Table 3:

Postoperative angiographic results

ParametersAll patients (n = 107)All stents (n = 189)All bypasses (n = 265)
Stent stenosis, n (%)
 No stenosis168 (89)
 50–69%4 (2.1)
 70–99%8 (4.3)
 Occluded9 (4.8)
Postoperative new stent stenosis of preoperatively patent stents, n (%)
 No stenosis163/168 (97)
 Stenosis 50–90%2 (1.3)
 Stenosis >90%3 (1.7)
 Thereof with ischaemic signs or symptoms0
Postoperative stenosis of preoperatively stenosed stents, n (%)
 Stenosis 50–90%12/21 (57)
 Stenosis >90%9/21 (43)
 Thereof with ischaemic signs or symptoms0
Treatment of stent stenosis, n/n (%)
 Conservative5/5 (100)
Postoperative bypass stenosis, n (%)
 Stenosis 50–90%3 (1.1)
 Stenosis >90%12 (4.5)
Treatment of bypass stenosis, n/n (%)
 Conservative7/12 (58)
 PCI4/12 (33)
 Redo-CABG1/12 (0.8)
ParametersAll patients (n = 107)All stents (n = 189)All bypasses (n = 265)
Stent stenosis, n (%)
 No stenosis168 (89)
 50–69%4 (2.1)
 70–99%8 (4.3)
 Occluded9 (4.8)
Postoperative new stent stenosis of preoperatively patent stents, n (%)
 No stenosis163/168 (97)
 Stenosis 50–90%2 (1.3)
 Stenosis >90%3 (1.7)
 Thereof with ischaemic signs or symptoms0
Postoperative stenosis of preoperatively stenosed stents, n (%)
 Stenosis 50–90%12/21 (57)
 Stenosis >90%9/21 (43)
 Thereof with ischaemic signs or symptoms0
Treatment of stent stenosis, n/n (%)
 Conservative5/5 (100)
Postoperative bypass stenosis, n (%)
 Stenosis 50–90%3 (1.1)
 Stenosis >90%12 (4.5)
Treatment of bypass stenosis, n/n (%)
 Conservative7/12 (58)
 PCI4/12 (33)
 Redo-CABG1/12 (0.8)

A total of 265 bypass anastomoses and 189 coronary stents in 107 patients were examined angiographically postoperatively.

CABG: coronary artery bypass grafting surgery; PCI: Percutaneous coronary intervention.

Table 3:

Postoperative angiographic results

ParametersAll patients (n = 107)All stents (n = 189)All bypasses (n = 265)
Stent stenosis, n (%)
 No stenosis168 (89)
 50–69%4 (2.1)
 70–99%8 (4.3)
 Occluded9 (4.8)
Postoperative new stent stenosis of preoperatively patent stents, n (%)
 No stenosis163/168 (97)
 Stenosis 50–90%2 (1.3)
 Stenosis >90%3 (1.7)
 Thereof with ischaemic signs or symptoms0
Postoperative stenosis of preoperatively stenosed stents, n (%)
 Stenosis 50–90%12/21 (57)
 Stenosis >90%9/21 (43)
 Thereof with ischaemic signs or symptoms0
Treatment of stent stenosis, n/n (%)
 Conservative5/5 (100)
Postoperative bypass stenosis, n (%)
 Stenosis 50–90%3 (1.1)
 Stenosis >90%12 (4.5)
Treatment of bypass stenosis, n/n (%)
 Conservative7/12 (58)
 PCI4/12 (33)
 Redo-CABG1/12 (0.8)
ParametersAll patients (n = 107)All stents (n = 189)All bypasses (n = 265)
Stent stenosis, n (%)
 No stenosis168 (89)
 50–69%4 (2.1)
 70–99%8 (4.3)
 Occluded9 (4.8)
Postoperative new stent stenosis of preoperatively patent stents, n (%)
 No stenosis163/168 (97)
 Stenosis 50–90%2 (1.3)
 Stenosis >90%3 (1.7)
 Thereof with ischaemic signs or symptoms0
Postoperative stenosis of preoperatively stenosed stents, n (%)
 Stenosis 50–90%12/21 (57)
 Stenosis >90%9/21 (43)
 Thereof with ischaemic signs or symptoms0
Treatment of stent stenosis, n/n (%)
 Conservative5/5 (100)
Postoperative bypass stenosis, n (%)
 Stenosis 50–90%3 (1.1)
 Stenosis >90%12 (4.5)
Treatment of bypass stenosis, n/n (%)
 Conservative7/12 (58)
 PCI4/12 (33)
 Redo-CABG1/12 (0.8)

A total of 265 bypass anastomoses and 189 coronary stents in 107 patients were examined angiographically postoperatively.

CABG: coronary artery bypass grafting surgery; PCI: Percutaneous coronary intervention.

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