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Long-term cardiopulmonary function after thoracic sympathectomy: Comparison between the conventional and simplified techniques
The Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery, 06/30/09
González MAP et al. - Simplified and conventional thoracic sympathectomy resulted in a long-term reduction in FEV1, FEF25%–75%, Dlco, and resting and maximal heart rate, as well as a mild but significant increase in airway resistance in the conventional thoracic sympathectomy group, without any clinical consequence to the patient.
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