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Right Subclavian Artery Injury: 4

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The distal right subclavian artery was normal.       

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Right Subclavian Artery Injury: 5

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The patient was transported to the operating room for repair of the right subclavian injury. A median sternotomy approach was chosen to ensure adequate proximal control. Following induction of anesthesia, the patient was placed supine with the arms drawn inward.      

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Right Subclavian Artery Injury: 6

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A vertical incision was made over the sternum from the suprasternal notch to a point 5 cm below the xyphoid. A plane was developed behind the sternum using blunt finger dissection beneath the xyphoid below and beneath the suprasternal notch above (see coronary artery bypass grafts).      

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