Neurologic injuries, including cognitive decline and stroke, remain a significant and potentially under-detected source of morbidity following CABG surgery, highlighting the need for standardized assessment and intraoperative improvements.
Neurologic injuries remain a key post-CABG morbidity; leaves open optimal detection and prevention strategies for prospective trials.
Neurologic injuries, whether subtle or overt, are a major source of morbidity secondary to coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery. A comprehensive review of research in the area of neurologic injury is provided. We conclude this article by providing insight regarding areas requiring further investigation in order to reduce sustainably the risk of these iatrogenic events among patient undergoing CABG surgery.
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