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2026-01-21 06:26:15
My mother underwent angiography and has multiple blocks...doctor has advised for Bypass surgery as she is diabetic, hypertensive and has CT calcium score 755.. Kindly suggest whether it's safe for Bypass surgery .attaching her test reports for reference
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Robotic CABG is best option. Connect if you need further advice

Answered2026-02-03 01:31:18

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Yes she may need bypass surgery as there are extensive blocks. Will need to see the angiography to be able to explain further.

Answered2026-01-22 12:18:22

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