EVOLUTION DES INDICATIONS OPERATOIRES EN CHIRURGIE DE REVASCULARISATION CORONARIENNE. PLACE ACTUELLE DES ANASTOMOSES MAMMARO-CORONARIENNES

P. Mathieu; D. Amrein; N. Bischoff; E. Hottier; M. Clavey; Annick Haouzi

EVOLUTION DES INDICATIONS OPERATOIRES EN CHIRURGIE DE REVASCULARISATION CORONARIENNE. PLACE ACTUELLE DES ANASTOMOSES MAMMARO-CORONARIENNES

Translated title of the contribution: Changes in operative indications in coronary revascularization surgery. Current role of mammary-coronary anastomoses

P. Mathieu, D. Amrein, N. Bischoff, E. Hottier, M. Clavey, Annick Haouzi

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Abstract

At a time when the cardio-surgical community has become aware that arterial revascularizations are superior to venous bypasses, Gruntzig (24) initiated the now well-known, and highly successful techniques of endoluminal angioplasty (P.T.C.A.) thus leading many teams to explore non-surgical revascularizations. These fast changing events somewhat overshadowed the interest placed in arterial anastomoses in general, and in particular, in mammary-coronary anastomoses. We believe that in 1993, many centres have not used this technique to its fullest and propose to the Academie de Chirurgie a programme of operative indications reinstating mammary-coronary anastomosis to its proper place in the treatment of coronary artery disease.

Translated title of the contribution	Changes in operative indications in coronary revascularization surgery. Current role of mammary-coronary anastomoses
Original language	French
Pages (from-to)	399-403
Number of pages	5
Journal	Chirurgie - Memoires de l'Academie de Chirurgie
Volume	119
Issue number	8
State	Published - 1993

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Surgery

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