These guidelines provide endovascular and trauma care providers with the latest information on the rapidly evolving field of vascular trauma management.

New technologies have created new opportunities to find better treatments for patients with vascular injuries, and vascular surgery has moved toward an increased reliance on endovascular treatment. Edited by experienced surgeons trained in trauma and vascular/endovascular surgery, Vascular Injuries: Endovascular and Open Management examines methods of medical, open, or endovascular management of modern vascular injuries. A detailed description of the principles of endovascular procedures will help endovascular surgeons adapt vascular surgical procedures to trauma. At the same time, this book provides the trauma professional with an expanded knowledge base as well as expertise strengths/limitations not available elsewhere in trauma training.
Vascular injuries: Endovascular and open management include:

Training, diagnosis and management of vascular injuries
Open general vascular treatment for trauma
Fundamentals of Endovascular Trauma Management
Endovascular devices and procedures in trauma
Injury of the cervical spine, upper limbs and axillary-subclavian injuries
Thoracic arch and large proximal arteries
Lesions of the abdominal aorta and iliac artery
General principles of postoperative care and monitoring
Hybrid trauma care environment and vascular trauma teams, etc.

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