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Table 2: Baseline characteristics<sup>a</sup> of non-survivors and survivors and univariate logistic models predicting 30-day mortality From: The association.

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1 Table 2: Baseline characteristics<sup>a</sup> of non-survivors and survivors and univariate logistic models predicting 30-day mortality From: The association between the transfusion of small volumes of leucocyte-depleted red blood cells and outcomes in patients undergoing open-heart valve surgery Interact CardioVasc Thorac Surg. 2016;24(2): doi: /icvts/ivw299 Interact CardioVasc Thorac Surg | © The Author Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the European Association for Cardio-Thoracic Surgery. All rights reserved. 1

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Table 1 Cause of death for arrested organ donors
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Figure 1 Patients outside of target international normalized ratio range by time point and management strategy. All values are expressed as percentages.

Figure 1 Patients outside of target international normalized ratio range by time point and management strategy. All values are expressed as percentages.
Fig. 1. Patient transferred to ICU with IABP inserted surgically through left axillary artery approached at deltoido-pectoralis groove (a). Correct position.

Fig. 1. Patient transferred to ICU with IABP inserted surgically through left axillary artery approached at deltoido-pectoralis groove (a). Correct position.
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Table 1 Patient characteristics

Table 1 Patient characteristics
Figure 2: The Medical Imaging Projection System projecting the real-time fluorescent image on the surface of the lung during surgery (left). The cut surface.

Figure 2: The Medical Imaging Projection System projecting the real-time fluorescent image on the surface of the lung during surgery (left). The cut surface.
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Figure 6 Case 6: (A) MRA showed occlusion of the left internal carotid artery. (B) MRI 4 days before cell injection and (C) 7 days after cell injection.
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Figure 1. Selection of papers.
Figure 4 Comparison of school and leisure time activity energy expenditure on weekdays between preschool and adolescent boys in different age categories.

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