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Victor Mooreabout 4 years ago
What scars are common in a cardiac examination?
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about 4 years ago
Sternotomy scar (Midline) e.g. Mostly cardiac surgery especially Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (CABG) surgery Anterior thoracotomy scar (Submammary) e.g. pericardial surgery, lung biopsy Posterolateral thoracotomy (Axillary) e.g. Non-cardiac thoracic procedures Clamshell e.g. Bilateral subpectoral e.g. lung transplantation Left subclavicular e.g. pacemaker insertion
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