Less Invasive Techniques for Left Ventricular Assist Device Implantation
The decreasing size in continuous flow left ventricular assist devices has facilitated alternative approaches to implantation with nonsternotomy approaches increasing in adaptation over the last 5 years. Preserving the sternum for easier reoperation at cardiac transplant, decreasing the necessary di...
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