Why the study?
Does an active cardiac stabilizer (Cardiolock) improve motion compensation compared to a mechanical stabilizer in an animal model of off-pump CABG?
Does an active cardiac stabilizer (Cardiolock) improve motion compensation compared to a mechanical stabilizer in an animal model of off-pump CABG?
A novel active cardiac stabilizer (Cardiolock) demonstrates efficiency in compensating for residual heart motion during off-pump CABG in an animal model.
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Animal data support active stabilizer development for off-pump CABG; leaves open human translation pending trials.
Bachta et al. (2008) studied this question.
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