Dr Claude Vaislic

Dr Claude Vaislic

Articles published in 1984

ESCAT J., GLUCKSHAN D.L., MAIGNE C. FOURTAMIER G., FOURNIER D., VAISLIC C.D. 1984 Choledochoscopy in common bile duct surgery for choledocholithiasis : Six years experience in 380 consecutive patients. American Journal of Surgery: 1984, 5, 147, 670, 671. VAISLIC C.D.,…

Articles published in 1983

VAISLIC C.D., GLOCK Y., PUEL P. 1983 Hemodynamic study of experimental extracorporeal circulation. Archives des Maladies du Coeur et des vaisseaux, 76, 8, 943-951. GRONDIN P., VAISLIC C.D., GOULET J., CAMPEAU L. 1983 Résultat à 6 ans du traitement de…

Articles published in 1982

GLOCK Y., VAISLIC C.D., FOURNIAL G. 1982 Les artères du cœur. Revue de Médecine de Toulouse, 1981, XVIII, 3. MARTEL P., VAISLIC C.D., CABARROT E. 1982 Ostéite pubienne postopératoire. Revue de Médecine de Toulouse, XVII, 3. GRONDIN P., VAISLIC C.D.,…

Articles published in 1981

BOCCALON H., SARRAMON J.P., CHIKHANY G., VAISLIC C.D., BUISSOU E. 2 juillet 1981 Non invasive hemodynamic evaluation of sexual impotence Vascular Surgery, 15, 6, p. 369, December 1981. (Presented to the 22nd Annual Meeting of the International College Of Angiology)…

Articles published in 1980

VAISLIC C.D., BOCCALON H., BLASCO A., GLOCK Y., SAUDEZ G., VIGONI F., BONZON P., DOUXD., PUEL P. 25-26 Mai 1980 Modèle expérimental de base pour la compréhension des facteurs Hémodynamiques et métaboliques de la CEC chez le chien. Revue de…

About The Heart

About The Heart How The Heart Works A healthy heart beats approximately 100,000 times a day and pumps about five quarts of blood each minute, or 75 gallons (284 liters) every hour. A normal heart has four chambers. The upper…

Abdominal aorta

Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) The aorta is one of the body’s main arteries. Starting at the heart, it goes down through the chest and abdomen, branching off into several smaller arteries that supply oxygen to the brain and various organs…

Abdominal aortic aneurysm

I – Location of the thoracic aorta The aorta has two segments, one in the rib cage, called the thoracic aorta, and another in the abdomen, called the abdominal aorta. The thorax and abdomen are separated by a horizontal muscle…