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Coronary artery bypass surgery, also known as coronary artery bypass graft (CABG, pronounced "cabbage") surgery, and colloquially heart bypass or bypass ... Coronaryarterybypasssurgery FromWikipedia,thefreeencyclopedia Jumptonavigation Jumptosearch Surgicalproceduretorestorenormalbloodflowtoanobstructedcoronaryartery "Heartbypass"redirectshere.Forthetechniquetotakeoverthefunctionoftheheartandlungsduringsurgery,seeCardiopulmonarybypass. Thisarticlemaybetootechnicalformostreaderstounderstand.Pleasehelpimproveittomakeitunderstandabletonon-experts,withoutremovingthetechnicaldetails.(April2016)(Learnhowandwhentoremovethistemplatemessage) CoronaryarterybypasssurgeryEarlyinacoronaryarterybypassoperation,duringveinharvestingfromthelegs(leftofimage)andtheestablishmentofcardiopulmonarybypassbyplacementofanaorticcannula(bottomofimage).Theperfusionistandheart-lungmachineareontheupperright.Thepatient'shead(notseen)isatthebottom.OthernamesCoronaryarterybypassgraftICD-10-PCS021209WICD-9-CM36.1MeSHD001026MedlinePlus002946[editonWikidata] Coronaryarterybypasssurgery,alsoknownascoronaryarterybypassgraft(CABG,pronounced"cabbage")surgery,andcolloquiallyheartbypassorbypasssurgery,isasurgicalproceduretorestorenormalbloodflowtoanobstructedcoronaryartery.Anormalcoronaryarterytransportsbloodtotheheartmuscleitself,notthroughthemaincirculatorysystem. Therearetwomainapproaches.Inone,theleftinternalthoracicartery,LITA(alsocalledleftinternalmammaryartery,LIMA)isdivertedtotheleftanteriordescendingbranchoftheleftcoronaryartery.Inthismethod,thearteryis"pedicled"whichmeansitisnotdetachedfromtheorigin.Intheother,agreatsaphenousveinisremovedfromaleg;oneendisattachedtotheaortaoroneofitsmajorbranches,andtheotherendisattachedtotheobstructedarteryimmediatelyaftertheobstructiontorestorebloodflow. CABGisperformedtorelieveanginathatispoorlymanagedbymaximumtoleratedanti-ischemicmedication,preventorrelieveleftventriculardysfunction,and/orreducetheriskofdeath.CABGdoesnotpreventmyocardialinfarction(heartattack).Thissurgeryisusuallyperformedwiththeheartstopped,necessitatingtheusageofcardiopulmonarybypass.However,twoalternativetechniquesarealsoavailable,allowingCABGtobeperformedonabeatinghearteitherwithoutusingthecardiopulmonarybypass,aprocedurereferredtoas"off-pump"surgery,orperformingbeatingsurgeryusingpartialassistanceofthecardiopulmonarybypass,aprocedurereferredtoas"on-pumpbeating"surgery.Thelatterprocedureofferstheadvantagesoftheon-pumpstoppedandoff-pumpwhileminimizingtheirrespectiveside-effects. CABGisoftenindicatedwhencoronaryarterieshavea50to99percentobstruction.Theobstructionbeingbypassedistypicallyduetoarteriosclerosis,atherosclerosis,orboth.Arteriosclerosisischaracterizedbythickening,lossofelasticity,andcalcificationofthearterialwall,mostoftenresultinginageneralizednarrowingintheaffectedcoronaryartery.Atherosclerosisischaracterizedbyyellowishplaquesofcholesterol,lipids,andcellulardebrisdepositedintotheinnerlayerofthewallofalargeormedium-sizedcoronaryartery,mostoftenresultinginapartialobstructionintheaffectedartery.Eitherconditioncanlimitbloodflowifitcausesacross-sectionalnarrowingofatleast50%. Contents 1Terminology 1.1Numberofarteriesbypassed 2Efficacy 2.1Resultscomparedtostentplacement 3Complications 3.1CABGassociated 3.2Openheartsurgeryassociated 3.3Generalsurgeryassociated 4Procedure 4.1Minimallyinvasivetechnique 4.2Choiceofsourceofgrafts 4.3Followup 5Numberperformed 6History 7Cost 8Seealso 9References 10Externallinks Terminology[edit] RenéGerónimoFavalorowasanArgentinecardiacsurgeonandeducatorbestknownforhispioneeringworkoncoronaryarterybypasssurgeryusingthegreatsaphenousvein. Threecoronaryarterybypassgrafts,aLIMAtoLADandtwosaphenousveingrafts–onetotherightcoronaryarterysystemandonetotheobtusemarginalsystem. Therearemanyvariationsinterminology,inwhichoneormoreof"artery","bypass"or"graft"isleftout.ThemostfrequentlyusedacronymforthistypeofsurgeryisCABG(pronounced'cabbage'),[1]pluralizedasCABGs(pronounced'cabbages').Initiallythetermaortocoronarybypass(ACB)wasmorepopularlyusedtodescribethisprocedure.[2]CAGS(coronaryarterygraftsurgery,pronouncedphonetically)shouldnotbeconfusedwithcoronaryangiography(CAG). Numberofarteriesbypassed[edit] Thissectionneedsadditionalcitationsforverification.Pleasehelpimprovethisarticlebyaddingcitationstoreliablesources.Unsourcedmaterialmaybechallengedandremoved.Findsources: "Coronaryarterybypasssurgery" – news ·newspapers ·books ·scholar ·JSTOR(October2016)(Learnhowandwhentoremovethistemplatemessage) Thissectionneedstobeupdated.Pleasehelpupdatethisarticletoreflectrecenteventsornewlyavailableinformation.(October2016) Illustrationdepictingsingle,double,triple,andquadruplebypass Thetermssinglebypass,doublebypass,triplebypass,quadruplebypassandquintuplebypassrefertothenumberofcoronaryarteriesbypassedintheprocedure.Inotherwords,adoublebypassmeanstwocoronaryarteriesarebypassed(e.g.,theleftanteriordescending(LAD)coronaryarteryandrightcoronaryartery(RCA));atriplebypassmeansthreevesselsarebypassed(e.g.,LAD,RCAandleftcircumflexartery(LCX));aquadruplebypassmeansfourvesselsarebypassed(e.g.,LAD,RCA,LCXandfirstdiagonalarteryoftheLAD)whilequintuplemeansfive.Leftmaincoronaryarteryobstructionrequirestwobypasses,onetotheLADandonetotheLCX. Acoronaryarterymaybeunsuitableforbypassgraftingifitissmall(<1 mmor<1.5 mm),heavilycalcified,orlocatedwithintheheartmuscleratherthanonthesurface.Asingleobstructionoftheleftmaincoronaryarteryisassociatedwithahigherriskforacardiacdeathandusuallyreceivesadoublebypass.[3] Thesurgeonreviewsthecoronaryangiogrampriortosurgeryandidentifiesthenumberofobstructions,thepercentobstructionofeach,andthesuitabilityofthearteriesbeyondtheobstruction(s)astargets.Thepresumednumberofbypassgraftsneededaswellasthelocationforgraftattachmentisdeterminedinapreliminaryfashionpriortosurgery,butthefinaldecisionastonumberandlocationismadeduringsurgerybydirectexaminationoftheheart. Efficacy[edit] The2004ACC/AHACABGguidelinesstateCABGisthepreferredtreatmentfor:[4] Diseaseoftheleftmaincoronaryartery(LMCA). Diseaseofallthreecoronaryarteries(LAD,LCXandRCA). Diffusediseasenotamenabletotreatmentwithapercutaneouscoronaryintervention(PCI). The2005ACC/AHAguidelinesfurtherstatethatCABGisthepreferredtreatmentwithotherhigh-riskpatientssuchasthosewithsevereventriculardysfunction(i.e.lowejectionfraction),ordiabetesmellitus.[4] Bypasssurgerycanprovidereliefofanginawhenthelocationofpartialobstructionsprecludesimprovingbloodflowwithstents. Thereisnosurvivalbenefitwithbypasssurgeryvs.medicaltherapyinstableanginapatients.[citationneeded]However,thereisobviousbenefitofCABGsurgerywhencomparedtomedicaltherapy,asitprolongssurvivalnotonlyinpatientswith3-vesseldiseasebutalsowithleftmaindiseaseand1-or2-vesseldiseasewithproximalLADdisease.[5] Bypasssurgerydoesnotpreventfuturemyocardialinfarctions.[6] AgeperseisnotafactorindeterminingriskvsbenefitofCABG.[7] PrognosisfollowingCABGdependsonavarietyoffactors,andsuccessfulgraftstypicallylast8–15years.[citationneeded]Ingeneral,CABGimprovesthechancesofsurvivalofpatientswhoareathighrisk(generallytripleorhigherbypass),thoughstatisticallyafteraboutfiveyearsthedifferenceinsurvivalratebetweenthosewhohavehadsurgeryandthosetreatedbydrugtherapydiminishes.AgeatthetimeofCABGiscriticaltotheprognosis,youngerpatientswithnocomplicatingdiseasesdoingbetter,whileolderpatientscanusuallybeexpectedtosufferfurtherblockageofthecoronaryarteries.[8] Veinsthatareusedeitherhavetheirvalvesremovedorareturnedaroundsothatthevalvesinthemdonotoccludebloodflowinthegraft.Externalsupportmaybeplacedontheveinpriortograftingintothecoronarycirculationofthepatient.LITAgraftsarelonger-lastingthanveingrafts,bothbecausethearteryismorerobustthanaveinandbecause,beingalreadyconnectedtothearterialtree,theLITAneedonlybegraftedatoneend.TheLITAisusuallygraftedtotheleftanteriordescendingcoronaryartery(LAD)becauseofitssuperiorlong-termpatencywhencomparedtosaphenousveingrafts.[9][10] Resultscomparedtostentplacement[edit] CABGorstentplacementisindicatedwhenmedicalmanagement –anti-anginamedications,statins,antihypertensives,smokingcessation,and/ortightbloodsugarcontrolindiabetics –donotsatisfactorilyrelieveischemicsymptoms. BothPCIandCABGaremoreeffectivethanmedicalmanagementatrelievingsymptoms,[11](e.g.angina,dyspnea,fatigue). CABGissuperiortoPCIformostofthepatientswithmultivesselCAD[12][13]SYNTAXstudyfounda40%highermortalityinpatientwith3-vesselcoronaryarterydiseasetreatedwithPCIincomparisonwithCABG.[14] TheSurgeryorStent(SoS)trialwasarandomizedcontrolledtrialthatcomparedCABGtoPCIwithbare-metalstents.TheSoStrialdemonstratedCABGissuperiortoPCIinmultivesselcoronarydisease.[12] TheSYNTAXtrialwasarandomizedcontrolledtrialof1800patientswithmultivesselcoronarydisease,comparingCABGversusPCIusingdrug-elutingstents(DES).Thestudyfoundthatratesofmajoradversecardiacorcerebrovasculareventsat12monthsweresignificantlyhigherintheDESgroup(17.8%versus12.4%forCABG;P=0.002).[13]Thiswasprimarilydrivenbyhigherneedforrepeatrevascularizationproceduresandmorepost-proceduralmyocardialinfarctioninthePCIgroupwithnodifferenceinlong-termsurvival.[14]HigherratesofstrokeswereseenintheCABGgroup. TheFREEDOM(FutureRevascularizationEvaluationinPatientsWithDiabetesMellitus—OptimalManagementofMultivesselDisease)trialwillcompareCABGandDESinpatientswithdiabetes.Theregistriesofthenonrandomizedpatientsscreenedforthesetrialsmayprovideasmuchrobustdataregardingrevascularizationoutcomesastherandomizedanalysis.[15] AstudycomparingtheoutcomesofallpatientsinNewYorkstatetreatedwithCABGorpercutaneouscoronaryintervention(PCI)demonstratedCABGwassuperiortoPCIwithDESinmultivessel(morethanonediseasedartery)coronaryarterydisease(CAD).PatientstreatedwithCABGhadlowerratesofdeathandofdeathormyocardialinfarctionthantreatmentwithacoronarystent.PatientsundergoingCABGalsohadlowerratesofrepeatrevascularization.[16]TheNewYorkStateregistryincludedallpatientsundergoingrevascularizationforcoronaryarterydisease,butwasnotarandomizedtrial,andsomayhavereflectedotherfactorsbesidesthemethodofcoronaryrevascularization. Ameta-analysiswithover6000patientsshowedthatcoronaryarterybypasswasassociatedwithlowerriskformajoradversecardiaceventscomparedtodrug-elutingstenting.However,patientshadahigherriskofstrokeevents.[17] A2018meta-analysiswithover4000patientcasesfoundhybridcoronaryrevascularization(LIMA-to-LADanastomosiscombinedwithpercutaneousstentsatotheratheroscleroticsites)tohavesignificantadvantagescomparedwithconventionalCABG.Reducedincidenceofbloodtransfusion,reducedhospitalstaydurationandreducedintubationdurationwereallreported.Incontrast,HCRwasfoundtobesignificantlymoreexpensivecomparedtoCABG.[18] Complications[edit] Thissectionneedsadditionalcitationsforverification.Pleasehelpimprovethisarticlebyaddingcitationstoreliablesources.Unsourcedmaterialmaybechallengedandremoved.(May2013)(Learnhowandwhentoremovethistemplatemessage) CABGassociated[edit] Postperfusionsyndrome(pumphead),atransientneurocognitiveimpairmentassociatedwithcardiopulmonarybypass.Someresearchshowstheincidenceisinitiallydecreasedbyoff-pumpcoronaryarterybypass,butwithnodifferencebeyondthreemonthsaftersurgery.Aneurocognitivedeclineovertimehasbeendemonstratedinpeoplewithcoronaryarterydiseaseregardlessoftreatment(OPCAB,conventionalCABGormedicalmanagement).However,a2009researchstudysuggeststhatlongerterm(over5years)cognitivedeclineisnotcausedbyCABGbutisratheraconsequenceofvasculardisease.[19]Lossofmentalfunctionisacomplicationofbypasssurgeryinelderlypeople,andmightinfluenceprocedurecostbenefitconsiderations.[20]Severalfactorsmaycontributetoimmediatecognitivedecline.Theheart-lungbloodcirculationsystemandthesurgeryitselfreleaseavarietyofdebris,includingbitsofbloodcells,tubing,andplaques.Forexample,whensurgeonsclampandconnecttheaortatotubing,resultingemboliblockbloodflowandcauseministrokes.Otherheartsurgeryfactorsrelatedtomentaldamagemaybeeventsofhypoxia,highorlowbodytemperature,abnormalbloodpressure,irregularheartrhythms,andfeveraftersurgery.[21] Nonunionofthesternum;internalthoracicarteryharvestingincreasesthesternumdevascularizationrisk.[22] Myocardialinfarctionduetoembolism,hypoperfusion,orgraftfailure.Inmostcases,earlygraftfailurecanbesuccessfullytreatedinordertoimproveoutcomes.[23]Whileremoteischaemicpreconditioning(RIPC)reducesthecardiactroponinT(cTnT)releasemeasuredat72hoursaftersurgeryandcardiactroponinI(cTnI)releasemeasuredat48hoursand72hoursaftersurgery,itdoesnotreducereperfusioninjuryinpeopleundergoingcardiacsurgery.[24] Lategraftstenosis,particularlyofsaphenousveingraftsduetoatherosclerosiscausingrecurrentanginaormyocardialinfarction.[25] Acuterenalfailureduetoembolismorhypoperfusion.[26][27] Stroke,secondarytoembolismorhypoperfusion.[28] Vasoplegicsyndrome,secondarytocardiopulmonarybypassandhypothermia Pneumothorax:Anaircollectionaroundthelungthatcompressesthelung[27] Hemothorax:Bloodinthespacearoundthelungs Pericardialtamponade:Bloodcollectionaroundtheheartthatcompressestheheartandcausespoorbodyandbrainperfusion.Chesttubesareplacedaroundtheheartandlungtopreventthis.Ifthechesttubesbecomecloggedintheearlypostoperativeperiodwhenbleedingisongoingthiscanleadtopericardialtamponade,pneumothoraxorhemothorax. Pleuraleffusion:Fluidinthespacearoundthelungs.Thiscanleadtohypoxiawhichcanslowrecovery. Pericarditis Lowerextremityedema,extravasation,inflammation,andeccymosesfromveinharvest;entrapmentofupto9pounds(4.1 kg)offluidintheextremityiscommon.Thisismanagedwithathighlengthcompressionstocking,elevationofthelimb,andearlyandfrequentslowwalking;aswellasavoidanceofstandinginplace,sitting,andbendingthelegatthekneemorethanafewdegrees. Openheartsurgeryassociated[edit] Post-operativeatrialfibrillationandatrialflutter.[29] Anemia-secondarytobloodloss,plustheanemiaofinflammation,inflammationbeinginevitablewithopeningthechestplusharvestingoflegvein(s)forgrafting.Afallinthehemoglobinfromnormalpreoperativelevels(e.g.15)topostoperativelevelsof6to10areinevitable.Thereisnobenefitfromtransfusionsuntilthehemoglobinfallsbelow7.5.[30]Institutionsshouldestablishprotocolstoensuretransfusionsarenotgivenunlessthehemoglobinfallsbelow7.5withoutsomeadditionalcompellingreason(s).[31] Delayedhealingorrefractureofsternum-thesternumisbifurcatedlongitudinally(amediansternotomy)andretractedtoaccesstheheart.Failuretofollow"sternalprecautions"followingsurgerycouldresultindelayedhealingorrefractureofthesternumwhichwassuturedattheclosureofthechestwound: Holdapillowagainstthechestwhenevergettingoutoforintoachairorbed;orcoughing,sneezing,blowingnose,orlaughing,inordertoopposetheintrathoracicoutwardforcecreatedbytheseactivitiesonthehealingsternum. Avoidusingthepectoralmuscles,suchasbypushingonthechairarmstoassistone'sselfoutofachair,orbyusingthearmstoassistinsittingdown.Properstandingtechniqueistorockthreetimesinthechairandthenstandtoprovidemomentumformovingthecenterofgravityfromthesittingtothestandingposition.Propersittingtechniqueistoslowlylowerthebottomtowardthechairseatusinggluteusandquadricepsmuscles("legsonly")withoutgrabbingthechairarms.Second,patientsshouldavoidliftingobjectsutilizingthepectoralmuscles:carryinglightobjectswitharmsextendeddownatsides,andliftinglightobjectswiththeelbowspressedtothechestandusingthebiceps,areacceptable.Also,avoidusingthearmsoverhead. Avoidsittinginthecarfrontseat(nodriving)foratleastfourweeks:theexplosionofthedeploymentofanairbagcouldrefracturethesternalunion. Generalsurgeryassociated[edit] Infectionatincisionsites Sepsis Deepveinthrombosis Anestheticcomplicationssuchasmalignanthyperthermia Keloidscarring Chronicpainatincisionsites Chronicstressrelatedillnesses Procedure[edit] Illustrationofatypicalcoronaryarterybypasssurgery.Aveinfromthelegisremovedandgraftedtothecoronaryarterytobypassablockage. Coronaryarterybypasssurgeryduringmobilization(freeing)oftherightcoronaryarteryfromitssurroundingtissue,adiposetissue(yellow).Thetubevisibleatthebottomistheaorticcannula(returnsbloodfromtheHLM).Thetubeaboveit(obscuredbythesurgeonontheright)isthevenouscannula(receivesbloodfromthebody).Thepatient'sheartisstoppedandtheaortaiscross-clamped.Thepatient'shead(notseen)isatthebottom. Thissectiondoesnotciteanysources.Pleasehelpimprovethissectionbyaddingcitationstoreliablesources.Unsourcedmaterialmaybechallengedandremoved.(December2010)(Learnhowandwhentoremovethistemplatemessage) Thepatientisbroughttotheoperatingroomandmovedontotheoperatingtable. Ananaesthetistplacesintravenousandarteriallinesandinjectsananalgesic,usuallyfentanyl,intravenously,followedwithinminutesbyaninductionagent(usuallypropofoloretomidate)torenderthepatientunconscious. Anendotrachealtubeisinsertedandsecuredbytheanaesthetistandmechanicalventilationisstarted.Generalanaesthesiaismaintainedwithaninhaledvolatileanestheticagentsuchasisoflurane. Thechestisopenedviaamediansternotomyandtheheartisexaminedbythesurgeon. Thebypassgraftsareharvested–frequentvesselsaretheinternalthoracicarteries,radialarteriesandsaphenousveins.Whenharvestingisdone,thepatientisgivenheparintoinhibitbloodclotting. Inthecaseof"off-pump"surgery,thesurgeonplacesdevicestostabilizetheheart. Inthecaseof"on-pump"surgery,thesurgeonsuturescannulaeintotheheartandinstructstheperfusionisttostartcardiopulmonarybypass(CPB)normallyinstructingtheperfusionistto"Goonpump".OnceCPBisestablished,therearetwotechnicalapproaches:eitherthesurgeonplacestheaorticcross-clampacrosstheaortaandinstructstheperfusionisttodelivercardioplegiawithacooledpotassiummixturetostoptheheartandslowitsmetabolismorperformingbypassesonbeatingstate(on-pumpbeating). Oneendofeachveingraftissewnontothecoronaryarteriesbeyondtheobstructionandtheotherendisattachedtotheaortaoroneofitsbranches.Fortheinternalthoracicartery,thearteryisseveredandtheproximalintactarteryissewntotheLADbeyondtheobstruction.Asidethelatterclassicalapproach,thereareemergingtechniquesforconstructionofcompositegraftsastoavoidingconnectinggraftsontheascendingaorta(Un-Aortic)inviewofdecreasingneurologiccomplications. Theheartisrestartedbyremovingtheaorticcrossclamp;orin"off-pump"surgery,thestabilizingdevicesareremoved.IncaseswheretheaortaispartiallyoccludedbyaC-shapedclamp,theheartisrestartedandsuturingofthegraftstotheaortaisdoneinthispartiallyoccludedsectionoftheaortawhiletheheartisbeating. Oncethegraftsarecompleteddistallyandproximally,thepatientisrewarmedtoanormaltemperatureandtheheartandotherpressuresarenormaltosupportcomingoffthebypassmachine,weaningoffthebypassmachinebegins. Theperfusionistmakessuretheyhaveenoughvolumetocomeoffbypass,confirmsthatanesthesiaisventilatingthepatient,confirmsthatvacuumassistisoff(ifused),andvocalizeseachstepintheweaningprocesstothesurgeonandanesthesia.Volumecanbegiventothepatientthroughthearteriallineofthebypassmachinewhiletheaorticcannulaisstillin. Protamineisgiventoreversetheeffectsofheparin. Chesttubesareplacedinthemediastinalandpleuralspacetodrainbloodfromaroundtheheartandlungs. Thesternumiswiredtogetherandtheincisionsaresuturedclosed. Thepatientismovedtoanintensivecareunit(ICU)orcardiacuniversalbed(CUB)torecover.NursesintheICUmonitorbloodpressure,urineoutput,respiratorystatus,andchesttubesforexcessiveornodrainage. AfterawakeningandstabilizingintheICUfor18to24hours,thepersonistransferredtothecardiacsurgeryward.IfthepatientisinaCUB,equipmentandnursingis"steppeddown"appropriatetothepatient'sprogresswithouthavingtomovethepatient.Vitalsignmonitoring,remoterhythmmonitoring,earlyambulationwithassistance,breathingexercises,paincontrol,bloodsugarmonitoringwithintravenousinsulinadministrationbyprotocol,andanti-plateletagentsareallstandardsofcare. Thepatientwithoutcomplicationsisdischargedinfourorfivedays. Minimallyinvasivetechnique[edit] Alternatemethodsofminimallyinvasivecoronaryarterybypasssurgeryhavebeendeveloped.Off-pumpcoronaryarterybypass(OPCAB)isatechniqueofperformingbypasssurgerywithouttheuseofcardiopulmonarybypass(theheart-lungmachine).[32]Avoidanceofaorticmanipulationmaybeachievedthroughthe"anaortic"orno-touchOPCABtechnique,whichhasbeenshowntoreducestrokeandmortalitycomparedtoon-pumpCABG.[33]FurtherrefinementstoOPCABhaveresultedinminimallyinvasivedirectcoronaryarterybypasssurgery(MIDCAB),atechniqueofperformingbypasssurgerythrougha5to10 cmincision.[34] HybridCoronaryRevascualrisation,wheretheLIMA-to-LADanastomosisiscombinedwithpercutaneousstentsinotheratheroscleroticsites,hasbeenshowntohavesignificantadvantagescomparedtoconventionalCABG,includingadecreaseintheincidenceofbloodtransfusion,andareducedintubationtime.A2018meta-analysishashoweverdemonstratedagreaterfinancialcostwhencomparedtoconventionalCABG.[35] Choiceofsourceofgrafts[edit] Heartbypasspatientshowingalmostinvisibleresidualscarring.Left:daysafteroperation.Middle:chestscar,twoyearslater.Right:legscarfromharvestedvein,twoyearslater. Thechoiceofvessel(s)ishighlydependentupontheparticularsurgeonandinstitution.Typically,theleftinternalthoracicartery(LITA)(previouslyreferredtoasleftinternalmammaryarteryorLIMA)isgraftedtotheleftanteriordescendingarteryandacombinationofotherarteriesandveinsisusedforothercoronaryarteries.[36]Thegreatsaphenousveinfromthelegisusedapproximatelyin80%ofallgraftsforCABG.[37]Therightinternalthoracic(mammary)artery(RITAorRIMA)andtheradialartery-RAfromtheforearmarefrequentlyusedaswell;[38]intheU.S.,radialarteryandsaphenousveingraftareusuallyharvestedeitherendoscopically,usingatechniqueknownasendoscopicvesselharvesting(EVH),orwiththeopen-bridgingtechnique,employingtwoorthreesmallincisions.Therightgastroepiploicarteryfromthestomachisinfrequentlyusedgiventhedifficultmobilizationfromtheabdomen.However,analysispublishedin2015demonstratedanangiographicsuperiorityofRIMAandRAoverSVG,whiletheRIMAisexpectedtoachieveabetterpatencyratethantheRA.[39][40] Followup[edit] Acute-patientswithoutcomplicationsaretypicallyseen3–4weekspostoperatively,atwhichtimedrivingmayberesumedandformalcardiacrehabilitationbeguntoincreaseaerobicenduranceandmuscularstrength. Chronic- acardiacstresstestatfiveyearsisrecommended,evenintheabsenceofcardiacsymptoms.[41][42] anintensivemedicalregimenincludingstatins,aspirin,andaerobicexerciseisessentialtodelayingtheprogressionofplaqueformationinboththenativeandgraftedvessels. Illustrationdepictingcoronaryarterybypasssurgery(doublebypass) IllustrationofSinglebypass IllustrationofDoublebypass IllustrationofTriplebypass IllustrationofQuadruplebypass Numberperformed[edit] CABGisoneofthemostcommonproceduresperformedduringU.S.hospitalstays;itaccountedfor1.4%ofalloperatingroomproceduresperformedin2011.[43]Between2001and2011,however,itsvolumedecreasedby46%,from395,000operatingproceduresperformedin2001to213,700proceduresin2011.[44] Between2000and2012,thenumberofCABGprocedurescarriedoutdecreasedacrossthemajorityofOECDcountries.However,thereremainedsubstantialvariationintherateofprocedures,withtheU.S.carryingoutfourtimesasmanyCABGoperationsper100,000peopleasSpain.[45]Thesedifferencesdonotappeartobecloselyrelatedtotheincidenceofheartdisease,butmaybeduetovariationinfinancialresources,capacity,treatmentprotocolsandreportingmethods.[46] History[edit] ThefirstcoronaryarterybypasssurgerywasperformedintheUnitedStatesonMay2,1960,attheAlbertEinsteinCollegeofMedicine-BronxMunicipalHospitalCenterbyateamledbyRobertH.Goetzandthethoracicsurgeon,MichaelRohmanwiththeassistanceofJordanHallerandRonaldDee.[47][48]Inthistechniquethevesselsareheldtogetherwithcircumferentialligaturesoveraninsertedmetalring.Theinternalmammaryarterywasusedasthedonorvesselandwasanastomosedtotherightcoronaryartery.TheactualanastomosiswiththeRosenbachringtookfifteensecondsanddidnotrequirecardiopulmonarybypass.Thedisadvantageofusingtheinternalmammaryarterywasthat,atautopsyninemonthslater,theanastomosiswasopen,butanatheromatousplaquehadoccludedtheoriginoftheinternalmammarythatwasusedforthebypass.[citationneeded][verificationneeded] Sovietcardiacsurgeon,VasiliiKolesov,performedthefirstsuccessfulinternalmammaryartery–coronaryarteryanastomosisin1964.[49][50]However,Goetzhasbeencitedbyothers,includingKolesov,[51]asthefirstsuccessfulhumancoronaryarterybypass.[52][53][54][55][56][57]Goetz'scasehasfrequentlybeenoverlooked.Confusionhaspersistedforover40yearsandseemstobeduetotheabsenceofafullreportandtomisunderstandingaboutthetypeofanastomosisthatwascreated.Theanastomosiswasintima-to-intima,withthevesselsheldtogetherwithcircumferentialligaturesoveraspeciallydesignedmetalring.Kolesovdidthefirstsuccessfulcoronarybypassusingastandardsuturetechniquein1964,andoverthenextfiveyearsheperformed33suturedandmechanicallystapledanastomosesinLeningrad(nowSt.Petersburg),USSR.[58][59] RenéFavaloro,anArgentinesurgeon,achievedaphysiologicapproachinthesurgicalmanagementofcoronaryarterydisease—thebypassgraftingprocedure—attheClevelandClinicinMay1967.[50][60]Hisnewtechniqueusedasaphenousveinautografttoreplaceastenoticsegmentoftherightcoronaryartery.Later,hesuccessfullyusedthesaphenousveinasabypassingchannel,whichhasbecomethetypicalbypassgrafttechniqueweknowtoday;intheU.S.,thisvesselistypicallyharvestedendoscopically,usingatechniqueknownasendoscopicvesselharvesting(EVH). SoonDudleyJohnsonextendedthebypasstoincludeleftcoronaryarterialsystems.[50] In1968,doctorsCharlesBailey,TeruoHiroseandGeorgeGreenusedtheinternalmammaryarteryinsteadofthesaphenousveinforthegrafting.[50] Cost[edit] AccordingtotheCDC,theaveragecostofhospitalization(only)associatedwithacoronarybypassoperationintheUnitedStatesin2013was$38,707,foranaggregatehospitalizationcostof$6.4billion.[61]TheInternationalFederationofHealthcarePlans[62]hasestimatedtheaveragecostofhospitalizationandphysicianfeesforacoronarybypassoperationinvariouscountriesasshownintheTablebelow.[63] InAustralia,acoronarybypasssurgerycosts$2,268.75.[64]However,thoseenlistedintheMedicarehealthcarescheme[65]aregranteda75%rebate,withthebenefitcomingto$1,701.60. 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