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Francis Robicsek - Wikipedia • wikipedia.org

Francis Robicsek (July 4, 1925 - April 3, 2020) was a Hungarian- American cardio-thoracic surgeon in Charlotte, North Carolina. [1] Before moving to America, he was one of the surgeons to perform Hungary's first heart valve replacement surgeries in 1954. He was the first surgeon to perform heart bypass surgeries in the state in 1956 and the first heart transplant in 1986. [2]

Modified Robicsek Technique for Complicated Sternal Closure • annalsthoracicsurgery.org

described by Robicsek and associates [9]. Technique Four stainless steel wires are placed parasternally on both sides. The first wire is passed through the manubrium and through the second intercostal space and then twisted, so that a ring is formed. The second suture is placed through the second and third intercostal spaces in

The Robicsek Procedure for Closure of a Dehiscence of the Sternum • youtube.com

This is a video of the Robicsek procedure that Francis Robicsek created to close a dehiscence of the sternum. Learn more: https://www.ctsnet.org/article/robi...

Remembering Dr. Francis Robicsek, an Innovator and Humanitarian • atriumhealth.org

Francis Robicsek, MD, PhD, the founder of the Sanger Clinic (now known as Atrium Health's Sanger Heart & Vascular Institute), passed away peacefully, with his wife by his side, on April 3 rd at the age of 94. Known worldwide, Dr. Robicsek was an extraordinary person who dedicated his life to improving medicine and the world in ways both small and large.

Dr. Francis Robicsek, surgeon and humanitarian, dies at 94 | Charlotte ... • charlotteobserver.com

Francis Robicsek was born Ferenc Robicsek in Miskolc, Hungary, on July 4, 1925. He graduated from medical school at Pazmany Peter University in Budapest in 1949, at age 22.

Sternal Complications Following Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting and ... • nih.gov

The Robicsek technique, which involves a reinforced wiring pattern to stabilize the sternum, has been shown to improve outcomes compared to conventional sternal closure methods [12,13]. However, despite this intervention, the patient experienced recurrent sternal complications, including wire fracture and non-union. This underscores the ...

Francis Robicsek (1925-2020) - SpringerLink • springer.com

Schon zuvor, im Jahr 1977, hatte Robicsek eine Operation entwickelt, die seitdem mit seinem Namen verbunden ist: die sogenannte „Robicsek sternal weave" oder Robicsek-Plastik, eine spezielle Rekonstruktion eines postoperativ dehiszenten Sternums, die noch heute als das optimale Verfahren bei dieser schwerwiegenden Komplikation gilt ...

Modified Robicsek technique for complicated sternal closure • nih.gov

A modification of the technique described by Robicsek and associates for treatment of sternum separation after open heart operation is described. The technique consists of placing four interlocking steel wires parasternally on both sides and then including them in the usual transverse peristernal wi …

Modified Robicsek procedure for pectus excavatum in adult patients • nih.gov

Modified Robicsek procedure with a polypropylene mesh is associated with low incidences of early failure and mid-term recurrence. The procedure is recommended for adult pectus excavatum patients, including those with asymmetric or combined deformity as an initial or reoperative procedure.