Why the study?
Do prophylactic measures during cardiopulmonary bypass reduce the incidence of neurological damage in patients undergoing open-heart surgery?
Do prophylactic measures during cardiopulmonary bypass reduce the incidence of neurological damage in patients undergoing open-heart surgery?
Implementing prophylactic measures during cardiopulmonary bypass significantly reduces the incidence of neurological damage in open-heart surgery.
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Prophylactic measures may reduce neurological damage; hypothesis-generating and should not yet change practice.
M A Branthwaite (1975) studied this question.
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