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    This document discusses coronary artery bypass graft surgery. It lists the group members involved and provides an introduction explaining that the surgery involves grafting a blood vessel to bypass an occlusion in a coronary artery. It discusses the number of bypasses that can be performed and the purposes of restoring blood flow and improving quality of life. Indications for the surgery include angina and blockages in coronary arteries. The document outlines equipments, patient preparation, procedures, side effects, post-care, and nursing responsibilities but does not provide details.

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    This document discusses coronary artery bypass graft surgery. It lists the group members involved and provides an introduction explaining that the surgery involves grafting a blood vessel to bypass an occlusion in a coronary artery. It discusses the number of bypasses that can be performed and the purposes of restoring blood flow and improving quality of life. Indications for the surgery include angina and blockages in coronary arteries. The document outlines equipments, patient preparation, procedures, side effects, post-care, and nursing responsibilities but does not provide details.

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    Coronary Artery Bypass Graft Report NCM 118

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    Vhince Norben Pisco
    This document discusses coronary artery bypass graft surgery. It lists the group members involved and provides an introduction explaining that the surgery involves grafting a blood vessel to bypass an occlusion in a coronary artery. It discusses the number of bypasses that can be performed and the purposes of restoring blood flow and improving quality of life. Indications for the surgery include angina and blockages in coronary arteries. The document outlines equipments, patient preparation, procedures, side effects, post-care, and nursing responsibilities but does not provide details.

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    Cornonary Artery

    Bypass Graft
    Group Members

    Marissa K. Asim Vhince Norben Pisco


    01 04

    Rosa Mae Gumilao Franz Roen Imperial


    02 05

    Hyde Bacalucos Marvie Therese Portuito


    03 06
    Group Members

    Pinnabelle Parian Rose Lain Fernandez


    07 10

    Leslie Ann Palacio Shalamae Salialam


    08 11

    Rhidab Tuti
    09
    Introduction
     Coronary Artery Bypass Graft is a surgical procedure in which a
    blood vessel is grafted to an occluded coronary artery so that
    blood can flow beyond the occlusion.
     Arteries or veins from elsewhere in the patients body are grafted
    (internal thoracic arteries, radial arteries and saphenous) 
     Number of Bypass: refers to the number of coronary arteries
    bypassed in the procedure.
     Single Bypass
     Double Bypass
     Triple Bypass
     Quadruple Bypass
    Purposes
     Restore blood flow to the heart

     Relieves chest pain and ischemia

     Improves the patients quality of


    life

     Enable the patient to resume a


    normal lifestyle

     Lower the risk of a heart attack


    Indications

    Patients with blockages in coronary arteries

    Patients with Angina


    Prevention and treatment for MI,
    dysrhythmias or heart failure
    Patients who cannot tolerate PTCA
    (Percutaneous transluminal coronary
    angioplasty ) and do not respond well to
    drug therapy
    Acute Myocardial Infarction
    Severe Coronary Artery Disease
    Contraindications

    Aneurysms Lack of Consent

    Valvular Disease Coronary Artery


    incompatible with
    grafting

    Congenital Diseases Diseases of Blood


    Equipments and Materials Needed

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    Patient
    Preparation
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    Preparatory Drugs
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