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バルブ置換と心筋筋再血管化. 59人の患者の併用手術の結果

T J Berger, R B Karp, N T Kouchoukos

    Circulation
    |August 1, 1975
    PubMed
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    バルブ置換手術に関するこの研究では,バルブ置換手術をサフェノス静脈バイパス移植と併用すると,病院での死亡率が増加しないことが判明しました. 症状の改善は,これらの心臓の手術の生存者のほとんどで観察されました.

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