Cardiac surgical patients exposed to heparin-bonded circuits develop less postoperative cerebral dysfunction than patients exposed to non-heparin-bonded circuits
Linda B. Mongero(NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital), Craig R. Smith(University of Arizona), Jürgen Beck(University Medical Center Freiburg), T A Spanier(NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital), KP. David Lee(NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital), Heather E. Manspeizer(NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital), Évelyne Heyer(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique)
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