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Abstract
UMMARY
lthough patients with LV systolic dysfunction frequently undergo CABG, there are few contemporary data assessing the outcome of such individuals beyond the early postoperative period. Likewise, the predictors of medium term outcome are poorly documented, as are the symptomatic benefits of such therapy.
In this study 50 patients with left ventricular dysfunction (LVD) were operated for CABG.
In this study all patients were subjected to conventional CABG using warm blood intermittent antegrade cardioplegia.
Both survival and mortality group showed no significant differance regading preoperative comorbidities like (diabetes, hypercholesterolemia, hypertension, Previous Myocardial infarction).
There was a significant increase in mean of cardiopulmonary bypass time (min.) in LVD patient‟s 107.13±21.50 minutes in the entire patient with poor left ventricular function. Mean CPB time was 77.20±22.722 min.
There was a significant increase in aortic cross clamp time with mean duration of 62.02 ± 13.82 minute in our study group versus mean 49.07±19.783 minute in other published study but long bypass time dosnot differ between survival and mortality cases in our study.
There was no significant difference between the mortality and survival group regarding Long Cardiopulmonary bypass time, this reflect