… compare early outcomes and mid-term survival of high-risk patients undergoing minimally
invasive aortic valve replacement … ) to evaluate the anatomical relationship among intercostal …

… were searched for studies comparing outcomes for SAVR, minimally invasive AVR (MiAVR), …
and unfavourable vascular anatomy may complicate the decision for minimally invasive …

… after minimally invasive David procedure compared with … of the cardioplegia, the anatomical
conditions become easier to … the minimally invasive approach by performing aortic valve …

… The nasal vestibule is the first area encountered as you move posteriorly through the anterior
nares, also known as the nostrils or external nasal valve. … algorithm to compare words from …

… portion of the nasal airway is the internal nasal valve (INV), … The anatomic landmarks
include (1) the caudal edge of the … The difference in (A, B) angle and (C, D) surface area before …

… possible anatomic causes, the internal nasal valve is the … Patients who were found to have
external nasal valve collapse … considered to be minimally invasive when compared to ACG; …

… Venous anatomy was also examined by the CT scans. The anatomy of the thoracic aorta is
also … randomized trials comparing minimal access surgery to standard sternotomy. In case of …

… CS cannulation rates 13 compared with the previous-… sinus. The modified bicaval view
is the preferred view to distinguish the CS from the inferior vena cava because 2 anatomic …

… referred for elective minimally invasive mitral valve surgery, … High-risk anatomy was defined
as a distance less than 3 mm … -risk anatomy group, with no significant statistical differences, …

… As compared to other minimally invasive approaches more … As compared to video-assisted
mitral valve surgery some signals in … valve anatomy and pathology and analysis of the robotic …