Left main coronary artery disease treated with beating heart surgery: 10-year single center results
Tomasz K. Urbanowicz,
Michał Michalak,
Anna Olasińska-Wiśniewska
et al.
Abstract:Introduction
Left main (LM) coronary disease is believed to represent a complex, advanced, and potentially life-threatening atherosclerotic syndrome that can be treated by either percutaneous or surgical interventions. Despite its satisfactory results, the declined number of off-pump coronary artery bypass grafting (OPCAB) is observed.
Aim
To compare 10-year survival and point out possible mortality risk factors in patients referred for left main and multivessel OPCAB s… Show more
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