Subject: What about the vein in coronary by-pass surgery?
Date: Mon Apr 9 11:14:58 2001
Posted by Ashutosh
Grade level: 10-12
School: Dropout
City: Jaipur State/Province: Rajasthan
Country: India
Area of science: Anatomy
ID: 986829298.An
Message:
Coronary bypass surgery usually involves taking a piece of the vein from
someone's leg and grafting it around a clot in the coronary artery so that the
blood flow to the heart is regulated, right? Now how come that when you remove
that section of vein from a person's leg, it has no ill effects? I mean,
shouldn't it be affecting blood flow to the leg or something?
Re: What about the vein in coronary by-pass surgery?
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