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Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery by the Port‐Access Method

Yozu et al., 2002

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11388943667291659435
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Yozu R
Shin H
Maehara T
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Recently, minimally invasive surgery has come to be an important theory in cardiac surgery, the goal of which is shortening of hospital stay, earlier recovery of employment, and cosmetics. In this paper, we will describe our experience with port‐access cardiac surgery …
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