Key result
Grafting vascularized tissues on the heart was performed on 25 patients with coronary artery sclerosis and intractable angina.
Why the study?
Does grafting vascularized tissues on the heart improve clinical results in patients with coronary artery sclerosis and intractable angina?
Observational (n=25)
Does grafting vascularized tissues on the heart improve clinical results in patients with coronary artery sclerosis and intractable angina?
This historical case series describes early surgical attempts to treat coronary sclerosis and intractable angina by grafting vascularized tissues onto the heart.
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Does not support tissue grafting for angina; leaves open questions on pre-bypass surgical attempts in historical context.
Harold Feil (1937) conducted an observational in Coronary artery sclerosis and intractable angina (n=25). Grafting vascularized tissues on the heart was evaluated. Grafting vascularized tissues on the heart was performed on 25 patients with coronary artery sclerosis and intractable angina.
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