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Coronary Bypass Facts

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True/False quiz on bypass history

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True/False quiz on bypass history

by susana zet
1

The first bypass surgery by Favaloro was performed in 1968 on a patient.

2

Dr. René Favaloro developed the coronary bypass surgery in 1967.

3

He worked at Johns Hopkins Hospital when he created the procedure.

4

He started experimenting with using a vein from the leg because other treatments for severe coronary artery disease were not effective enough.

5

He was working at the Cleveland Clinic when he created the procedure.

6

He used the radial artery from the arm to bypass the blocked coronary artery.

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