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Major adverse cardiac and cerebrovascular event and patients' quality of life after endoscopic vein harvesting as compared with open vein harvest (MAQEH): a pilot study.
Luckraz, Heyman Cartwright, Carly Nagarajan, Kumaresan Kaur, Prabhjeet Nevill, Alan M.
Luckraz, Heyman
Cartwright, Carly
Nagarajan, Kumaresan
Kaur, Prabhjeet
Nevill, Alan M.
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2018
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This is a prospective, comparative, pilot and follow-up (2-year postoperatively) study in patients undergoing coronary artery bypass graft surgery where the long saphenous vein was harvested either by the endoscopic vein harvest (EVH) technique or open vein harvest (OVH) technique. Quality of life (QOL) and major adverse cardiac and cerebrovascular events (MACCE) were assessed.
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Luckraz, H., Cartwright, C., Nagarajan, K., Kaur, P., & Nevill, A.M. (2018). Major adverse cardiac and cerebrovascular event and patients’ quality of life after endoscopic vein harvesting as compared with open vein harvest (MAQEH): a pilot study. Open heart, 5 (1), pp 1-4.
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2053-3624
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