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Common Arterial Trunk Repair at the Red Cross War Memorial Hospital, Cape Town: A 20-year review of surgical practice and outcomes
BACKGROUND: A description of the post-operative outcomes following Common Arterial Trunk (CAT) repair over 20 years before and following the transition to nonconduit repair. Primary outcomes were 30-day and overall, in-hospital mortality for paediatric patients who underwent CAT repair at Red Cross...
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Division of General Surgery
2024
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