Funding
The study was funded by the Research Committee of Hamad Medical
Corporation
Author Contribution:
MK, study design, data collection, writing, reviewing, ASO: study
design, contribution to concept, writing the manuscript and revising the
final form. PS: data management and manuscript revision, data
collection, interpretation of data, and revising of the manuscript, SS:
data collection and revision. SH: writing and discussion management. SH:
data collection and manuscript revision; HO data collection, RS:
statistical analysis.
All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
Acknowledgment
The authors are immensely indebted to all members of the Hamad Medical
Corporation for fulfilling the requirements for research. The authors
thank all members of the Cardiothoracic surgery department, Cardiac
anesthesia & CTICU division, Heart Hospital, Hamad Medical Corporation,
Qatar, for the required data and patient pool. The authors also thank
each and every member from the medical research department of Hamad
Medical Corporation for their support throughout this project. Our
sincere thanks to Dr. Abulaziz Alkhulaifi, Chairman of the
Cardiothoracic Surgery Department for his administrative support.
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