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Commentary: From bailout to standardized approach in mitral annulus calcification: It's a short step
No full textVersatilità del sistema MECC nella chirurgia complessa in arresto di circolo con ipotermia profonda
No full textPatients older than age 65 years: Young or old for a ventricular assist device program? Is it time to restrict the indication for them?
No full textVersatilità del sistema MECC nella chirurgia complessa in arresto di circolo con ipotermia profonda
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No full textMy coworkers and I appreciate Puelher and colleagues' comments, and we are pleased that they agree with the conclusions of our study.1During recent years, there has been increasing interest in the use of miniaturized extracorporeal circulation (MECC), with good outcomes reported. Off-pump coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) has had a dramatic increase during recent years because of several advantages relative to standard CABG with extracorporeal circulation (ECC) in terms of reduced in-hospital mortality and morbidity, reduced myocardial damage, and better protection of renal and pulmonary function. Many surgeons recognize some limitations of off-pump CABG, however, such as incomplete myocardial revascularization2,3 repeated revascularization,4 and higher hospital costs.
Commentary: Implantable hemodynamic monitoring: A potential milestone in left ventricular assist device management
No full textCoronary patients on dialysis: Coronary artery bypass grafting or percutaneous coronary intervention? A complex question for a complex scenario
No full textCommentary: Mitral bioprosthesis degeneration: Looking for a benchmark to tailor the correct procedure to the patient
No full textCommentary: Fenestration and stenting technique and malperfusion syndrome-To give to Caesar what is Caesar's
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