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Two generations of the St. Jude Medical ATG coronary connector systems for coronary artery anastomoses in coronary artery bypass grafting

Eckstein et al., 2002

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2540922113234820560
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Eckstein F
Bonilla L
Schaff H
Englberger L
Windecker S
Hindrichs P
Carrel T
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The Annals of thoracic surgery

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BACKGROUND: In the past, coronary anastomoses have been performed using running and, occasionally, interrupted non-resorbable sutures. Recently, special interest has developed in mechanical anastomotic devices to facilitate minimal invasive techniques or …
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