Repeat revascularization after CABG in older adults is infrequent but highly variable depending on patient subgroups and providers.
Variability in repeat revascularization after CABG warrants caution in benchmarking providers; leaves open drivers of subgroup and practice differences.
Repeat revascularization is performed infrequently among older patients who undergo CABG; however, these rates vary substantially by patient subgroups and among providers.
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