Key result
Percutaneous cannulation facilitates stepwise cardiopulmonary bypass and decannulation during robotic mitral valve surgery.
Why the study?
Minimally invasive cardiac surgery has evolved, and percutaneous cannulation is a technique used to facilitate cardiopulmonary bypass during robotic mitral valve surgery.
This manuscript provides a descriptive, stepwise approach to performing percutaneous cannulation and decannulation during robotic mitral valve surgery.
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May expand minimally invasive options in robotic mitral surgery; hypothesis-generating pending comparative safety data.
Minimally invasive cardiac surgery (MICS) has evolved in its practice over the past several years. Percutaneous cannulation is a technique that can be used during MICS to facilitate cardiopulmonary bypass. This manuscript describes the stepwise approach to percutaneous cannulation and decannulation in robotic mitral valve surgery.
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Rosen et al. (2022) studied this question. Percutaneous cannulation can be utilized as a stepwise technique to facilitate cardiopulmonary bypass and decannulation during robotic mitral valve surgery.
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