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$In patients with extensive subcutaneous emphysema, which technique achieves maximal clinical resolution: infraclavicular incisions, subcutaneous drain insertion or suction on in situ chest drain?$

In patients with extensive subcutaneous emphysema, which technique achieves maximal clinical resolution: infraclavicular incisions, subcutaneous drain insertion or suction on in situ chest drain?

by Johnson, Charles H.N., Lang, Sommer A., Bilal, Haris, Rammohan, Kandadai S.
Published in Interactive cardiovascular and thoracic surgery (01.06.2014)

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Can the temporary use of right ventricular assist devices bridge patients with acute right ventricular failure after cardiac surgery to recovery?

by Lang, Sommer A., O'Neill, Bridie, Waterworth, Paul, Bilal, Haris
Published in Interactive cardiovascular and thoracic surgery (01.04.2014)

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$In patients with extensive subcutaneous emphysema, which technique achieves maximal clinical resolution: infraclavicular incisions, subcutaneous drain insertion or suction on in situ chest drain?: Table 1$

In patients with extensive subcutaneous emphysema, which technique achieves maximal clinical resolution: infraclavicular incisions, subcutaneous drain insertion or suction on in situ chest drain?: Table 1

by Johnson, Charles H.N., Lang, Sommer A., Bilal, Haris, Rammohan, Kandadai S.
Published in Interactive cardiovascular and thoracic surgery (01.06.2014)

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Journal Article

In patients with extensive subcutaneous emphysema, which technique achieves maximal clinical resolution: infraclavicular incisions, subcutaneous drain insertion or suction on in situ chest drain?

Can the temporary use of right ventricular assist devices bridge patients with acute right ventricular failure after cardiac surgery to recovery?

In patients with extensive subcutaneous emphysema, which technique achieves maximal clinical resolution: infraclavicular incisions, subcutaneous drain insertion or suction on in situ chest drain?: Table 1

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