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REPAIR OF BROKEN WIRE DURING STERNAL CLOSURE

Pedro A. Rubio1, Keyvan Bahadorzadeh, Arturo Castro Sandoval

  • 1Medical Center Del Oro, Houston, Texas.

Cardiovascular Diseases
|January 1, 1977
PubMed

Abstract:

A frustrating experience for thoracic surgeons is the breakage of a sternal wire at the time it is being tightened to close a median sternotomy. A simple technique to repair broken sternal wires and allow continuation of the procedure without opening the sternum is described.

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