CABG

• “GUPTA (voice-over): Get bypass surgery each year, also called CABG, or coronary artery bypass grafting, the symptoms really seem to come out of nowhere.”

  CNN Transcript Sep 6, 2004

• “Again, it's called CABG, which stands for coronary artery bypass grafting.”

  CNN Transcript Sep 6, 2004

• “And that's what, that's what it's call a CABG, which stands for coronary artery bypass grafting.”

  CNN Transcript Sep 3, 2004

• “The operation, known as CABG coronary artery bypass grafting, was first pioneered in the 1960s, and it has certainly come a very long way since then.”

  Simon & Schuster: Healing the Female Heart

• “The procedure, called CABG (pronounced "cabbage"), is performed to help restore blood flow in patients with blocked arteries.”

  Dallas Business News - Local Dallas News | Dallas Business Journal

• “Coronary-artery bypass grafts, commonly called CABG (pronounced cabbage), were the first treatment for blocked arteries.”

  LJWorld.com stories: News

• “The report adds more weight to the increasing evidence that the recession, coupled with the unique American health insurance system, has had a significant impact on Americans 'ability to access care. documented; [opens pdf] timely use of primary care tends to reduce the need for interventional procedures such as CABG, thereby reducing cost and improving long term quality of life.”

  Managed Care Matters

• “VICTORIA was established by Novadaq to collect clinical and image data for the purposes of comparing the clinical outcomes of patients undergoing coronary artery bypass graft ( "CABG") surgery with SPY imaging to the STS National Cardiac Database ( "STS Database"), a well established cardiac surgery outcomes benchmark.”

  Marketwire - Breaking News Releases

• “(usually benign) of the sheath surrounding a nerve. emg notes: Brachial plexitis causes and differential and foils Intraoperative plexopathy of brachial plexus can be due to hyperabduction of the relaxed arm, plexitis (autoimmune) following surgery, during median sternotomy such as CABG (5-7 % of time) which can mimic an ulnar neuropathy, ...”

  We Blog A Lot

• “We want to smoke as much as we want, eat as much or as poorly as we like, and have our cardiac cath and CABG covered, no questions asked.”

  TBTAM on Healthcare Reform

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