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Fig. 3 —Drawing shows total aortic arch replacement with separate individual great vessel anastomoses. Thick straight arrows indicate proximal and distal aortic anastomoses. Anastomoses between graft side branches and native arch vessels (thin straight arrows), graft cannulation site (arrowhead), and sewn site of unused graft side branch site (curved arrow) also are shown.





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