Key result
Surgical closure of experimental atrial septal defects using an atrial well technique allows for the comparative study of different healing patterns after repair.
Why the study?
What are the patterns of healing following different methods of surgical closure of experimental atrial septal defects?
Population
Experimental animals with surgically created atrial septal defects
Comparison
Surgical closure of atrial septal defects using… vs Different methods of closing the defects
Design
Preclinical
Authors
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Facilitates preclinical comparison of ASD closure healing; leaves open clinical relevance pending human validation.
What are the patterns of healing following different methods of surgical closure of experimental atrial septal defects?
This preclinical study describes an experimental model to evaluate the patterns of healing following various surgical techniques for closing atrial septal defects.
Alfred A. Pomeranz (1954) studied Atrial septal defects. Surgical closure using an atrial well was evaluated on Patterns of healing. Surgical closure of experimental atrial septal defects using an atrial well technique allows for the comparative study of different healing patterns after repair.
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