Objective: Median sternotomy is the most commonly used method for open heart surgery. Poor sternal healing after median sternotomy can cause a significant increase in morbidity and mortality and prolong hospital stay. Although several techniques are available for sternal closure, it is practically limited, and the most common technique is the simple wire technique. There is insufficient scientific study on the comparison of alternative techniques. The aim of the present study was to compare the follow-up results of the sternotomy closure techniques: sternal cable and simple wire
Background: Median sternotomy is still the approach of choice for heart surgery and the most common ...
In open-heart surgery, sternal wound infection after median sternotomy is a critical complication. T...
Abstract Background Sternal instability with mediasti...
Background: Stainless steel wiring remains the most popular technique for primary sternal closure. R...
Objective: Impaired sternal wound healing remains problematic after median sternotomy and can cause ...
Impaired sternal wound healing remains problematic after median sternotomy and can cause to signific...
Objective: To investigate significant differences, if any, between figure of-eight method and simple...
Objective: Sternal dehiscence is a complication of median sternotomy incisions with high mortality a...
We describe an improved technique for sternal closure which is performed using combined single and d...
Sternum closure after open heart surgery is typically done with steel wires. Final approximation of ...
Objective To compare the sternal fixation effect of a polyetheretherketone (PEEK) cable product and ...
Median sternotomy provides standard access in cardiac surgery. Sternal closure traditionally involve...
OBJECTIVES Sternal instability and wound infections are major causes of morbidity following cardi...
BackgroundRigid sternal fixation (RSF) has been shown to reduce sternal wound complications in high-...
OBJECTIVES Sternal instability and wound infections are major causes of morbidity following cardi...
Background: Median sternotomy is still the approach of choice for heart surgery and the most common ...
In open-heart surgery, sternal wound infection after median sternotomy is a critical complication. T...
Abstract Background Sternal instability with mediasti...
Background: Stainless steel wiring remains the most popular technique for primary sternal closure. R...
Objective: Impaired sternal wound healing remains problematic after median sternotomy and can cause ...
Impaired sternal wound healing remains problematic after median sternotomy and can cause to signific...
Objective: To investigate significant differences, if any, between figure of-eight method and simple...
Objective: Sternal dehiscence is a complication of median sternotomy incisions with high mortality a...
We describe an improved technique for sternal closure which is performed using combined single and d...
Sternum closure after open heart surgery is typically done with steel wires. Final approximation of ...
Objective To compare the sternal fixation effect of a polyetheretherketone (PEEK) cable product and ...
Median sternotomy provides standard access in cardiac surgery. Sternal closure traditionally involve...
OBJECTIVES Sternal instability and wound infections are major causes of morbidity following cardi...
BackgroundRigid sternal fixation (RSF) has been shown to reduce sternal wound complications in high-...
OBJECTIVES Sternal instability and wound infections are major causes of morbidity following cardi...
Background: Median sternotomy is still the approach of choice for heart surgery and the most common ...
In open-heart surgery, sternal wound infection after median sternotomy is a critical complication. T...
Abstract Background Sternal instability with mediasti...