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CTH
(redirected from cardiothoracic)

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CTHCommonwealth
CTHChalmers Tekniska Högskola (Chalmers University of Technology, Göteborg, Sweden)
CTHContract to Hire
CTHCounty Trunk Highway (Wisconsin)
CTHChemotherapy
CTHCardiothoracic
CTHConfederación de Trabajadores de Honduras (Spanish: Confederation of Honduran Workers)
CTHCystathionase
CTHCloser to Home
CTHCatalytic Transfer Hydrogenation
CTHCentrale des Travailleurs Haitiens (French: Confederation of Haitian Workers, Haiti)
CTHCustoms Tariff Heading
CTHChurch-Turing Hypothesis (Artificial Intelligence)
CTHCSQ to the Three-Halves
CTHChuckles to Him/Herself
CTHConsolidated Transaction History


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We are thrilled to be able to realize the vision of creating the Vivian and Seymour Milstein Family Heart Center, which will serve as a wonderful home for the entire team of world class cardiologists and cardiothoracic surgeons that make New York-Presbyterian/Columbia a preeminent hospital for cardiac care.
Ground broken at Vivian and Seymour Milstein Heart Center by Real Estate Weekly
After receiving many requests from cardiothoracic surgeons looking for a way to lessen trauma to the legs of their CABG patients, the methodology and technology were redesigned for application in open heart procedures.
New technology may bring pain relief to bypass patients by Chu, Lyea / Los Angeles Business Journal
Cardiothoracic surgeon Bryan Steinberg and his team were performing a coronary bypass operation at the time.
Putting the patient first by Lee, Robert W. / The New American
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