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MYOCARDIAL REVASCULARIZATION BY OMENTAL GRAFT WITHOUT PEDICLE: EXPERIMENTAL BACKGROUND AND REPORT ON 25 CASES FOLLOWED 6 TO 16 MONTHS.
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COMBINED INTERNAL MAMMARY ARTERY IMPLANTATION AND FREE OMENTAL GRAFT OPERATION: A HIGHLY EFFECTIVE REVASCULARIZATION PROCEDURE (A STUDY OF 17 CASES).
One hundred and forty patients with coronary artery disease treated by internal mammary artery implantation were followed up from six months to 13 years. The mortality rate was 3%; improvement was…
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Direct measurement of extracoronary blood flow after revascularization procedures.
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Quantitative evaluation of extracoronary collateral blood flow in the ischemic canine heart. Influence of epicardiectomy and free omental graft.
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Apparent reversion to trophism of a free omental graft: a preliminary report.
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The theory of omental trophism was tested by dropping pieces of omentum completely detached into the pleural and peritoneal cavities of white rats and found that neither pleura nor serosa was able to repel its primitive probing for a new blood supply.
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Quantitative Studies of Extracoronary Blood Flow After Double Internal Mammary Artery Implantation
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Direct measurement of total and collateral coronary blood flow was made in terminal experiments six months after surgical implantation and the results of radiographic and microscopic examination were consistent with measured blood flows in each animal.
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Evolution of collateral blood flow after internal mammary artery implantation.
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Revascularization of the posterior wall of the heart by right internal mammary artery implantation: a quantitative flow study.
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