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The chapter describes the pathology of aneurysms and explains the technique of endovascular aortic repair. The development of stent grafts is reviewed and a number of different types are described and evaluated. The use of... See More
This review summarizes barbed suture technology. It discusses their development, materials used, design and manufacture, testing and properties as well as applications. See More
Hemorrhage is uncontrolled bleeding from a wound. Various studies indicate that hemorrhage is a major cause of 'potentially preventable' deaths in combat as well as civilian trauma. New methods and products for hemorrhage... See More
Implantation of a permanent or retrievable filter in the inferior vena cava (IVC) is becoming an increasingly popular option for patients at risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT). This chapter discusses the size and shaping... See More
Short Stories
Whether you want to take a trip through time, go on an adventure in your back yard, or feel a burst of excitement only to return to an adult reality, each story has something for every reader who wants to feel like a child... See More
An atrial septal defect (ASD) is the third most common form of congenital heart disease and is often only diagnosed in adulthood. The chapter describes different forms of ASD with their symptoms and diagnoses and methods... See More
The biocompatibility, biofunctionality and biostability of a prosthesis, its degradation and the host response are determined through an implant retrieval study. This chapter focuses on various aspects of analyzing retrieved... See More
The chapter discusses the advantages and limitations of arterial prostheses (or vascular grafts) in terms of their biocompatibility, biofunctionality and biostability. Criteria for biomaterials selection and prosthesis... See More
Genre Fiction
CWPH presents twenty-two Fantasy stories by international authors, both established and new to the trade. This collection features some of the familiar elements with a twist -- from elves and unicorns to witches, talking... See More
Anthologies
How do you like your eggs? Holiday horror stories just in time for Easter. Our contributors have pushed the boundaries of their imagination for this anthology, bringing you horrifying yet inspiringly original works of... See More
Genre Fiction
Find love in a best friend after being trapped in a cabin, discover a new kind of magic after you run out of your own, or run from what you discover to be your greatest fear. The first volume of a series from Authors' Tale... See More