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Zugangswege in der Herzchirurgie

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Kompendium der modernen Herzchirurgie beim Erwachsenen

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Der Zugang zum Herzen und zu den großen Gefäßen im Thorax ist durch den knöchernen Brustkorb erschwert. In der Herzchirurgie hat sich die mediane Sternotomie als primärer Zugangsweg fest etabliert; lediglich in speziellen Situationen werden andere Thorakotomien bevorzugt. Im Vergleich mit anderen chirurgischen Fachbereichen haben sich interventionelle und minimal-invasive Zugangswege in der Herzchirurgie erst relativ spät etablieren können, sodass nunmehr neben der medianen Sternotomie auch verschiedene Minithorakotomien und sogar total-endoskopische Zugangsoptionen zur Verfügung stehen.

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Wiedemann, D. (2020). Zugangswege in der Herzchirurgie. In: Stanger, O. (eds) Kompendium der modernen Herzchirurgie beim Erwachsenen. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-0451-4_1

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