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"Peran Persepsi Ketidakpastian, Identitas Ego, Persepsi Kendali Perilaku Pasien dalam Menyikapi Operasi Medis. Operasi medis kadang merupakan pilihan terbaik dalam rangka kesejahteraan hidup pasien, namun tidak semua pasien mau menjalaninya. Kegagalan terapeutik seringkali disebabkan oleh tidak kooperatifnya pasien yang berpangkal dari sikap negatif pasien terhadap operasi medis. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menemukan model teoretis yang menjelaskan faktor-faktor psikologis dalam diri pasien yang berperan dalam membentuk sikap tersebut. Penelitian korelasional prediktif ini dilakukan terhadap 99 pasien berpenyakit jantung dan kontinum kanker yang membutuhkan operasi di DKI Jakarta. Penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa aspek komitmen dari identitas ego mampu meramalkan sikap terhadap operasi medis secara tidak langsung melalui mediasi persepsi ketidakpastian. Persepsi kendali perilaku meramalkan sikap tersebut secara langsung dalam arah negatif. Penelitian ini menyimpulkan bahwa komitmen terhadap identitas berperan signifikan dalam diri pasien ketika menyikapi operasi medis.

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Medical surgery has sometimes become the only best choice for a patient?s well-being. Unfortunately, not all patients have the willingness to live it. Often, therapeutic failure is caused by uncooperative attitudes of the patients which originate from their negative attitudes toward the surgery. This research is aimed at finding a theoretical model to explain psychological factors forming the patient?s attitudes. This predictive correlational research was conducted on 99 patients suffering heart disease and cancer continuum who require medical surgery in DKI Jakarta, Indonesia. Research results showed that a commitment aspect of ego identity is able to indirectly predict attitude toward medical surgery through mediation of perceived uncertainty. Perceived behavioral control directly predicts the attitude in a negative direction. This research concludes that patients? commitment towards their identity plays a significant role as they deal with medical surgery."

"The aim of this book is to enable the reader to comprehend the relation between cardiovascular pathophysiology and vascular hemodynamics and to become familiar with the more recent guidelines. While very complex physical concepts are involved, care has been taken to ensure that the explanations are as straightforward as possible. Complex analyses are presented separately and can be skipped by the reader without impairment of understanding. It is envisaged that the knowledge imparted will prove invaluable in improving the approach to hypertensive patients."

"This book provides a thorough yet succinct and accessible review of the latest knowledge in the field of endovascular surgery. All chapters have been updated to reflect the advances that have occurred during the past five years, and new chapters are included on carotid artery stenting and day case intervention. The chapter on lower limb veno-occlusive disease has been expanded to include management of deep venous thrombosis. Among the other topics considered are the endovascular treatment options in different arterial territories, aneurysm repair techniques, and the management of venous stenosis and venous insufficiency. The aim throughout is to tackle issues of evidence-based practice in order to assist trainees and experienced practitioners in making and implementing treatment decisions. "