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An evidence-based review of the practice of cardiopulmonary bypass in adults: A focus on neurologic injury, glycemic control, hemodilution, and the inflammatory response by Shann, Kenneth G., Likosky, Donald S., Murkin, John M., Baker, Robert A., Baribeau, Yvon R., DeFoe, Gordon R., Dickinson, Timothy A., Gardner, Timothy J., Grocott, Hilary P., O’Connor, Gerald T., Rosinski, David J., Sellke, Frank W., Willcox, Timothy W.

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Intraoperative red blood cell transfusion during coronary artery bypass graft surgery increases the risk of postoperative low-output heart failure by SURGENOR, Stephen D, DEFOE, Gordon R, KRUMHOLZ, Charles F, WESTBROOK, Benjamin M, GALATIS, Dean J, FRUMIENTO, Carmine, ROSS, Cathy S, OLMSTEAD, Elaine M, O'CONNOR, Gerald T, FILLINGER, Mary P, LIKOSKY, Donald S, GROOM, Robert C, CLARK, Cantwell, HELM, Robert E, KRAMER, Robert S, LEAVITT, Bruce J, KLEMPERER, John D

“…Hemodilutional anemia during cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) is associated with increased mortality during coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery. The impact…”
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Lowest hematocrit on bypass and adverse outcomes associated with coronary artery bypass grafting by DeFoe, Gordon R, Ross, Cathy S, Olmstead, Elaine M, Surgenor, Stephen D, Fillinger, Mary P, Groom, Robert C, Forest, Richard J, Pieroni, John W, Warren, Craig S, Bogosian, Mary E, Krumholz, Charles F, Clark, Cantwell, Clough, Robert A, Weldner, Paul W, Lahey, Stephen J, Leavitt, Bruce J, Marrin, Charles A.S, Charlesworth, David C, Marshall, Peter, O’Connor, Gerald T

“…Background. Cardiac surgery patients’ hematocrits frequently fall to low levels during cardiopulmonary bypass. Methods. We investigated the association between…”
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Embolic activity during in vivo cardiopulmonary bypass by DeFoe, Gordon R, Dame, Norman A, Farrell, Mark S, Ross, Cathy S, Langner, Craig W, Likosky, Donald S

“…Neurologic injury after cardiac surgery is principally associated with emboli. Although much work has focused on surgical sources of emboli, less attention has…”
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Transforming administrative data into real-time information in the Department of Surgery by Beaulieu, Peter A, Higgins, John H, Dacey, Lawrence J, Nugent, William C, DeFoe, Gordon R, Likosky, Donald S

“…Cardiothoracic surgical programmes face increasingly more complex procedures performed on evermore challenging patients. Public and private stakeholders are…”
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Rationalising the treatment of anaemia in cardiac surgery: short and mid-term results from a local quality improvement initiative by Likosky, Donald S, Surgenor, Stephen D, Dacey, Lawrence J, DeFoe, Gordon R, Maislen, Elizabeth L, Clark, Jean A, Aubuchon, James P, Higgins, John H, Beaulieu, Peter A, O'Connor, Gerald T, Ross, Cathy S

“…Transfusion of red blood cells, while often used for treating blood loss or haemodilution, is also associated with higher infection rates and mortality. The…”
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Variation in Arterial Inflow Temperature: A Regional Quality Improvement Project by WARREN, Craig S, DEFOE, Gordon R, GROOM, Robert C, PIERONI, John W, GROSKI, Candace S, MORSE, Catherine B, CONNORS, Ellen M, LATAILLE, Peter J, ROSS, Cathy S, LIKOSKY, Donald S

“…Peer-reviewed evidence (Class IIa, Level B) suggests that arterial blood temperature should be limited to 37 degrees C during cardiopulmonary bypass. We…”
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Cardiopulmonary bypass recommendations in adults: the northern New England experience by DioDato, Christian P, Likosky, Donald S, DeFoe, Gordon R, Groom, Robert C, Shann, Kenneth G, Krumholz, Charles F, Warren, Craig S, Pieroni, John W, Benak, Arnold, McCusker, Kevin, Olmstead, Elaine M, Ross, Cathy S, O'Connor, Gerald T

“…Using a regional cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) registry, we compared the practice of CPB at eight northern New England institutions to recently published…”
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Predicting the risk of death from heart failure after coronary artery bypass graft surgery by SURGENOR, Stephen D, O'CONNOR, Gerald T, NUGENT, William C, LAHEY, Stephen J, QUINN, Reed, CHARLESWORTH, David C, DACEY, Lawrence J, CLOUGH, Robert A, LEAVITT, Bruce J, DEFOE, Gordon R, FILLINGER, Mary

“…Heart failure is the most common cause of death among coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) patients. In addition, most variation in observed mortality rates for…”
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Lowest core body temperature and adverse outcomes associated with coronary artery bypass surgery by DeFoe, Gordon R, Krumholz, Charles F, DioDato, Christian P, Ross, Cathy S, Olmstead, Elaine M, Groom, Robert C, Pieroni, John W, Forest, Richard J, O’Connor, Brian R, Bogosian, Mary E, Warren, Craig S, O’Connor, Gerald T

“…To examine the effect of lowest core body temperature on adverse outcomes associated with coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery, data were collected on…”
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Abstract P133: Effect of Prior Cardiac Surgery on Survival After CABG Surgery by Likosky, Donald S, Surgenor, Stephen D, Kramer, Robert S, Russo, Louis, Leavitt, Bruce J, Helm, Robert E, Sardella, Gerald L, DiPierro, Francis, Baribeau, Yvon R, Sisto, Donato, Clough, Robert A, Westbrook, Benjamin M, DeFoe, Gordon R, Malenka, David J, MacKenzie, Todd A, Frumiento, Carmine, Brown, Jeremiah R, Sorensen, Meredith J, Olmstead, Elaine M, Ross, Cathy S

“…Abstract only Background: We examined a recent regional experience to determine the impact of a prior cardiac surgery on short and long-term outcomes following…”
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Reply by DeFoe, Gordon R., O’Connor, Gerald T.

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Safety of low hematocrits during cardiopulmonary bypass by DeBois, William J., Lee, Leonard Y., Krieger, Karl H.

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Predicting the Risk of Death from Heart Failure After Coronary Artery Bypass Graft Surgery by Surgenor, Stephen D., O’Connor, Gerald T., Lahey, Stephen J., Quinn, Reed, Charlesworth, David C., Dacey, Lawrence J., Clough, Robert A., Leavitt, Bruce J., Defoe, Gordon R., Fillinger, Mary, Nugent, William C.

“…Heart failure is the most common cause of death among coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) patients. In addition, most variation in observed mortality rates for…”
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Highest core temperature during cardiopulmonary bypass and rate of mediastinitis by Groom, Robert C, Rassias, Athos J, Cormack, John E, DeFoe, Gordon R, DioDato, Christian, Krumholz, Charles K, Forest, Richard J, Pieroni, John W, O’Connor, Brian, Warren, Craig S, Olmstead, Elaine M, Ross, Cathy S, O’Connor, Gerald T

“…Temperature control during cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) may be related to rates of bacterial infection. We assessed the relationship between highest core…”
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