Ischemia
Researchers in Greece, Australia and Netherlands zero in on ischemia
Published in Cardiovascular Week, December 18th, 2006
Study 1: New investigation results, "Ischemic preconditioning versus intermittent vascular occlusion in liver resections performed under selective vascular exclusion: a prospective randomized study," are detailed in a study published in The American Journal of Surgery. "The aim of this study was to compare ischemic preconditioning with the intermittent vascular occlusion technique in liver resections performed under inflow and outflow occlusion. Fifty-four patients with resectable liver tumors assigned were randomly to undergo surgery with either ischemic...
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