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Postinfarction left ventricular rupture: Successful surgical intervention after percutaneous cardiopulmonary support during mechanical resuscitation

Scholz et al., 1994

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13087026070078816404
Author
Scholz K
Werner G
Schorn B
Baryalei M
Kreuzer H
Figulla H
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American Heart Journal

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Rupture of the free left ventricular wall has been reported to contribute to 10% to 20% of hospital deaths after myocardial infarction. l, 2 Because there are no specific warning symptoms of impending myocardial rupture, early detection followed by immediate cardiac …
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