Innsbruck Medical University
Hybrid coronary artery revascularization logistics, program development are considered
Published in Cardiovascular Business Week, January 10th, 2006
Scientists writing in the journal Heart Surgery Forum report, "Planning hybrid coronary artery revascularization--a combination of cardiac surgery with percutaneous procedures--requires, at first sight, a very complex logistical setup. Technical- and equipment-related details should be defined as early as possible in order to have time for training of all OR personnel involved,"
G.J. Friedrich and colleagues at Innsbruck Medical University wrote, "The most challenging aspect in OR-located hybrid coronary revascularization remains a...
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