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Continuous 3-way perfusion during beating-heart aortic arch replacement maintains end-organ perfusion and minimizes ischemic complications.
A simplified 3-way perfusion strategy is described for aortic arch replacement to maintain end-organ perfusion and reduce ischemic complications.
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Hypothesis-generating for simplified 3-way perfusion in complex aortic procedures; prospective validation required before adoption.
We describe a simplified 3-way perfusion strategy that could be used in complex aortic procedures, which ensures continuous end-organ perfusion and minimizes the potential risks of cardiac, cerebral and peripheral ischaemic complications.
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Abu-Omar et al. (2013) studied this question. Continuous 3-way perfusion during beating-heart aortic arch replacement ensures end-organ perfusion and minimizes risks of cardiac, cerebral, and peripheral ischaemic complications.
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