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Laser welding for vascular anastomosis using albumin solder: An approach for MID‐CAB

To improve minimally invasive direct coronary artery bypass surgery (MID‐CAB), new techniques of vascular anastomosis that are faster and more reliable need to be developed.

Dix P. Poppas | D. Poppas | R. Soslow | Robert A. Soslow | Alistair B.M. Phillips | Beth Y. Ginsburg | Sandra J. Shin | Wilson Ko | B. Ginsburg | W. Ko | A. Phillips | Sandra J. Shin

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