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Balloon catheter occlusion of the ascending aorta

Erath Jr et al., 1983

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7037734521367494893
Author
Erath Jr H
Stoney Jr W
Publication year
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The Annals of Thoracic Surgery

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Dense calcification of the ascending aorta predisposes to aortic injury and distal embolization when the aorta is cross-clamped or partially clamped in the performance of cardiac operations. We occluded the ascending aorta with a Foley balloon catheter in 2 …
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