Blood loss in coronary artery bypass grafting on minimally invasive extracorporeal circulation - a single-centre experience and retrospective analysis

MiECC is a safe alternative to conventional ECC in routine procedures such as CABG. Its improved biocompatibility was reflected by better preservation of hemostasis in this study.

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Biomedical Papers
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2025-04-25
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https://doi.org/10.5507/bp.2025.012
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Cardiac and Coronary Surgery Techniques
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Blood loss in coronary artery bypass grafting on minimally invasive extracorporeal circulation - a single-centre experience and retrospective analysis

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Abstract

MiECC is a safe alternative to conventional ECC in routine procedures such as CABG. Its improved biocompatibility was reflected by better preservation of hemostasis in this study.

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