Effect of aortic arch surgery in newborns' cerebral and gastrointestinal hemodynamics: evaluation by Doppler ultrasonography

In this study, we investigated changes in newborns' cerebral and intestinal blood flow who had undergone aortic arch surgery. This study was carried out prospectively as a preliminary study in patients younger than 30 days at the time of aortic arch reconstruction between 1 August and 1 Decembe...

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Main Authors: Ozturk, Erkut, Gokalp, Selman, Tanidir, Ibrahim Cansaran, Cilsal, Erman, Ergun, Servet, Haydin, Sertac, Guzeltas, Alper
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