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Does intra-operative cerebral regional oxygen saturation monitoring reduce neurologic injury and improve clinical outcomes in patients undergoing cardiac surgery?
Does intra-operative cerebral regional oxygen saturation monitoring reduce neurologic injury and improve clinical outcomes in patients undergoing cardiac surgery?
Routine use of intra-operative cerebral regional oxygen saturation monitoring during cardiac surgery may reduce neurologic injury, major organ morbidity, and hospital stay.
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May support cerebral oximetry-guided interventions in cardiac surgery; extends Level 1 evidence on neurologic and morbidity outcomes.
Vohra et al. (2009) studied this question.
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