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Atlas Mathematical Conference Abstracts Conferences Abstracts Organizers ... About AMCA Applications of Mathematics in Medicine Summer School and Workshop July 28-30, 2003 The Fields Institute Toronto, ON, Canada Organizers S. Sivaloganathan, J. Drake, M. Lewis, S. McKee, J. D. Murray View Abstracts Conference Homepage Cerebrospinal fluid circulation disorders - mystifying processes in need of mathematical solutions by James M. Drake Division of Neurosurgery, Hospial for Sick Children, University of Toronto Coauthors: G Tenti, S. Sivalogananthan, C. Drapaca, A. Sachs Disorders of the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) circulation including hydrocepahlus pseudotumour cerebri, and syringomyelia are common. They share impaired CSF absorption, at increased pressure, yet the biomechanical processes that lead to deformation of the brain and spinal cord are poorly understood. Treatments designed to bypass the absorption defect, such as CSF shunts are fraught with complications. On average 50% of patients require as second operation with 2 years, and some require 20 or more surgical procedures. The mortality rate in shunted children is 12% at 10 years. New shunt designs, developed over the last 5 decades, have not improved patient outcomes. Three prospective ranomized clinical trails of shunt valve design, and endoscopic placement of shunt brain catheters failed to show any benefit from the use of new technology and in some cases outcomes were worse. Accurate biomechanical models of the brain and CSF circulation would dramatically improve physicians ability to identify patients who need treatment, to design new and effective shunt designs, and to understand and prevent the comlications of treatment.

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32. VascularDoc.com - George J. Todd, MD, FACS of the upper extremities can lead to severe circulation disorders however . occurrence of arterial circulation disorders of the upper extremities, http://www.vasculardoc.com/content/upper_extr.asp

Conditions Affecting Arteries Conditions Affecting Veins Results of Therapy What is Angioplasty? What is an Interventional Radiologist? What is a Vascular Surgeon? ... About Dr. Todd Conditions affecting arteries of the upper extremities It is relatively rare for atherosclerosis to affect the upper extremities and cause symptoms. Even diabetic patients who are frequently affected by circulation disturbances of the legs are rarely troubled by occlusion of the upper extremity arteries. The reason for this sparing of the upper extremities from arterial problems is not entirely clear but it is a well documented observation. Traumatic disorders of the arteries of the upper extremities can lead to severe circulation disorders however. I have had occasion to treat two major league baseball pitchers with aneurysms of the upper extremity arteries(1) and a tennis player with dissection (a tear of the inner lining of the artery resulting in occlusion of the vessel) of the major artery in the arm (2). In spite of the relatively infrequent occurrence of arterial circulation disorders of the upper extremities, the diagnosis must be considered in anyone with upper extremity pain of a chronic nature.

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Prominent Vascular Surgeon Joins UC Irvine College of Medicine and UCI HealthSystem Irvine, Calif., Oct. 19, 1998 Dr. Peter F. Lawrence, a prominent vascular surgeon, has been named associate dean for program development, a new position, at UC Irvine's College of Medicine. He also was named vice president of UCI HealthSystem. Lawrence will be responsible for creating new programs for the UCI Medical Center that bring together physicians and researchers from a variety of disciplines to treat diseases such as cardiovascular disorders, diabetes and neurological disease. Usually reserved for seriously ill, hospitalized patients, this collaborative approach to providing patient care allows advances in medical research to be integrated into programs that prevent and treat disease. Lawrence also will help train medical students and residents in vascular surgery, a discipline that specializes in blood vessels throughout the body. A practicing surgeon, Lawrence will diagnose and treat patients with circulation disorders in arteries and veins. His research interests include: new ways of detecting the formation of fatty atherosclerosis plaques in the carotid artery leading to the brain, the epidemiology of circulatory disorders like aneurysms (dangerous ballooning of artery walls), and more effective techniques for attaching blood vessels in bypass operations in order to improve circulation. He is the author of more than 80 research publications and 25 textbook chapters on vascular disorders, and is an editor of the Journal of Vascular Surgery.

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HOME The latest news May 1, 2003 Clinical trials underway for HGF genetic medicine in the United States AnGes MG Group's U.S. subsidiary is now going ahead with the clinical trials of HGF genetic medicine for peripheral arterial diseases (arteriosclerosis obliterans). As the Group has already obtained the U.S. FDA's approval for its IND (Investigational New Drug) application trials at the beginning of this year, the subsidiary is already proceeding with the Phase II of clinical trials for which the first round of administration has been implemented. Doing that, our Group became the first Japanese corporation to conduct clinical trials for genetic medicine in the United States. The HGF genetic medicine regenerates the blood vessels to improve the condition of patients with clogged capillaries due to arteriosclerosis or similar blood circulation disorders. Application of the medicine, currently under development, is principally different from all conventional drugs, as it enables effective treatment in cases when general pharmacological therapy is insufficient, and where surgery may not improve a patient's condition. We are developing medication mainly to treat PAD patients with progressing blood circulation disorders of the lower extremities (arteriosclerosis obliterans, Buerger's disease), as well as those with progressing ischemic heart disease affecting the blood circulation in the heart (angina pectoris, myocardial infarction).

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Atlas home Conferences Abstracts about Atlas Applications of Mathematics in Medicine Summer School and Workshop July 28-30, 2003 The Fields Institute Toronto, ON, Canada Organizers S. Sivaloganathan, J. Drake, M. Lewis, S. McKee, J. D. Murray View Abstracts Conference Homepage Cerebrospinal fluid circulation disorders - mystifying processes in need of mathematical solutions by James M. Drake Division of Neurosurgery, Hospial for Sick Children, University of Toronto Coauthors: G Tenti, S. Sivalogananthan, C. Drapaca, A. Sachs Disorders of the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) circulation including hydrocepahlus pseudotumour cerebri, and syringomyelia are common. They share impaired CSF absorption, at increased pressure, yet the biomechanical processes that lead to deformation of the brain and spinal cord are poorly understood. Treatments designed to bypass the absorption defect, such as CSF shunts are fraught with complications. On average 50% of patients require as second operation with 2 years, and some require 20 or more surgical procedures. The mortality rate in shunted children is 12% at 10 years. New shunt designs, developed over the last 5 decades, have not improved patient outcomes. Three prospective ranomized clinical trails of shunt valve design, and endoscopic placement of shunt brain catheters failed to show any benefit from the use of new technology and in some cases outcomes were worse. Accurate biomechanical models of the brain and CSF circulation would dramatically improve physicians ability to identify patients who need treatment, to design new and effective shunt designs, and to understand and prevent the comlications of treatment.

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