Mid-Long-Term Results After Aortic Arch Repair Using a Four-Branched Graft With Antegrade Selective Cerebral Perfusion
Satoshi Numata(Fukui CardioVascular Center), Hirokazu Ohashi(Fukui CardioVascular Center), Takaaki Samura(Fukui CardioVascular Center), Hiroyuki Seo(Fukui CardioVascular Center), Sachiko Yamazaki(Fukui CardioVascular Center), Yasushi Tsutsumi(Fukui CardioVascular Center), Osamu Monta(Fukui CardioVascular Center), Shohei Yoshida(Kanazawa University)
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