Why the study?
Does percutaneous cannulation reduce postoperative groin complications compared to open surgical cannulation in patients undergoing minimal invasive cardiac surgery?
Does percutaneous cannulation reduce postoperative groin complications compared to open surgical cannulation in patients undergoing minimal invasive cardiac surgery?
Percutaneous cannulation is a safe alternative to open surgical cannulation for minimally invasive cardiac surgery, reducing postoperative groin complications.
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May reduce groin complications in minimally invasive cardiac surgery; hypothesis-generating and requires randomized confirmation.
The PC approach is a safe cannulation technique for patients undergoing MICS. It minimizes postoperative groin complications with no obvious negative impact on outcomes.
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