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Preoperative main diagnosis.

Preoperative main diagnosis.

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Fig. 1. INVOS system with sensors applied to a patient forehead.
Fig. 4. Preoperative main diagnosis.
Fig. 5. INVOS curve for a patient underwent Glenn shunt without using CPB.
The role of in-vivo optical spectroscopy in assessment of cerebral perfusion in superior cavo-pulmonary shunt (Glenn)
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Background: Bidirectional Glenn shunt is a well-established procedure performed as a part of the single ventricle palliation pathway. It may also provide definitive palliation in certain other patients. However, stroke and neurocognitive dysfunction are common after cardiac surgery with rates of approximately 3–6% and 30–50%, respectively. This stu...
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... difference in the main diagnosis between the two groups was statistically insignificant (P value > 0.05) (see Fig. 3). These data were shown in Fig. ...

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