On a Friday morning visit in February 2003, She went to intensive care at night. A 32-year-old patient was interned due to stagnant mitral valve. Patient intubated with symptoms of left heart failure, through the intubation tube She was in the position of fluid secretion belonging to pulmonary edema. A lot Under high dose inotrope, their systemic blood pressure is 40-50 and their pulse is 130-140 filophromic, urine output oliguric, liver function tests, kidney function tests are very elevated, multiple organ failure becomes evident she was a premorbid position to come. He is being considered for surgery. However, for patients with very high risk of mortality and morbidity, Cardiology The clinic stated that thrombolytic therapy may be an option. After the visit and the council are over, do not go to the intensive care unit to look at the patient again. I went. If we do not take the patient to the operation urgently, the patient will be lost. The feeling and thought came true. I went to my clinic director. Sir, this case is suitable. I said that if you see him, I will take all the risks and take him to emergency surgery. another chance I said no. Thank you sir, you may find it suitable and buy it, you need help. "If anything happens, let me know," he said. He took the patient to emergency surgery and after a successful surgical procedure We were discharged and experienced one of the greatest happiness's clinically. Approximately 6-7 years after the operation, my patient from Batman got married and had children. He called me to see if I could own one. After this catastrophic positive result, we have a study that will be useful to all our physicians. That's when I wanted to write a book about emergency cardiovascular interventions. he woke up. Years later, I had the chance to do this and write. Person If we can contribute even a little to your health and surgical success, we will be happy "I will achieve the greatest." We would like to thank all our teachers who contributed and contributed to the writing of the book.

To all my teachers and colleagues who trained us and contributed to our education, to our assistants, who are with us day and night and who spend their lives with us for this cause. I would like to express my gratitude to our perphusionists, nurses and staff who shared I call offering it as a debt.

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