Insuficiencia del autoinjerto durante el seguimiento tras la intervención de Ross: factores predictores en una serie prospectiva

LCs in cardiothoracic and vascular procedures are hugely variable depending on the procedure type, outcome measures, level of prior experience, and methods/statistics used. Uniformity in methods, variables, and statistical analysis is needed to derive meaningful comparisons of LCs. Acknowledgment and application of learning processes other than those reliant on volume-outcomes relationship will benefit LC research and training of surgeons.

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Insuficiencia del autoinjerto durante el seguimiento tras la intervención de Ross: factores predictores en una serie prospectiva

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