On-pump beating heart surgery has been proposed as a superior technique for cardiac surgery, and is receiving renewed interest from cardiac surgeons. Here, we review the technique, focusing on the basic principles of myocardial protection, operative methodology, category, intraoperative concerns, current status, organ protection, advantages, disadvantages, indications, contraindications, unanswered questions, and future research.
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- TCPC is a surgery used for kids with certain heart problems to help their heart work better.
- The study looked at two different ways to do this surgery: one where the heart stops beating and one where it keeps beating during the operation.
- Both methods were safe, but the heart-beating method had less blood loss and quicker recovery for the kids.
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