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Book SynopsisForeword 1.- Foreword 2.- Serving the good of the patient in cardiovascular implantology: The 3Bs’ concept shall be heralded as the way to go.- Blood conduits for implantation in open surgery: From infancy to maturity.- Peripheral arterial disease: What you need to know.- Accessibility to treatment of all aortic side branches in endovascular aneurysm repair.- The SETA-Latecba stent graft: An Odyssey.- The docking zone in stent-grafts deployed transrenally: Expression of fibrinolytic activators and inhibitors in the internal capsule lying over the aorta.- Early adverse events following the deployment of Cook-Zenith stent-graft in the descending thoracic aorta: Examination of the explanted devices.- The challenge of the RVOT reconstruction: From palliative surgery to therapeutic advances.- The Ross procedure: A detailed analysis of the explanted valve and the polyester reinforcement prosthesis to tentatively explain adverse events.- Investigation of explanted bioprosthetic heart valves: A comprehensive evaluation platform.- Pericardia are still the most select sources to manufacture percutaneous heart valves.- Conclusion: How to select a peripheral vascular device? A clinician’s dilemma.- Postface: Spectacular achievements of Donghua University / Université Laval collaboration in education and research.
