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SC Stephen Choi
AJ Angela Jerath
PJ Philip Jones
SA Sinziana Avramescu
GD George Djaiani
SS Summer Syed
TS Tarit Saha
LK Lilia Kaustov
AK Alex Kiss
FD Frédérick D'Aragon
PH Peter Hedlin
RR Raja Rajamohan
EC Etienne J. Couture
AS Amara Singh
JM Josiane CS Mapplebeck
SW Sophia Wong
BO Beverley Anne Orser
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Randomisation will be accomplished in advance of the surgical procedure through a centralised, secured, online REDCap database. Participants will be randomised (1:1) in permuted blocks of 4–8 to one of two study groups described below. The randomisation sequence will be computer generated and stratified by two factors: planned procedure (CABG/CABG+ valve or valve-only procedure) and study site.

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