Flooding the surgical field with carbon dioxide during open heart surgery improves segmental wall motion

Keyphrases

• Surgical Field 100%
• Wall Motion 100%
• Open Heart Surgery 100%
• Carbon Dioxide 100%
• Segmental Walls 100%
• Placebo 30%
• Transesophageal Echocardiography 20%
• Myocardial Function 20%
• Air Embolism 20%
• Adverse Effects 10%
• Hospitalization 10%
• Placebo Groups 10%
• Randomized Placebo-controlled Trial 10%
• Coronary Artery 10%
• Intensive Care Unit Stay 10%
• Left Ventricle 10%
• Myocardial Ischemia 10%
• Cardiopulmonary Bypass 10%
• Valve Surgery 10%
• Transgastric 10%
• Pericardium 10%
• Common Cause 10%
• Inferior Wall 10%
• Pulse Pressure 10%
• Suction 10%
• Emboli 10%
• Rewarming 10%
• Anesthesia Time 10%
• Blood Gas 10%
• Left Heart 10%
• Jackson-Pratt Drain 10%
• Insufflation 10%
• Sweeping Speed 10%
• Cardiotomy Reservoir 10%
• Short-axis View 10%
• Preoperative Characteristics 10%
• Gasses 10%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Open Heart Surgery 100%
• Carbon Dioxide 100%
• Placebo 50%
• Heart Function 20%
• Transesophageal Echocardiography 20%
• Coronary Artery 10%
• Intensive Care Unit 10%
• Embolization 10%
• Left Ventricle 10%
• Heart Muscle Ischemia 10%
• Cardiopulmonary Bypass 10%
• Pericardium 10%
• Jackson-Pratt Drain 10%
• Pulse Pressure 10%
• Air Embolism 10%
• Adverse Effect 10%
• Blood Gas 10%