risk neonate (Coran), EDITORIAL, 470

primary repair of esophageal atresia without stag- ing or preliminary gastrostomy (Tyson), 378

Esophagus

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Esophagus (continued) simple technique for obtaining Pap smears of (Lo

Extracorporeal circulation. See Cardiopulmonary Gerfo et al), HOW TO DO IT, 449

bypass

Filters events related to microembolism during extracor-

poreal perfusion in man, effectiveness of in- line filtration recorded by ultrasound (Loop et al), 412

extracorporeal pump filter, saint or sinner? (Heim- becker et al), 55

Fistula pneumoperitoneum and air leaks (McCabe), COR-

RESPONDENCE, 259 Forceps, biopsy

useful instrument for aortocoronary bypass opera- tions (Mendez et al), NOTE, 72

Giant cell carcinoma. See Tumors Grafts. See also Aortocoronary bypass; and specific

organ canine lung allograft lymphatic alterations (Kline

and Thomas), 532 establishment of viable homograft cardiac valve

bank, rapid method of determining homograft viability (Watts et al), 230

experience with radial artery graft for coronary ar- tery bypass (Fisk et al), 513

improvement in forward coronary blood flow by using reversed saphenous vein with compe- tent valve (Phillips et al), 12

method for insertion of stented xenograft valve in atrioventricular position (Stefanik et al), HOW TO DO IT, 166

Y-graft for aortocoronary bypass (Marco et al), 519

Heart. See also Heart valves arrhythmias

massive left atrial thrombus complicating mitral stenosis with atrial fibrillation (John et al), 103

left, supravalvular stenosing ring of (Oglietti et al), 421

massive left atrial thrombus complicating mitral stenosis with atrial fibrillation (John et al), 103

method for insertion of stented xenograft valve in atrioventricular position (Stefanik et al), HOW TO DO IT, 166

residual right-to-left shunt following repair of atrial septal defect (Desnick et al), 291

atrium

cardiac echinococcosis (Tellez et al), 425 congenital heart disease

aneurysm of main pulmonary artery, long-term survival after aneurysmorrhaphy and closure of ventricular septal defect (Garcia-Rinaldi and Howell), CASE REPORT, 180

interrupted aortic arch, factors influencing prog- nosis (Allard et al), 243

method of outflow tract reconstruction in tetral- ogy of Fallot with anomalous anterior descend- ing coronary artery (Bonchek), HOW TO DO IT, 451

Mustard procedure after Baffes operation (Agosti and Subramanian), CASE REPORT, 436

Mustard’s operation for transposition of great ar- teries complicated by juxtaposition of atrial appendages (Urban et al), 304

new approach to repair of pulmonary branch stenosis following ascending aorta-right pul- monary artery anastomosis (Yamamoto et al), 237

operative repair for tricuspid atresia (Tatooles et al), 499

patch closure of ductus arteriosus (Taira and Akita), HOW TO DO IT, 454

pulmonary valvulotomy under inflow stasis for isolated pulmonary stenosis (Mistrot et al), 30

residual right-to-left shunt following repair of atrial septal defect (Desnick et al), 291

successful closure of ventricular septal defect through left-sided ventriculotomy in corrected transposition of great vessels (Nagai et al), 492

surgical treatment of, with special reference to application of hypothermia (Taguchi et al), 296

truncus arteriosus (Tyers), CORRESPONDENCE, 576; (Daily and Sissman), CORRESPONDENCE, 576

contralateral recurrent myxoma of (Dang and Hur-

coronary arteries ley), 59

early and late results after surgical treatment of preinfarction angina (Seybold-Epting et al), 97

experience with radial artery graft for coronary artery bypass (Fisk et al), 513

factors predictive of perioperative myocardial in- farction during coronary operations (Flemma et al), 215

improvement in forward coronary blood flow by using reversed saphenous vein with compe- tent valve (Phillips et al), 12

method of outflow tract reconstruction in tetral- ogy of Fallot with anomalous anterior descend- ing coronary artery (Bonchek), HOW TO DO IT, 451

pathological changes in surgically removed aor- tocoronary vein grafts (Barboriak et al), 524

phasic coronary flow, intraoperative evaluation of flow distribution, myocardial function, and reactive hyperemic response (Olinger et al), 397

quadruple coronary artery bypass grafting (Ray et al), 7

revascularization with little coronary arteries (Ef- fler), EDITORIAL, 83

revascularization of septal artery (Stoney et al), 2 sodium nitroprusside as coronary vasodilator in

man, comparison of effects of sodium nitro- prusside and papaverine hydrochloride on aor- tocoronary saphenous vein graft flow (Larsen et al), 16

technetium stannous pyrophosphate myocardial scintigrams in recognition of myocardial in- farction in patients undergoing coronary artery revascularization (Platt et al), 311

technique for using soft, flexible catheter stents in aortocoronary vein bypass operations (Ludington et al), 328

585 Subject Index

unexpected death following aortocoronary by- pass (Stoney et al), 528

useful instrument for aortocoronary bypass oper- ations (Mendez et al), NOTE, 72

vein grafts to left-sided coronary arteries, pas- sage through transverse sinus (Grondin and Limet), HOW TO DO IT, 348

Y-graft for aortocoronary bypass (Marco et al), 519

coronary artery disease local deep hypothermia for combined valvular

and coronary heart disease (Pupello et al), 508 coronary veins, revascularization of heart through

(Zajtchuk et al), 318 myocardial infarction

early and late results after surgical treatment of preinfarction angina (Seybold-Epting et aI), 97

experimental, retrograde coronary capillary per- fusion for prevention and reversal of car- diogenic shock in (Carabello et al), 405

in patients undergoing coronary artery revas- cularization, technetium stannous pyrophos- phate myocardial scintigrams in recognition of (Platt et al), 311

perioperative, during coronary operations, pre- dictive factors (Flemma et al), 215

myocardial protection during aortic valve replace- ment (Mulder et d ) , 123

new method of external cardiac massage to improve diastolic augmentation and prolong survival time (Ohomoto et al), 284

pericardium constrictive pericarditis (Simon and Pluth), CASE

REPORT, 440 management of Hemophilus influenzae, type B,

pericarditis (Cosgrove et al), 281 pleural flap closure of pericardial defects follow-

ing intrapericardial pneumonectomy (Schech- ter et al), HOW TO DO IT, 67

ventricle aortic valve replacement without left heart de-

compression (Najafi et al), 131 extravascular left ventricular assist device (Kiso et

al), 203 new approach to left heart decompression

(Heimbecker and McKenzie), HOW TO DO IT, 456

production of controlled reversible left ventricu- lar failure in calves using intracoronary lidocaine hydrochloride, useful method of evaluating left ventricular assist devices (Car- los et al), 209

simple and effective left ventricular vent tube (Zumbro and Treasure), HOW TO DO IT, 458

successful closure of ventricular septa1 defect through left-sided ventriculotomy in corrected transposition of great vessels (Nagai et al), 492

surgical treatment of postinfarction ventricular aneurysm (Moran et al), 107

use of left heart assist device after intracardiac surgery (Litwak et al), 191

Heart valves aortic

aortic valve replacement without left heart de- compression (Najafi et al), 131

experience with DeBakey-Surgitool aortic

myocardial protection during aortic valve re-

porcine aortic valve bioprosthesis (Zuhdi et al),

temporary catheter-tip aortic valve, hemody- namic effects on experimental acute aortic in- sufficiency (Phillips et al), 134

local deep hypothermia for combined valvular and coronary heart disease (Pupello et al), 508

mitral, stenosis and atrial fibrillation complicated by massive left atrial thrombus (John et al), 103

prosthetic acceleration of tissue ingrowth on materials im-

planted in heart (Brais and Braunwald), 221 embolization of disc occluder of Wada-Cutter mi-

tral prosthesis with survival (Roberts et al), CASE REPORT, 361

establishment of viable homograft cardiac valve bank, rapid method of determining homograft viability (Watts et al), 230

late clinical problems with Beall model 103 and 104 mitral valve prosthesis, hemolysis and valve wear (Clark et al), 475

method for insertion of stented xenograft valve in atrioventricular position (Stefanik et al), HOW TO DO IT, 166

prosthetic valve (Scott et al), 483

placement (Mulder et al), 123

EDITORIAL, 573

pulmonary ring size (Spencer), CORRESPONDENCE, 578 valvulotomy under inflow stasis for isolated

pulmonary stenosis (Mistrot et al), 30 triscupid

measured tricuspid annuloplasty (Reed and

operative repair for tricuspid atresia (Tatooles et COrteS), HOW TO DO IT, 168

al), 499 Heartworm. See Dirofilaria immitis Hemodynamics

cardiac output measurement by thermodilution during cardiac operations (Berger et al), 43

direct monitoring of arterial pressure in newborn and infant (Olinger and Mulder), HOW TO DO IT, 557

effect of simultaneous administration of levar- terenol and phentolamine on renal blood flow (Cimmino et al), 158

improved technique for bedside insertion of Swan-Ganz pulmonary artery catheter (Bailey et al), HOW TO DO IT, 460

improvement in forward coronary blood flow by using reversed saphenous vein with compe- tent valve (Phillips et al), 12

phasic coronary flow, intraoperative evaluation of flow distribution, myocardial function, and reac- tive hyperemic response (Olinger et al), 397

technique for direct measurement of left atrial pres- sure after cardiac operations (Coffin and De- Meules), HOW TO DO IT, 164

temporary catheter-tip aortic valve, hemodynamic effects on experimental acute aortic insuffi- ciency (Phillips et al), 134

Hemoglobin-oxygen affinity, increased, in open- heart operations, prevented by inosine-phos- phate-pyruvate solution (Giannelli et al), 386

586 The Annals of Thoracic Surgery Vol 21 No 6 June 1976

Hemophilus influenzae. See Infectious diseases Homograft. See Grafts; Transplantation; and specific

How to do it organ

direct monitoring of arterial pressure in newborn and infant (Olinger and Mulder), 557

improved technique for bedside insertion of Swan-Ganz pulmonary artery catheter (Bailey et al), 460

insertion of intraaortic balloon through aortic arch (Shirkey et al), 560

left subcostal insertion of sutureless myocardial electrode (Lawrie et al), 350

measured tricuspid annuloplasty (Reed and Cor- tes), 168

method for insertion of stented xenograft valve in atrioventricular position (Stefanik et al), 166

method of outflow tract reconstruction in tetralogy of Fallot with anomalous anterior descending coronary artery (Bonchek), 451

modified sternal retractor (Ancalmo and Ochsner), 174

new approach to left heart decompression (Heim- becker and McKenzie), 456

patch closure of ductus arteriosus (Taira and Akita), 454

peristernal closure of median sternotomy using stainless steel bands (Kalush and Bonchek), 172

pleural flap closure of pericardial defects following intrapericardial pneumonectomy (Schechter et al), 67

removal of intraaortic balloon without vascular complications (Moore et al), 566

safe cannulation of ascending aorta (Liddicoat et al), 70

simple and effective left ventricular vent tube (Zumbro and Treasure), 458

simple technique for obtaining Pap smears of esophagus (Lo Gerfo et al), 449

sternal staple, simple and rapid device for closure of median sternotomy (AI-Naaman and Al-Ani), 170

technique for direct measurement of left atrial pres- sure after cardiac operations (Coffin and De- Meules), 164

temporary pacing through permanent myocardial electrodes (Utley and Todd), 247

transthoracic intraaortic balloon cannulation to avoid repeat sternotomy for removal (Krause et al), 562

vein grafts to left-sided coronary arteries, passage through transverse sinus (Grondin and Limet), 348

Hypo thermia application in surgical treatment of congenital heart

hypothermic cardioplegia (Wolfson), CORRE-

local cardiac (Blair), CORRESPONDENCE, 259 local deep, for combined valvular and coronary

heart disease (Pupello et al), 508 and rewarming by peritoneal dialysis and

temperature-controlled inhalate (Sperling and Beran), 151

disease (Taguchi et al), 296

SPONDENCE, 365

Immunology immunocompetence of patients with bronchogenic

and lung cancer (Holmes), COLLECTIVE REVIEW, 250 and thoracic surgery (Skinner and DeMeester),

carcinoma (Olkowski et al), 546

CURRENT REVIEW, 462 Infectious diseases

management of Hemophilus influenzae, type B, pericarditis (Cosgrove et al), 281

sternal osteomyelitis and mediastinitis after open- heart operation, pathogenesis and prevention (Weinstein et al), CASE REPORT, 442

transthoracic approach for Pott's disease (Rich- ardson et al), 552

Inosine-phosphate-pyruvate. See Drugs

Juxtaposition of atrial appendages. See Heart, congen- ital heart disease

Left heart assist device. See Assisted circulation Left heart decompression. See Decompression, left

ventricular Levarterenol. See Drugs Lidocaine. See Drugs Lung. See also Pleura

allograft, canine, lymphatic alterations (Kline and

balanced drainage (Pecora), CORRESPONDENCE, 85 cancer, immunology and (Holmes), COLLECTIVE RE-

carcinoma of (Kirsh et al), 371 cinemicroscopy of hyperacute pulmonary rejection

(Kusajima et al), 341 direct diagnostic thoracoscopy (Lewis et al), 536 Dirofilaria immitis (dog heartworm) as pulmonary

lesion in humans (Prioleau et al), 382 immunocompetence of patients with bronchogenic

carcinoma (Olkowski et al), 546 pleural flap closure of pericardial defects following

intrapericardial pneumonectomy (Schechter et al), HOW TO DO IT, 67

pneumoperitoneum and air leaks (McCabe), COR- RESPONDENCE, 259

pulmonary giant cell carcinoma (Razzuk et al), 540 pulmonary resection (Brom), CORRESPONDENCE, 577 spontaneous pneumothorax (Page), CORRESPON-

DENCE, 473; (Penagaluru), CORRESPONDENCE, 85

Thomas), 532

VIEW, 250

Lymphatics canine lung allograft lymphatic alterations (Kline

and Thomas), 532

Mediastinurn sternal osteomyelitis and mediastinitis after open-

heart operation, pathogenesis and prevention (Weinstein et al), CASE REPORT, 442

Medical meetings, 88, 369 Mitral valve. See Heart valves, mitral; Heart valves,

Monitoring prosthetic

application of semiautomated postoperative care p'ogram in commynity hospital (Holdefer et al), 431

blood pressure. See Hemodynamics

587 Subject Index

Mustard’s operation. See Heart, congenital heart dis-

Myasthenia gravis. See Immunology Myocardial infarction. See Heart, myocardial infarc-

Myocardial protection. See Ischemia Myxoma. See Tumors

ease

tion

Nerves reoperation for recurrent thoracic outlet syndrome

(Urschel et al), 19

Open-heart surgery sternal osteomyelitis and mediastinitis after open-

heart operation, pathogenesis and prevention (Weinstein et al), CASE REPORT, 442

Oxygenators. See Cardiopulmonary bypass

Pacemakers left subcostal insertion of sutureless myocardial

electrode (Lawrie et al), HOW TO DO IT, 350 plasmacytoma arising in pacemaker pocket

(Hamaker et al), CASE REPORT, 354 temporary pacing through permanent myocardial

electrodes (Utley and Todd), HOW TO DO IT, 247 Pap smears of esophagus, simple technique for ob-

taining (Lo Gerfo et al), HOW TO DO IT, 449 Patch closure of ductus arteriosus (Taira and Akita),

Pathological changes in surgically removed aor-

Pectus excavatum, surgical treatment (Naef), 63 Perfusion. See Cardiopulmonary bypass Pericardium. See Heart, pericardium Phentolamine. See Drugs Plasmacytoma. See Tumors Pleura

HOW TO DO IT, 454

tocoronary vein grafts (Barboriak et al), 524

direct diagnostic thoracoscopy (Lewis et al), 536 pleural flap closure of pericardial defects following

intrapericardial pneumonectomy (Schechter et al), HOW TO DO IT, 67

prevention of recurrent empyema (Naef), CORRE- SPONDENCE, 578

Pneumothorax. See Lung Postoperative care program, semiautomated, applica-

tion in community hospital (Holdefer et al), 431 Pott’s disease, transthoracic approach for (Richardson

et al), 552 Prostheses. See also Grafts; Heart valves, prosthetic

microporous expanded polytetrafluoroethylene arterial prosthesis for construction of aor- topulmonary shunts (Gazzaniga et al), 322

Pulmonary function. See Lung Pulmonary valve. See Heart valves, pulmonary

Rejection. See Grafts; Transplantation Renal blood flow, effect of simultaneous administra-

tion of levarterenol and phentolamine (Cim- mino et al), 158

Respiration. See Lung Retractor, modified sternal (Ancalmo and Ochsner),

Revascularization. See Aortocoronary bypass HOW TO DO IT, 174

Scintigrams, technetium stannous pyrophosphate myocardial, in recognition of myocardial in- farction in patients undergoing coronary artery revascularization (Platt et al), 311

Semiautomated postoperative care program, applica- tion in community hospital (Holdefer et al), 431

Shock, cardiogenic, in experimental myocardial in- farction, retrograde coronary capillary perfu- sion for prevention and reversal (Carabello et al), 405

Shunt. See also Anastomosis microporous expanded polytetrafluoroethylene

arterial prosthesis for construction of aor- topulmonary shunts (Gazzaniga et al), 322

residual right-to-left, following repair of atrial sep- tal defect (Desnick et al), 291

thoracic aneurysmectomy utilizing direct left ven- triculofemoral shunt (TDMAC-heparin) by- pass (Murray and Young), 26

Society of Thoracic Surgeons, The membership roster, 263 notices, 236, 404, 518 officers, 261

Southern Thoracic Surgical Association membership roster, 90 notices, 6, 15, 102, 220, 310, 377, 503

transthoracic approach for Pott’s disease (Rich- ardson et al), 552

Standards of performance for tracheal tubes and cuffs (Bryant), EDITORIAL, 189

Staple, sternal, simple and rapid device for closure of median sternotomy (Al-Naaman and Al-Ani), HOW TO DO IT, 170

Stasis, inflow, pulmonary valvulotomy under for iso- lated pulmonary stenosis (Mistrot et al), 30

Stenosis

Spinal fusion

isolated pulmonary, pulmonary valvulotomy under inflow stasis for (Mistrot et al), 30

mitral, with atrial fibrillation, massive left atrial thrombus complicating (John et al), 103

pulmonary branch, following ascending aorta- right pulmonary artery anastomosis, new ap- proach to repair (Yamamoto et al), 237

supravalvular stenosing ring of left atrium (Oglietti et al), 421

Sternum clamp for wire closure of (Korompai et al), NOTE, 249 modified sternal retractor (Ancalmo and Ochsner),

HOW TO DO IT, 174 peristernal closure of median sternotomy using

stainless steel bands (Kalush and Bonchek), HOW TO DO IT, 172

sternal osteomyelitis and mediastinitis after open- heart operation, pathogenesis and prevention (Weinstein et al), CASE REPORT, 442

sternal staple, simple and rapid device for closure of median sternotomy (Al-Naaman and Al-Ani), HOW TO DO IT, 170

Teflo disposable membrane oxygenator, clinical ex-

Tetralogy of Fallot. See Heart, congenital heart disease perience (Beall et al), 144

588 The Annals of Thoracic Surgery Vol 21 No 6 June 1976

Thermodilution during cardiac operations, cardiac

Thoracic surgery, immunology and (Skinner and

Thorax

output measurement by (Berger et al), 43

DeMeester), CURRENT REVIEW, 462

cerebrovascular blockade associated with thor- acotomy and its prevention with platelet in- hibitor (Patterson), 38

direct diagnostic thoracoscopy (Lewis et al), 536 reoperation for recurrent thoracic outlet syndrome

surgical treatment of pectus excavatum (Naef), 63

massive left atrial, complicating mitral stenosis with atrial fibrillation (John et al), 103

Tissue ingrowth on materials implanted in heart, ac- celeration of (Brais and Braunwald), 221

Trachea caustic ingestion and subsequent damage to

oropharyngeal and digestive passages (Kirsh and Ritter), CURRENT REVIEW, 74

performance standards for tracheal tubes and cuffs (Bryant), EDITORIAL, 189

(Urschel et al), 19

Thrombus. See also Embolism

Transplantation canine lung allograft lymphatic alterations (Kline

cinemicroscopy of hyperacute pulmonary rejection

Transposition of great arteries. See Heart, congenital

Trauma

and Thomas), 532

(Kusajima et al), 341

heart disease

blunt chest, causing transection of innominate ar- tery (Subramanian and Berger), CASE REPORT, 357

bullet emboli to pulmonary artery (Stephenson et al), 333

caustic ingestion and subsequent damage to oropharyngeal and digestive passages (Kirsh and Ritter), CURRENT REVIEW, 74

esophageal injury (Lescoe), CORRESPONDENCE, 471; (Samson), CORRESPONDENCE, 472

total rupture of left main bronchus successfully re- paired nine years after injury (Nonoyama et al), CASE REPORT, 445

traumatic aortic rupture, roentgenographic indi- cations for angiography (Marsh and Sturm), 337

Tricuspid atresia. See Heart, congenital heart disease Tricuspid valve. See Heart valves, tricuspid Truncus arteriosus. See Heart, congenital heart dis-

Tuberculosis. See Infectious diseases Tubes. See also Catheters

ease

and cuffs, tracheal, performance standards for (Bryant), EDITORIAL, 189

Tumors carcinoma of lung (Kirsh et al), 371 contralateral recurrent myxoma of heart (Dang and

immunocompetence of patients with bronchogenic

immunology and lung cancer (Holmes), COLLECTIVE

immunology and thoracic surgery (Skinner and

plasmacytoma arising in pacemaker pocket

pulmonary giant cell carcinoma (Razzuk et al), 540 simple technique for obtaining Pap smears of

esophagus (Lo Gerfo et al), HOW TO DO IT, 449

Hurley), 59

carcinoma (Olkowski et al), 546

REVIEW, 250

DeMeester), CURRENT REVIEW, 462

(Hamaker et al), CASE REPORT, 354

Ultrasound for recording effectiveness of in-line fil- tration during extracorporeal perfusion in man, events related to microembolism (Loop et al), 412

Veins. See Heart, coronary veins Ventricle. See Heart, ventricle Ventricular septa1 defect. See Heart, congenital heart

Ventricular venting. See Decompression, left ven- disease

tricular

Wada-Cutter mitral valve. See Heart valves, pros- thetic


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