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Compare Endoscopic and Open Methods of Vein Harvesting for Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting
There is no shared vision relating to integrity and quality of the conduit after the impact on the vein wall during vein harvesting. In this connection, the investigators studied the initial state of the venous conduit, interoperation damages of the vein and postoperative wound complications while using two methods of GSV harvesting.
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