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• W2022381619 abstract "Between January 1980 and December 1992, 3% (210/6,862) of our patients undergoing myocardial revascularization (CABG) had high grade (>80%) internal carotid stenosis (CS). One hundred seventy-five of these patients with complete follow up for a minimum of 18 months were studied. Bilateral internal CS was present in 60%, and 75% had other vascular lesions, mainly as peripheral vascular disease (PVD) of the lower limb (50.8%). All patients underwent CAE (carotid endarterectomy) followed by CABG under the same anesthesia. Peripheral vascular lesions, contralateral internal CS and recurrent (n=43) and progressive vascular lesions (n=50), were subsequently treated as staged procedures. Hospital mortality was 3.42%. By univariate analysis significant predictors of late mortality were congestive heart failure, COPD, PVD, postoperative myocardial infarction, postoperative stroke, and ischemic cardiomyopathy. Only the latter two were also significant by multivariate analysis. At 12 years, actuarial survival in the presence of these risk factors were 46%, 49%, 22%, 37%, 53%, and 27% respectively. All are significantly lower as compared with the corresponding subsets of patients with the risk factor absent. At 12 years, actuarial survival for the entire series was 65%. Cumulative incidence of postoperative strokes was higher in patients with bilateral internal CS than in patients with unilateral internal CS (p<0.07) and in patients with neurologic symptoms than asymptomatic patients. At 12 years, actuarial freedom from all cardiac related events, postoperative stroke, and symptomatic PVD were 49%, 82%, and 76% respectively. After successful revascularization these patients should be carefully followed for recurrent and progressive vascular lesions. Between January 1980 and December 1992, 3% (210/6,862) of our patients undergoing myocardial revascularization (CABG) had high grade (>80%) internal carotid stenosis (CS). One hundred seventy-five of these patients with complete follow up for a minimum of 18 months were studied. Bilateral internal CS was present in 60%, and 75% had other vascular lesions, mainly as peripheral vascular disease (PVD) of the lower limb (50.8%). All patients underwent CAE (carotid endarterectomy) followed by CABG under the same anesthesia. Peripheral vascular lesions, contralateral internal CS and recurrent (n=43) and progressive vascular lesions (n=50), were subsequently treated as staged procedures. Hospital mortality was 3.42%. By univariate analysis significant predictors of late mortality were congestive heart failure, COPD, PVD, postoperative myocardial infarction, postoperative stroke, and ischemic cardiomyopathy. Only the latter two were also significant by multivariate analysis. At 12 years, actuarial survival in the presence of these risk factors were 46%, 49%, 22%, 37%, 53%, and 27% respectively. All are significantly lower as compared with the corresponding subsets of patients with the risk factor absent. At 12 years, actuarial survival for the entire series was 65%. Cumulative incidence of postoperative strokes was higher in patients with bilateral internal CS than in patients with unilateral internal CS (p<0.07) and in patients with neurologic symptoms than asymptomatic patients. At 12 years, actuarial freedom from all cardiac related events, postoperative stroke, and symptomatic PVD were 49%, 82%, and 76% respectively. After successful revascularization these patients should be carefully followed for recurrent and progressive vascular lesions." @default.
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• W2022381619 title "Surgical Management in Patients With Coexistent Coronary and Cerebrovascular Disease" @default.
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