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INNOMINATE ARTERY CANNULATION PROVIDES SIMILAR NEUROPROTECTION TO AXILLARY CANNULATION IN AORTIC ARCH SURGERY AND MAY REDUCE OPERATIVE TIMES

by Chu, M.W, Losenno, K.L, Gelinas, J.J, Garg, V, Verma, S, Peterson, M.D
Published in Canadian journal of cardiology (01.10.2014)

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IMPACT OF A WHOLE BODY PERFUSION STRATEGY DURING CIRCULATORY ARREST FOR AORTIC ARCH RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY

by Gelinas, J.J, Losenno, K.L, McKay, C, Hewitt, J, Fox, S.A, Chu, M.W
Published in Canadian journal of cardiology (01.10.2014)

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Seizures After Cardiac Surgery - a Prospective Observational Study Using Continuous Eeg Monitoring

by Gelinas, J.J, Fox, S.A, Gofton, T.E, Norton, L, Murkin, J.M, Young, G.B, Chu, M.W
Published in Canadian journal of cardiology (01.10.2013)

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370 Enlarging the aortic root: The sizing implications of four common surgical techniques

by Losenno, K.L, Johnson, M, Gelinas, J.J, Chu, M.W
Published in Canadian journal of cardiology (01.09.2011)

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PROPHYLACTIC SYNTHETIC SEALANT ADMINISTRATION SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCES THE NEED FOR BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS IN MAJOR AORTIC SURGERY

by Gelinas, J.J, Peterson, M.D, Losenno, K.L, Harrington, A, Tam, D.Y, Fox, S, Dickson, J, Kiaii, B, Chu, M.W
Published in Canadian journal of cardiology (2015)

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PROPHYLACTIC SYNTHETIC SEALANT ADMINISTRATION SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCES THE NEED FOR BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS IN MAJOR AORTIC SURGERY

by Gelinas, J.J., Peterson, M.D., Losenno, K.L., Harrington, A., Tam, D.Y., Fox, S., Dickson, J., Kiaii, B., Chu, M.W.
Published in Canadian journal of cardiology (01.10.2015)

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Fat embolism syndrome after cementless total hip arthroplasty

by Gelinas, J.J., Cherry, R., MacDonald, S.J.
Published in The Journal of arthroplasty (01.09.2000)

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INNOMINATE ARTERY CANNULATION PROVIDES SIMILAR NEUROPROTECTION TO AXILLARY CANNULATION IN AORTIC ARCH SURGERY AND MAY REDUCE OPERATIVE TIMES

IMPACT OF A WHOLE BODY PERFUSION STRATEGY DURING CIRCULATORY ARREST FOR AORTIC ARCH RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY

Seizures After Cardiac Surgery - a Prospective Observational Study Using Continuous Eeg Monitoring

370 Enlarging the aortic root: The sizing implications of four common surgical techniques

PROPHYLACTIC SYNTHETIC SEALANT ADMINISTRATION SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCES THE NEED FOR BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS IN MAJOR AORTIC SURGERY

PROPHYLACTIC SYNTHETIC SEALANT ADMINISTRATION SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCES THE NEED FOR BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS IN MAJOR AORTIC SURGERY

Fat embolism syndrome after cementless total hip arthroplasty

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