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Subxiphoid Coronary Artery Surgery
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Check out this great website that shows how to do a subxiphoid CABG and also a Subxiphoid ASD.
Really interesting. What do you think ?
Since 1995, surgeons and industry have been working hard to develop less invasive methods to
perform heart bypass surgery. Recently, Dr. Mark Levinson from Hutchinson, Kansas has
developed an advanced method for performing less invasive bypass surgery using a 4 inch
incision in the upper abdominal area. This method is called "Subxiphoid" bypass surgery.
Since Dr. Levinson uses mostly arteries for the bypass material (instead of leg veins), the formal
name for his surgery is "Subxiphoid Multi-Arterial Bypass Surgery".
NewOptionsInHeartSurgery.com provides a full description of this ground-breaking procedure.
Follow the links below to review the history, surgical technique, and current results of
Subxiphoid Multi-Arterial Bypass Surgery
Since 1995, surgeons and industry have been working hard to develop less invasive methods to
perform heart bypass surgery. Recently, Dr. Mark Levinson from Hutchinson, Kansas has
developed an advanced method for performing less invasive bypass surgery using a 4 inch
incision in the upper abdominal area. This method is called "Subxiphoid" bypass surgery.
Since Dr. Levinson uses mostly arteries for the bypass material (instead of leg veins), the formal
name for his surgery is "Subxiphoid Multi-Arterial Bypass Surgery".
NewOptionsInHeartSurgery.com provides a full description of this ground-breaking procedure.
Follow the links below to review the history, surgical technique, and current results of
Subxiphoid Multi-Arterial Bypass Surgery
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