Initial cannulation strategy impacts perioperative outcomes of acute type A dissection in high-volume centers
Malak Elbatarny(University of Toronto), Mark D. Peterson(NYU Langone Health), Rony Atoui(Health Sciences North), Bindu Bittira(Health Sciences North), Kevin Lachapelle(Royal Victoria Hospital), Munir Boodhwani(University of Ottawa), Michael C. Moon(University of Alberta), Areeba Zubair(University of Toronto), Fadi Hage(Western University), François Dagenais, Maral Ouzounian(Toronto General Hospital), Michael Chu(Western University), John Bozinovski(University of Victoria), Jennifer C.Y. Chung(University of Toronto), Jonathan Hong(University of Manitoba)
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