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Novel approach to aortic cannulation suturing: tangential suture technique

Ünal et al., 2005

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2434221527556977153
Author
Ünal M
Konuralp C
İdiz M
Ekinci A
Akçar M
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ANZ journal of surgery

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Background: Pursestring suture for ascending aortic cannulation in open heart surgery that requires cardiopulmonary bypass may cause serious events, especially in patients who have a thin or calcific aorta. We introduce a novel suturing method, called the 'tangential …
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