Endovascular and Open Vascular Reconstruction

[This book] is attractively presented with clear images. Most sections include a discussion of the indications for and planning of each procedure. An interesting aspect of the book is the case vignettes that accompany each procedure, which truly simplify the clinical scenario and treatment strategy.This effort truly represents a practical approach to performing the open and endovascular procedures presented in the book. Trainees who are not experienced in performing a procedure, and even experienced vascular surgeons who have not performed a particular operation or endovascular intervention in a while, can refer to this book for a quick review. Keith D. Calligaro, MD, Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia, Pa, Journal of Vascular Surgery This is the rare textbook that provides insight and advice for all levels; from the medical student interested in vascular surgery to the experienced surgeon. The editors have managed to distill a contemporary vascular surgery practice into a manageable sized text, while still respecting the underlying pathology, natural history, and epidemiology of the entire breath of vascular disease processes. This is an excellent reference book for surgeons of all levels, and I would recomend it for anyone who takes care of the vascular surgery patient. John Olhman, Annals Of Vascular Surgery The benefit of this book is that the authors describe the optimal technique based on their own experience. I thoroughly recommend this book and found it worthwhile during my training to become a vascular surgeon. Talje M. Fokkema Amsterdam UMC, University of Amsterdam, Department of Surgery, The Netherlands, European Journal Of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery