The Short Term Effects of Cardiopulmonary Bypass on Neurologic Function in Children and Young Adults
There are no marked adverse neurologic effects of CPB in school-age children and young adults undergoing non-complex open-heart surgery.
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There are no marked adverse neurologic effects of CPB in school-age children and young adults undergoing non-complex open-heart surgery.
Bubbles in the bloodstream are not a normal condition - yet they remain a fact of cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB), having been extensively studied and documented since its inception some 50 years ago.
The emergence of transcatheter approaches to mitral valve (MV) repair has focused attention on outcomes after surgical MV repair.