Elective surgery for ascending aortic aneurysm in the elderly: should there be an age cut-off?†
Sven Peterß(LMU Klinikum), John A. Elefteriades(Yale University), Bulat A. Ziganshin(Yale New Haven Hospital), Kabir Thombre(Yale New Haven Hospital), John A. Rizzo(Stony Brook Medicine), Umer Darr(Yale New Haven Hospital), Ahmed M. Mansour(Yale New Haven Hospital), Mohammad A. Zafar(Yale New Haven Hospital)
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