Risk of stroke associated with bypass surgery technique designed to prevent organ damage

Saturday, April 24, 2010 - 07:00 in Health & Medicine

The standard practice of cooling and then rewarming a patient to prevent organ damage during cardiac bypass surgery may impair the body's mechanism that controls blood flow to the brain, potentially increasing the patient's risk of stroke, new research from Johns Hopkins suggests...

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