There is no significant difference in the operative risk between octogenarians compared with patients younger than 60 years in cardiac surgery.
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| Title: | There is no significant difference in the operative risk between octogenarians compared with patients younger than 60 years in cardiac surgery. |
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| Authors: | Mächler, H.1 heinrich.maechler@medunigraz.at, Salaymeh, L.1, Zirngast, B.1, Anelli-Monti, M.1, Oberwalder, P.1, Yates, A.1, Knez, I.1, Huber, St.1, Streinu, Ch.1, Ovcina, I.1, Malliga, D.1, Keeling, I.1, Beran, E.1, Mircic, A.1, Meszaros, K.1, Hetterle, R.1, Rieger, K.1, Curcic, P.1, Vötsch, A.1, Marte, W.2 |
| Source: | European Surgery: ACA Acta Chirurgica Austriaca. Dec2011, Vol. 43 Issue 6, p338-341. 4p. 3 Charts. |
| Database: | Academic Search Ultimate |
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