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使用计算机断层扫描指导的主动脉新皮化进行个性化的主动脉置换. 与标准的Ozaki技术相比,对中期结果的分析

Igor Mokryk1, Bogdan Batsak2, Illia Nechai1

  • 1Department of Adult Cardiac Surgery, Heart Institute, Kyiv, Ukraine.

Journal of cardiovascular computed tomography
|March 29, 2024
PubMed
概括

与标准的Ozaki技术相比,计算机断层扫描引导的大动脉新 (AVNeo) 显著减少了大动脉十字和绕道时间. 这种个性化的方法导致在接受主动脉手术的患者中更好的血液动力学结果.

关键词:
大动脉狭窄症 大动脉狭窄症大动脉的新囊化.计算机断层扫描指导的指导计算机断层扫描.这就是奥扎基手术的过程.个性化医疗是个性化的医疗.

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