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Minimally invasive cardiac surgical procedures in female population

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2014Publisher:ScopeMedJournal:Journal-Cardiovascular Surgery, volume 2, page 25 (eissn: 2147-6535,

Authors: Seyhan Babaroglu; Onur Hanedan; Garip Altintas; Murat C. Songur; Ferit Cicekoglu; Kerem Yay;

doi: 10.5455/jcvs.2014223

Minimally invasive cardiac surgical procedures in female population

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With the development of minimally invasive cardiac surgical procedures in recent years, many minimal incisions have been used to perform operations on patients with heart diseases. In this study, we documented our experience with limited skin incisions for congenital heart diseases, pericardial disease and cardiac tumors. We believe that these procedures are safe and feasible with excellent outcomes. This approach may be the first option inadequate diseases for women.

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