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0.05). Prolonged mean preoperative CCU stay, prolonged mean postoperative intubation period, and prevalence of severe postoperative mitral regurgitation were significantly higher in the expired group (P < 0.05). Conclusions: This study showed a relatively high mortality rate in the patients undergoing ASO, in comparison to similar evidence, while the morbidity rate in the surviving patients was acceptable. Proper parallel circulations, timing of the surgery, and adequate skills among surgeons are essential for the success of ASO. (Iranian Heart Journal 2017; 18(3):42-51)]]>
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