1. However, many physicians did not think of coronary bypass surgery as a specific therapy for heart failure, a condition that is primarily caused by poor heart pump function.

2. Over the last several years angioplasty has exceeded coronary bypass surgery as the preferred way to treat coronary artery disease.

3. The incidence of POAF is approximately 33% after coronary bypass surgery and 35-50% after valve surgery.

4. Thus1 to 2 years after coronary bypass surgery there was a significant reduction in the left ventricular segmental wall motion abnonmalities.

5. Coronary bypass surgery, for example, costs on average about $20, 000 overseas (including various doctor and hospital fees and travel expenses), while the average Medicare reimbursement is $21, 000.

6. Multivariate analysis showed that coronary bypass surgery and the severity of acute total body pain 48 hours after surgery were significant predictors of the total area of dysaesthesia .

7. Three patients had coronary bypass surgery, 48 patients had cardiotonic , 31 had antihypertensive and 19 had antiarrhythmic therapies before surgery.

8. Patients undergoing coronary bypass surgery need implants of new, healthy blood vessels.

9. Patients undergoing coronary bypass surgery need implants of new, healthy blood vessels.So do those who receive repeated hemodialysis due to kidney failure.

10. Methods SPSS was used to analyze the general clinical and coronary angiographic data of 113 patients with coronary bypass surgery performed.

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11. Percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA), stenting, surgical resection of the bridge ( myotomy ), and coronary bypass surgery are only reserved for the rare patient with severe symptoms.

12. One is whether to stop taking certain prescribed drugs before an operation. Another is whether to implant stents or perform coronary bypass surgery before conducting other types of elective surgery.