Mid-term outcomes of surgical myocardial revascularization using coronary endarterectomy in diffuse coronary artery disease

Aim . To evaluate the mid-term outcomes of surgical myocardial revascularization in combination with coronary endarterectomy patients diffuse artery disease (CAD). Material and methods In this cohort, non-randomized, retrospective, longitudinal study, we compared CAD without CAD. The study group included 93 patients, while control — 99 patients. Mid-term mortality, morbidity, angiographic were assessed. Results mean follow-up period was 46,7±18,5 months. mortality 5,5% (n=5) 3,1% (n=3) isolated bypass grafting (CABG) (p=0,486). Angina recurrence noted 14,3% (n=13) 14,4% (n=14) cases CABG (p=0,977). Coronary stenting required 4,4% (n=4) 4,1% (p=1000) group. A stroke occurred 1 (1,1%) patient 3 (3,1%) (p=0,334). Graft patency anterior interventricular 90,9%, circumflex 100% right 80,4%. There no significant differences level between groups. Quality life did not differ significantly groups period. Conclusion is associated an increase morbidity period, accompanied by satisfactory rates. negative effect on quality