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Minimally invasive cardiac surgery is increasingly adopted as a standard approach for a wide range of procedures, evolving from coronary artery bypass to complex and combined operations.
Highlights the increasing adoption and evolution of minimally invasive techniques across a wide range of cardiac surgeries.
In the recent years, cardiac surgery and minimal incisions have become an inseparable binomial with the development of new and innovative techniques to minimize the surgical trauma of heart surgery. The number of operations performed with a minimally invasive approach is increasing, with many centers worldwide providing this approach as the standard for a wide range of procedures.1 The evolution of minimally invasive surgery has been fast, beginning with initial attempts at coronary artery bypass surgery through limited access and extending to complex and combined procedures.
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Tommaso et al. (2021) conducted an editorial in Cardiac surgery. Minimally invasive cardiac surgery was evaluated. Minimally invasive cardiac surgery is increasingly adopted as a standard approach for a wide range of procedures, evolving from coronary artery bypass to complex and combined operations.
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