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CABG spasm represents a rare clinical entity with specific angiographic findings and therapeutic implications.
Highlights the rare clinical entity of aortocoronary venous graft spasm and its therapeutic implications.
Alerts clinicians to rare post-CABG graft spasm on angiography; leaves open optimal therapy and true incidence.
Two cases of spasm of the coronary artery bypass graft are reported, and the angiographic and clinical findings are discussed. Few previous reports of this entity were found in a search of the literature. The therapeutic implications are also presented.
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D’Souza et al. (1984) studied this question. Coronary artery bypass graft spasm is a rare clinical entity with specific angiographic findings and therapeutic implications, as demonstrated in two reported cases.
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