The vacuum device was favored on three measures: lower ICU admission (5% vs 12%), lower blood transfusion rates (48% vs 62%), and shorter indwelling time (by 1.96 hours), all P <.001.
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Meg Vasey, MD candidate, New York Medical College, Valhalla, New York, outlined the scope of the analysis.
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