Coronary Insufficiency

Total arterial revascularization using bilateral mammary and radial artery conduits.
Total arterial revascularization using bilateral mammary and radial artery conduits.

Total arterial revascularization using bilateral mammary and radial artery conduits.

Surgeon’s view of the heart after cannulation.

Surgeon’s view of the heart after cannulation.

Off-pump coronary bypass using vacuum-assisted multiarticulating arms for myocardial positioning and stabilization.

Off-pump coronary bypass using vacuum-assisted multiarticulating arms for myocardial positioning and stabilization.

An axial flow left ventricular assist device

An axial flow left ventricular assist device

Total arterial revascularization using bilateral mammary and radial artery conduits.Surgeon’s view of the heart after cannulation.Off-pump coronary bypass using vacuum-assisted multiarticulating arms for myocardial positioning and stabilization.An axial flow left ventricular assist device

Dr. Mike de la Flor produced 13 full-color anatomical and surgical illustrations for Omer, S., Cornwell, D.L., Bakaeen, F.G.  (2017). Acquired Heart Disease: Coronary Insufficiency. In C.M. Townsend (Ed.). Sabiston Textbook of Surgery: The Biological Basis of Modern Surgical Practice (pp. 1679-1710). Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Publishing.

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