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AsAo
(redirected from ascending aorta)

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ASAOAssociation for Social Anthropology in Oceania
AsAoAscending Aorta
ASAOAdvanced Space Analysis Office (NASA Lewis Research Center)
ASAOAssociation of Shows and Agricultural Organisations (UK)
ASAOAdministration & Scholarship Administration Office
ASAOAssociate Student Affairs Officer
ASAOAnimal Shelter Administrators of Ontario (Canada)


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291-6) Anahtar kelimeler: Koroner baypas cerrahisi, Cok kesitli bilgisayarli tomografi, norolojik komplikasyon, ROC analizi, testlerin tanisal degeri, lojistik regresyon analizi ABSTRACT Objective: Atheromatous plaques in the ascending aorta are major risk factors for strokes caused by macroembolization after coronary artery surgery.
Two weeks earlier, I had endured open-heart surgery to replace a congenitally defective aortic valve and a good bit of my ascending aorta.
1) It is seen surrounding the ascending aorta and has anterior, posterior and right lateral portions.
 
 
 
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