Open heart surgery in the elderly: results from a consecutive series of 100 patients aged 85 years or older
Todd K. Rosengart(Baylor College of Medicine), O. Wayne Isom(NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital), Eileen Finnin(Northwestern University), Yvette C. Tanhehco(NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital), Wilson Ko(National Taiwan University), Karl H. Krieger(NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital), Sanjay Samy(NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital), Samuel J. Lang(Cornell University), David Y. Kim(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia)
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