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Is There an Upper Limit to Cardiopulmonary Bypass Times?
Journal: Annals of Circulation (Vol.2, No. 1)Publication Date: 2017-10-14
Authors : Saad Rustum Felix Fleissner Erik Beckmann Fabio Ius Mathias Wilhelmi Serghei Cebotari Axel Haverich; Issam Ismail;
Page : 003-007
Keywords : Coronary angiography; Transradial ap- proach; Arterial spasm;
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Abstract
Background: There are no safe operations in cardiac surgery. Every operation can possibly go wrong. We therefore retrospectively evaluated all cardiac operations lasting more than 300 minutes of bypass time at our institution to evaluate outcome and factors relevant for perioperative mortality and morbidity.
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