Favorable late survival after aortic surgery under straight deep hypothermic circulatory arrest
Anneke Damberg(Yale New Haven Hospital), John A. Elefteriades(Yale University), Davide Carino(Yale New Haven Hospital), John A. Rizzo(Stony Brook Medicine), Sven Peterß(LMU Klinikum), Paris Charilaou(Yale New Haven Hospital), Maryann Tranquilli(Yale New Haven Hospital), Bulat A. Ziganshin(Yale New Haven Hospital)
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