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Minimally invasive vein harvest and wound healing using the SaphLITE Retractor System

Greenfield et al., 2001

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12526787714811685970
Author
Greenfield G
Whitworth W
Tavares L
Wittenbraker M
Wallace D
Valdivia J
Campbell K
Williams L
Black E
Pillai R
Caskey M
Bladergroen M
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The Annals of thoracic surgery

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Background. In response to reported wound complication rates of 19% to 43% for traditional saphenous vein harvest, several minimally invasive vein harvest (MIVH) techniques have been developed. The purpose of this investigation is to determine the effectiveness of one …
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