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Kieser 2010
3-year post-op follow-up PI< 5 connected to less risk of MACE and death
Kim 2019
Less re-interventions with TTFM than without TTFM
Quan 2022
Less perioperative MI with TTFM than without TTFM
Laali 2022
Add 3 min and reduce MACE by 50%
Circulation 2021
10 consensus statements recommending the use of TTFM in every CABG procedure
Meyer 2019
Flow >170mL/min predicts successful maturation of AVF.
Miyake 2019
Optimal flow reduces the risk for early graft occlusion after Peripheral Bypass.
Troisi 2025
Arterial flow > 310 mL/min reduces risk of delayed graft function after kidney transplantation.
Knappich 2020
CIDAC: HFUS enables more correct detection of higher-grade defects than angiography during CEA.

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Minimally invasive surgical coronary artery bypass in women

Miller C. and Zwischenberger B.
2023
Published Articles
Cardiac
Minimally invasive surgical coronary artery bypass in women

Minimally invasive coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) has emerged as a viable alternative to conventional sternotomy CABG in select patients requiring coronary revascularization. Specific techniques vary, but minimally invasive CABG (i.e., MIDCAB) usually involves revascularization of the left anterior descending (LAD) artery with the left internal mammary artery (LIMA)...

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Cynthia L. Miller and Brittany A. Zwischenberger

The 10 Commandments of Less Invasive CABG: How to Increase Adoption

Ruel M
2024
Published Articles
Cardiac
The 10 Commandments of Less Invasive CABG: How to Increase Adoption

Coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) is one of the most performed operations worldwide. However, CABG is often as invasive today as it was 50 years ago...

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Marc Ruel, MD, MPH

Epicardial ultrasound in a case of myocardial bridge and apical hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

Whalen LB et al.
2020
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Cardiac
Epicardial ultrasound in a case of myocardial bridge and apical hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

A 59-year-old male with a history of unstable angina was diagnosed with a myocardial bridge of the left anterior descending artery (LAD) and apical variant hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (AHCM). He underwent unroofing of the myocardial bridge and a left ventricular apical myectomy. Intraoperatively, epicardial ultrasound was used to identify the myocardial bridge with systolic compression of the LAD and confirm resolution of this compression postoperatively. Read more...

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Whalen LB, Davies SW, Singh K, Ailawadi G

Conduit quality control protocol in CABG

Del Río IJ et al.
2023
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Cardiac
Conduit quality control protocol in CABG

Cardiac revascularization surgery has a long history. Its results and safety are well known. Nonetheless, the long-term patency rate of certain grafts used in cardiac revascularization is non-optimal, and CABG is associated with a risk of cerebrovascular stroke due to aortic manipulation. We have developed a simple control quality protocol of the anastomosis performed in CABG, aiming to improve the long-term patency of certain grafts used in cardiac revascularization surgery and reduce the risk of cerebrovascular stroke in those patients.

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Ignacio Juárez Del Río, Enrique Villagrán Medinilla, Ali Ayaon Albarrán, Miguel Angel Rubio Alonso and Angel Aroca Peinado‍

How I do it: Endoscope-assisted in situ arterial reconstruction of the lower limb

Michels A et al.
2024
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Vascular
How I do it: Endoscope-assisted in situ arterial reconstruction of the lower limb

Arterial reconstruction with the great saphenous vein is a frequently performed vascular surgery technique for revascularization of chronic limb threatening ischemia. Surgeon variations of the procedure are common and aim to balance patency, limb salvage, complications, hospital resources, and technical feasibility. We describe a minimally invasive revascularization option using endoscope assistance for in situ great saphenous vein–arterial bypass... Read more

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Michels A, Baghdadwala M and Yacob M.
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Prospective Comparison of Duplex Ultrasound and Angiography for Intra-operative Completion Studies after Carotid Endarterectomy (CIDAC)

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Prospective assessment of intraoperative renal perfusion with Transit time flow measurments (TTFM) in deceased and living donor kidney transplantation.

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Time to Assess the Role of Quality Control in CABG: The SMARTFLOW Trial Program

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ROMA: Women: Innovative Approaches for the First Cardiac Surgery Trial in Women

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