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Video assisted resternotomy in high-risk redo operations—the St Mary's experience

Athanasiou et al., 2002

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9176222856078030943
Author
Athanasiou T
DeL Stanbridge R
Kumar P
Cherian A
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European journal of cardio-thoracic surgery

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The incidence of re-operative median sternotomy is rising. During resternotomy, catastrophic haemorrhage remains a dreaded complication. We describe our approach and experience with the combined use of Mayfield resternotomy retractor and anterior sternal retraction …
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