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Review details circulation and temperature management strategies during hemiarch and total arch replacement.
This review describes various circulation and temperature management strategies used during hemiarch and total arch replacement.
Provides a comprehensive overview of current neuroprotection protocols for aortic arch surgery; leaves open the comparative superiority.
Surgical treatment of aortic arch disease is a technically challenging procedure that requires complex circulation management strategies involving the use of hypothermic circulatory arrest. The definition of hypothermia has evolved with comfort and surgical adjuncts. This review describes the various circulation and temperature management strategies used during hemiarch and total arch replacement.
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Chen et al. (2016) conducted a review in Aortic arch disease. Circulation and temperature management strategies was evaluated. This review describes the various circulation and temperature management strategies, including hypothermic circulatory arrest, used during hemiarch and total arch replacement.
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