Population
Patients undergoing open, intracardiac surgery with whole-body perfusion at the Mayo Clinic
Design
Review
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Minimizing perfusion duration may aid survival in surgery; leaves open optimal mitigation strategies pending prospective trials.
Survival after open-heart surgery with whole-body perfusion is primarily determined by perfusion duration, baseline disease severity, and surgical success.
Emerson A. Moffitt (1967) studied this question.
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