TYPES OF CABG
Conventional CABG
CABG involves removing a blood vessel from the chest, arms, or legs and using it to create a detour or bypass around the blockage in the coronary arteries.
Single Incision CABG
Now a days there is a new procedure we are performing CABG using both arteries from the chest uisng a single small incision in the chest. It is called total arterial revascularisation.
MINI CABG
Bypass can also be done without splitting the breastbone. This involves incision on the left chest below the nipple
