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Whereas a trainee has the opportunity to cannulate for cardiopulmonary bypass only once during a case, the trainee can utilize this simulation model to easily and faithfully practice each step hundreds of times to improve his or her technical skills and to be more prepared for the next case. We believe that practicing in this way can enhance intraoperative learning, performance, and confidence.
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Comparison of Two Doses of Tranexamic Acid in Adults Undergoing Cardiac Surgery with Cardiopulmonary Bypass
A high dose of TA does not reduce incidence of blood product transfusion up to day 7, but is more effective than a low dose to decrease transfusion needs, blood loss, and repeat surgery.
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