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pubmed-article:1980085pubmed:abstractTextSince the inception of aortocoronary bypass surgery, many technical advances have been rapidly achieved. Early experience was limited to reversed saphenous vein grafting of single vessel coronary artery disease. Multiple grafts to several vessels soon became commonplace and sequential grafting techniques were developed. Expanded use of the internal mammary artery resulted after analysis of superior patency rates achieved with this conduit. Use of alternative conduits such as upper extremity veins, allogenic veins, synthetic graft material (polytetrafluorethylene), radial artery, splenic artery, and gastroepiploic artery have been explored. Apart from the gastroepiploic vessel, none of these alternative conduits have been suitable. A grat deal of effort has been directed at the mechanisms of saphenous vein occlusion including technical considerations, early thrombosis, intimal hyperplasia and graft atherosclerosis. Platelet inhibition and lipid reduction have shown promise in improving patency rates. Further work in these areas should lead to even better results.lld:pubmed
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