AW: [HSF] Abnormal LIMA
Ben Bidstrup
benjamin.bidstrup at bigpond.com
Wed Oct 3 18:37:20 EDT 2007
So Tea , what is perfect ?
>I think that good is almost always better than
>perfect as we frequently discuss...even in
>women. tea ----- Original Message ---- From:
>David Harris <drdharris at yahoo.co.uk> To:
>OpenHeart-L at lists.hsforum.com Sent: Tuesday,
>October 2, 2007 3:15:52 PM Subject: Re: AW:
>[HSF] Abnormal LIMA I have used quite a few
>radial that have a good lumen (old patients -
>tend to have less spasm), but patchy areas of
>calcium. This has not put me off, as they were
>very large radials, and sofar there have been no
>come-backs. But I have often wondered if these
>radials with small areas of calcium are BETTER,
>as they can obviously never spasm! Dave --- "Dr.
>Roberto Battellini"
><battr at medizin.uni-leipzig.de> wrote: > We do
>the same as you did. With Intuition and >
>experience. Last year we > discarded a big
>atherosclerotic LIMA in an > coarctatio aortae
>operated > patient who came 30 years later for
>AVR (bicuspid > valve) and bypass. I have >
>discarded also many radial arteries because
>of > calcification. > Roberto > >
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>Im > Auftrag von > MDavalle at aol.com > Gesendet:
>Montag, 1. Oktober 2007 17:20 > An:
>OpenHeart-L at lists.hsforum.com > Betreff: Re:
>[HSF] Abnormal LIMA > > In a similar "vein", I
>am wondering what do do when > I take down a
>LIMA and > it > has small islands of non
>obstructive plaque. I have > seen this mostly
>in > young diabetics and went ahead and used
>them > documenting good flow at > completion >
>with Medi-stem. What do others think? > > > >
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