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Aim to study influence of BMI and glucose metabolism on results of CABG for high-risk patients. Material retrospective analysis of 194 high-risk patients who were discharged after CABG. Results analysis of the BMI shown that 35 (18.04%) patients had normal weight, 86 (44.3%) - were overweight, I stage obesity had 58 (29.8%), II stage – 13 (6.7%), III st. obesity diagnosed in 2 (1.03%) cases. Impaired glucose metabolism was found in 132 (68.04%) patients. Type 2 DM had 50 (25.7%) patients, between which only 4 (8%) had BMI 25 kg/m2. IGT had 82 (42.2%) patients among which 15 (18.2%) had normal weight, 67 (81.7%) – BMI > 25 kg/m2. For all patients we performed CABG, in 187 (96.3%) cases off-pump. Average number of grafts was 3.37±0.96. Compering postoperative period of patients with BMI 25 kg/m2 & impaired glucose metabolism (n=113) we found atrial fibrillation in 1 (6.25%) against 30 (26.5%) cases (p=0.0753); neurological dysfunctions 0 (0%) against 6 (5.3%), p=0.3452; wound infections 0 (0%) against 4 (3.5%), p=0.4446; pneumonia 0 (0%) against 4 (3.5%), p=0.4446 and acute kidney injury 0 (0%) against 2 (1.7%), p=0.5917. Conclusions in high-risk patients with CAD before CABG imp

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Author

Olena Gogayeva; Anatolii Rudenko; Vasyl Lazoryshynets

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Published

2022

Language

EN

Field

Medicine (Health Sciences)