K M Taylor

Editorial
Perfusion 1998 13: 225. [PDF]  

Perfusion Workshop 1997 Perfusion techniques for minimally invasive cardiac surgery
Perfusion 1998 13: 226-227. [PDF]  

Paul F Gründeman

Vertical displacement of the beating heart by the Utrecht Octopus Tissue Stabilizer: effects on haemodynamics and coronary flow
Perfusion 1998 13: 229-230. [PDF] [References]  

Erik WL Jansen, Arno Nierich, Pieter Stella, Paul F Gründeman, Cornelius Borst, and Johan J Bredée

Utrecht experience with less invasive coronary surgery
Perfusion 1998 13: 231-236. [PDF] [References]  

A Diegeler, V Falk, M Matin, W Wirthle, Th Walther, R Autschbach, and F W Mohr

Minimally invasive coronary artery bypass grafting: experience with the CTS system approach
Perfusion 1998 13: 237-242. [PDF] [References]  

T Gooris, G Van Vaerenbergh, J Coddens, S Bouchez, and H Vanermen

Perfusion techniques for port-access surgery
Perfusion 1998 13: 243-247. [PDF] [References]  

H Vanermen, Y Vermeulen, F Wellens, R De Geest, I Degrieck, and F Van Praet

Port-access mitral valve surgery
Perfusion 1998 13: 249-252. [PDF]  

William S Peters, James I Fann, Thomas A Burdon, and Mario F Pompili

Port-access cardiac surgery: a system analysis
Perfusion 1998 13: 253-258. [PDF] [References]  

Jan Hultman

Anaesthesia and monitoring for minimally invasive cardiac surgery with special reference to minimally invasive direct coronary artery bypass surgery
Perfusion 1998 13: 259-264. [PDF] [References]  

B Meyns, S Ozaki, P Sergeant, Y Nishimura, and W Flameng

Circulatory support during minimally invasive coronary surgery
Perfusion 1998 13: 265-271. [PDF] [References]  

Jean-Marc Wismer

Vista and robotics: new technologies, new frontiers
Perfusion 1998 13: 273-277. [PDF]  

Neil Moat

Minimally invasive cardiac surgery
Perfusion 1998 13: 279-281. [PDF] [References]  

Calendar of events
Perfusion 1998 13: 283-286. [PDF]  

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