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Cardiac arterial inflowgram file 1976 Complete revascularization of both native coronary arterial systems by bilateral ventricular mammary artery implants, particularly when right implant collateralizes vieussens ring.(A. Vineberg and A.A. Steele) file approximately 1976 Coronary arteriolar changes occuring following autonomic nervous system stimulation (A. Vineberg and Ralph C. Smith) file [between 1950 and 1959] Detached omental graft: an excellent graft: an excellent long-term revascularization supplement to mammary artery ventricular implants in patients with class III, IV, angina diffuse progressive coronary obstruction, and congestive left ventricular failure. (A. Vineberg) file 1983-1986 Direct repair of diseased coronary arteries compared to revascularization of micro-myocardial circulation by implants for lasting relief of myocardial ischemia. (A. Vineberg, S. Velena, S. Savage, J. Long) file 1970 Effect of ventricular/arterial implants and omental graft surgery on survival and symptoms over nineteen years in sixty patients with left main coronary artery obstruction . A cumulative actuarial survival study file 1981-1983 Mammary artery ventricular myocardial implants provide long-term functional bypasses of obstructed surface coronary arteries (A. Vineberg) file 1984-1985 Muscular subaortic stenosis. Trial of a new surgical procedure. (A. Vineberg, F.K. Nakhjavan, W.H. Palmer, M. McGregor) file 1964 Myocardial arterial implantation for the surgical treatment of angina pectoris. file 1970-1971 Necrosis of sternal manubrium following aortocoronary bypass grafts treated by a new type of chest jacket. file 1983-1984 Neurectomy for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy / Neurectomy for assymetric septal hypertrophy ( A. Vineberg, Robert Fraser, Maurice McGregor) file [between 1980 and 1989] A new look at right and left ventricular mammary artery implants for long term total cardiac revascularization. (A. Vineberg) file undated Non-invasive myocardial imaging or scintillation, an important aid to the cardiologist & revascularization surgeon in pre and post operative evaluations. (A. Vineberg and Y. Lucas Yamamoto) file ca 1979 Pathological, anatomical and hydraulic factors, which influence the value of aorto-coronary-vein grafts. (A. Vineberg, S. Savage, S. Valena, M.M. Lwin, Robert Young) file ca 1971-1974 Project of publication : Revascularization of the heart - Vineberg Technique. (A. Vineberg and Herbert Lampert) file 1969-1971 Reader's Digest - Articles submitted. (A. Vineberg) file 1972 Repair of diseased coronary arteries versus creation of new arterial lines anastomosing directly with myocardial arterioles for permanent relief of myocardial ischaemia. ( A. Vineberg, S. Velena, J. Long) file ca1970 Results of right and left ventricular internal mammary artery implants in treatment of significant coronary artery disease / statistical survey of 94 cases / Thomas Cherian and Arthur Vineberg file ca 1979-1980 Revascularization of entire heart occurs rapidly after left ventricular implants and immediately after right ventricular implants, making the aorto-coronary vein grafts unnecessary. (A. Vineberg, S. Savage and S. Velena) file ca 1970 Revascularization of lower extremities through the peri-arterial vascular bed of femoral and popliteal arteries. (A. Vineberg and M.M. Lwin) file ca1972 Right ventricular mammary artery implants provide long-term revascularization of both coronary circulations - 2 cases, 5 3/4 to 91/2 years post-operative. (Arthur Vineberg) file ca 1977 Sixty patients with main left coronary artery obstruction treated by ventricular/arterial implants and free omental grafts. Nineteen year survival study. (A. Vineberg) file 1983-1985 Surgical procedures file 1966-1967 Unfinished projects of publication of articles file ca1966-ca1976