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Saturday Morning Science Experiment: Surgery On a Beating Heart
Saturday, November 7, 2009And Now, Some Ripped-From-the-Headlines Context.....
First, why a beating heart? Traditionally, if you had a clogged artery on your heart and doctors wanted to sew in some "bypass" arteries to get around the sluggish ones, the surgeon would shut your heart down, using a heart and lung machine to pump your blood instead. Less than a decade ago, though, doctors started collecting evidence suggestin...
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