DOI : 10.1055/s-00000085

The Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgeon

Issue S 01 · Volume 62 · January 2014 DOI: 10.1055/s-004-26423


43. Jahrestagung der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Thorax-, Herz- und Gefächirurgie, 09.02- 12.02.2014, Freiburg, Germany
Freiburg, 9–12 February 2014


Abstracts (HTML) List of Authors
OP1
Böning, A.; Diegeler, A.; Hilker, M.; Börgermann, J.; Zacher, M.; Reents, W.: Atrial fibrillation in patients undergoing on-pump or off-pump coronary surgery - lessons learned from GOPCABE
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Färber, G.; Zacher, M.; Doenst, T.; Sandhaus, T.; Diab, M.; Reents, W.; Breuer, M.; Börgermann, J.; Kappert, U.; Böning, A.; Diegeler, A.: No risk of female sex in a randomized population of patients undergoing coronary bypass surgery
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Heller, S.; Amin, W.; Hansen, L.; Winkel, S.; Stripling, J.; Awwad, N.; Lehmann, C.; Cramer, E.; Rieß, F.-C.: Complete arterial coronary revascularization using skeletonized bilateral mammary arteries in T-graft technique performed in on-pump or off-pump approach: Clinical results up to 13 years in 3513 patients consecutive
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Wittwer, T.; Choi, Y.-H.; Rahmanian, P.; Neef, K.; Sabashnikov, A.; Wahlers, T.: Quantification of circulating endothelial cells and perioperative outcome in less invasive coronary surgery: Are Off-pump procedures superior than minimized extracorporeal circulation?
OP5
Arsalan, M.; Kempfert, J.; Bader, S.; Arsalan-Werner, A.F.; Blumenstein, J.M.; Troidl, C.; Möllmann, H.; Walther, T.: Pressure controlled vein graft flushing results in superior histological quality - a randomized trial
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Bonaros, N.; Kofler, M.; Rammer, M.; Feuchtner, G.; Friedrich, G.; Grimm, M.; Bonatti, J.; Schachner, T.: Arrested heart TECAB versus MIDCAB for revascularization of anterior wall. A comparative analysis of perioperative and midterm results
OP7
Heilmann, C.; Fritzsche, K.; Beyersdorf, F.; Leonhart, R.; Imbery, C.; Starke, S.; Bigot, G.; Feuchtinger, J.; Siepe, M.: Short-term intervention to reduce anxiety before artery coronary bypass surgery - A randomised controlled study