1. Current determinants of operative mortality in 1400 patients requiring aortic valve replacement 
Ines Florath, PhD, Ulrich P Rosendahl, MD, Amir Mortasawi, MD, Stefan F Bauer, MD, Fatmir Dalladaku, MD, Ina C Ennker, MD, Juergen C Ennker, MD, PhD 
The Annals of Thoracic Surgery 
Volume 76, Issue 1, Pages (July 2003)
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2. Fig 1
Effect of age on operative mortality for patients undergoing aortic valve replacement. The number of patients in each group is presented above each column.
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3. Fig 2
Proportion of patients receiving small aortic valves in dependence of height (top) and age (bottom). The number of patients in each group is presented above each column. (m = meters.)
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4. Fig 3
Effect of height on operative mortality. The number of patients in each group is presented above each column. (m = meters.)
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5. Fig 4
Different effects of age on operative mortality for patients with height smaller than 1.57 meters and larger. The number of patients in each group is presented above each column.
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6. Fig 5
Exponential (continuous line) effect of cardiopulmonary bypass time on operative mortality. The number of patients in each group is presented above each column. (mts = minutes.)
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