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1.	Perioperatively Application Of Growth Hormone In Elderly Patient Undergoing Cardiovascular Surgery
2.	Experimental Study On Vein Grafts Function Preserved By ET-receptor Antagonist (BOSENTAN)
3.	Relevant Factors Analysis And Intervention Measures Of The Noninfectious Hyperthermia After Cardiovascular Surgery
4.	Inhalation Of Low Concentrations Of Nitric Oxide In Cardiovascular Surgery Perioperative Clinical Application
5.	Inhalation Anesthetics On Myocardial Function
6.	By Transesophageal Echocardiography In The Cardiovascular Surgery
7.	Surgical Treatment Of Dissecting Aneurysm Of Thoracic Aorta
8.	The Effects Of Dopamine On Renal Blood Flow Measured With Transesophageal Echocardiography In Cardiovascular Surgery
9.	Study Of Perioperative Application Of Amiodarone Prevents Atrial Fibrillation In Patients With Mitral-valve Replacement
10.	The Initial Study Of Intensive Insulin Therapy In Cardiovascular Surgery Perioperation
11.	Comparason Of Impacts Of NE And DA On Early Outcome And Renal Function During Perioperative Stage In Patients Undergoing Cardiovascular Surgery
12.	Cardiovascular Surgical Treatment Of Renal Cellcarcinoma With High Inferior Vena Cava Thrombus (with 2 Cases And Literature Review)
13.	The3-D Modeling For Cardiovascula Surgical Based On Virtual Reality
14.	Study On The Establishment Of The Evaluation And Hierarchical Monitor System On Adult Patients After Cardiac Surgery
15.	Experimental Studies Of Swimbladder-a Novel Biomaterial For Cardiovascular Surgery
16.	The Research Of China Cardiovascular Surgery Registration System Applied In Cardiac Surgery
17.	Comparison And Risk Factors Of Surgical Treatments For The Aortic Root In Acute Aortic Dissection
18.	Application Of Antibacterial Drugs Directed By Procalcitonin
19.	Comparison Of Thoracoscopic Minimally Invasive Surgery With Traditional Median Thoracotomy For Early Prognosis Of Mitral Valve Disease: A Multicenter, Propensity Score Matching Study
20.	Experience Of 516 Adult Cardiovascular Surgeries Without Blood Transfusion
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