2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.jtcvs.2022.06.007
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Commentary: Conduit selection in the COMPASS trial: Pointing in the wrong direction?

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“…In this issue, our colleague Dr David Taggart 1 is presenting a commentary on our recent publication, 2 concluding "Rather than the alarmist message of the investigators, implying an intrinsic biological/mechanistic problem with the RIMA graft, perhaps their real message is that 'a good vein graft is much better than a poorly harvested/deployed RIMA graft.'" I believe that he is pointing in the wrong direction.…”
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“…In this issue, our colleague Dr David Taggart 1 is presenting a commentary on our recent publication, 2 concluding "Rather than the alarmist message of the investigators, implying an intrinsic biological/mechanistic problem with the RIMA graft, perhaps their real message is that 'a good vein graft is much better than a poorly harvested/deployed RIMA graft.'" I believe that he is pointing in the wrong direction.…”
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confidence: 99%