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Arterial Skeletonization Appears to Offer Protection Against Deep Sternal Infection Following BIMA Use

New research reveals internal mammary artery skeletonization, a surgical technique, helps reduce chances of serious chest wound infection after heart bypass surgery in patients with diabetes. Dr. Ifeanyi Chinedozi shares the importance of this finding and how it could potentially lead to practice changes.


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Johns Hopkins Medicine