Long-term results of coronary bypass surgery: Is the internal mammary artery graft superior?: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 83, No 2

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Who is most likely to benefit from coronary artery bypass surgery? Which variables influence survival after the operation? What are the pros and cons of internal mammary artery (IMA) grafts? Dr Lytle reviews studies that clarify these topics and includes evidence that greater use of IMA grafts will increase long-term survival rates.

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