Performance of CABG with concomitant coronary artery endarterectomy in patients with severe coronary disease provides more complete revascularization. We examined the technique and early outcomes of CABG with endarterectomy. | 44 Publishing license number 07 GP-BTTTT issued on 04 January 2012 Coronary artery endarterectomy during coronary artery bypass grafting - A solution for complete revascularization Nguyen Cong Huu1 Doan Quoc Hung2 Ngo Thi Hai Linh1 Nguyen Huu Uoc2 Le Ngoc Thanh ABSTRACT the treatment of stenotic atherosclerotic coronary Background Performance of CABG with artery disease CAD . To achieve complete concomitant coronary artery endarterectomy in revascularization in patients with severely patients with severe coronary disease provides stenotic coronary arteries many authors in the more complete revascularization. We examined world reported on the combination of coronary the technique and early outcomes of CABG with endarectemy CE and CABG. However this endarterectomy CE . issue is still controversial due to the complexity Subjects and method 24 patients 20 and risks of the operation 1 2 . In Vietnam males 4 females with severe coronary disease until now no authors have discussed about this undergoing CABG operations with concomitant technique. Our study aims at describing the coronary artery endarterectomy. They were in a technique investigating the indications as well as selected cohort with minimum of three grafts for evaluating the early post-operative three main vesseles. All patients were operated on 2. SUBJECTS AND METHOD by the same group of surgeon. . An observational study of 24 patients with Results Mean age was 63 8 years. Number severe CAD underwent CABG surgery with at of grafts 4 3 0 7 vessels per patient. CE was least 3 grafts into three main coronary arteries performed on right coronary artery 45 8 on left and concomitant CE from 2011 to 2014 at anterior descending artery 29 1 circumflex Cardiovascular Center E Hospital. The patients artery 16 6 and diagonal artery 29 1 . Cross- clamp times 147 2 26 0 minutes perfusion were operated on according to the classical times 180 9 28 2 minutes ventilated time 18 9 surgical method with extracorporeal
