CABG
Off Pump CABG Concomitant Another Organ Malignancy...
Converting a procedure from off-pump coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) to on-pump CABG involves transitioning from performing the surgery without the use of a heart-lung machine to performing the...
Off Pump CABG in patient with Colon Cancer and...
Clinical video case: due to LMTO and obstructing CA colon undergone CABG and tumor resection with good course.
Redo Operation of Ascending Aorta Pseudo Aneurysm...
Video case: patient with previous CABG undergone redo operation and root replacement and graft reimplantation.
Patient with LVEF 5 Percent and LMTO and DM Candidate...
Clinical video case: patient with LVEF 5 without harsh usage of stabilizer undergone OP CABG without harsh rotation of the heart and fully stabilisation and first proximal anastomoses.
Haemostatic and Sealing Applications of TachoSil®...
This video shows two cases with surgical technique and tips and tricks to apply hemostasis & sealant patches in coronary artery disease reoperation as well as challenging anastomosis between arch...
Management of Ascending Aorta Extensive Dissection...
In this video we are going to show you how to manage valve preserving ascending aorta replacement and suspension and RCA aneurysm and CABG simultaneously.
Redo CABG in Patient with LVEF 5 to 10 Percent...
Video case: patient with LVEF 5 to 10 percent and previous CABG undergone redo CABG.
How to Perform Complete Laryngeal Resection with...
Surgical video: Zeraatian's technique after femoral cannulation perform endotracheal intubation with armor tube sternotomy and resection of tumor simultaneously CABG beating arch and thoracic outlet dissection...
Using TachoSil® for Sealing Anastomoses During...
Showcase of advanced ischemic heart disease. Revascularisation with 5 bypasses required bleeding management on cardiac venous bypass anastomosis performed with support of TachoSil.
Off Pump CABG and LV Aneurysm as well Free Wall...
Usage of ascending aorta homograft for the first time in LV aneurysm management and free perforation for the first time in off pump surgery patt LVEF 5 percent.