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“Over the last 11 years, what we've seen is not only progress with regards to the type of surgery that we do, but how patients are cared for and the relative safety of the surgery. We know now that there are so many interacting factors that can make a patient derive a better outcome – not only with regards to preserving the patency of the grafts but also preventing more cardiometabolic disease or cerebral vascular disease or even coronary artery disease.”
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