Why the study?
The authors sought to analyze the effect of anesthetic strategy on annexin V dynamics during CABG with cardiopulmonary bypass, and to examine the relationship between direct clinical outcomes and annexin V expression.
Does multimodal anesthesia with low-dose opioids reduce annexin V levels and early postoperative complications in patients undergoing CABG with CPB compared to high-dose opioid anesthesia?
Does multimodal anesthesia with low-dose opioids reduce annexin V levels and early postoperative complications in patients undergoing CABG with CPB compared to high-dose opioid anesthesia?
Multimodal anesthesia with low-dose opioids during CABG is associated with significantly lower postoperative annexin V levels, a marker linked to low cardiac output syndrome, compared to high-dose opioid anesthesia.
May associate annexin V with post-CABG complications; leaves open anesthetic effects in this small observational cohort.
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