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ObjectiveAcute aortic dissection remains a serious emergency in the field of cardiovascular medicine and a challenge for cardiothoracic surgeons. In the present study, we seek to compare the outcomes of different surgical techniques in the repair of type
K. Wisniewski +9 more
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Hemiarch replacement with aortic root preservation for acute type A aortic dissection [PDF]
Andreas Habertheuer +8 more
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Hemiarch Replacement With Brachiocephalic Endografting and Antegrade TEVAR: The New Total Arch Replacement? [PDF]
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A Rehabilitation of Economic Replacement Theory [PDF]
Our objective in this paper is to shed light on the economic forces and the specific way in which they combine to determine the service life, and hence the replacement demand for durables, in the short run and in the long run.
George C. Bitros, Elias Flytzanis
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Commentary: Hemiarch replacement for acute type A dissection: Are we doing enough? [PDF]
Andréanne, Cartier, François, Dagenais
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Open Cow Replacement Decisions: an Application of Asset Replacement Theory [PDF]
Beef producers must decide what to do with a cow that fails to conceive during the breeding season. Keeping the open cow results in a years expenses without any revenue.
Anderson, John D., Ibendahl, Gregory A.
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Discrete-continuous analysis of optimal equipment replacement [PDF]
In Operations Research, the equipment replacement process is usually modeled in discrete time. The optimal replacement strategies are found from discrete (or integer) programming problems, well known for their analytic and computational complexity.
YATSENKO, Yuri, HRITONENKO, Natali
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Technological breakthroughs and asset replacement [PDF]
The authors analyze the optimal replacement of assets under continuous and discontinuous technological change. They investigate the variable lifetime of assets in an infinite-horizon replacement problem.
Yatsenko, Yuri, Hritonenko, Natali
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Background: Intraoperative iatrogenic aortic dissection (IAD) is an uncommon but serious complication of cardiac surgery, and available evidence remains limited, with most reports based on small series.
Jinjing Wu +3 more
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