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Early techniques of extracorporeal circulation developed in the 1930s-1950s enabled the rapid growth of cardiac surgery, with many foundational methods persisting to the present day.
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Foundational perfusion methods remain relevant in modern cardiac surgery; extends historical context for researchers refining extracorporeal technologies.
This historical review highlights the early development and enduring principles of extracorporeal circulation techniques that enabled the rapid growth of cardiac surgery.
Mark Kurusz (2003) conducted a review in Cardiac surgery requiring extracorporeal circulation. Extracorporeal circulation techniques was evaluated. Early techniques of extracorporeal circulation developed in the 1930s-1950s enabled the rapid growth of cardiac surgery, with many foundational methods persisting to the present day.
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