Graft di bypass aortocoronarico (CABG) - Medical Animation
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Graft di bypass aortocoronarico (CABG) - Medical Animation
Questa animazione medicale tridimensionale illustra una procedura di innesto di bypass coronarico arterioso (CABG) usata per combattere la patologia coronarica arteriosa. Iniziando con un\'incisione sternale della linea mediana, il cuore viene collegato ad una macchina di perfusione che assumerà i compiti del cuore durante la chirurgia. Sono usati due innesti diversi per bypassare le arterie coronariche bloccate: l\'arteria toracica interna dall\'interno della parete del petto e la vena safena dalla gamba. Dopo la procedura, il cuore viene sottoposto a shock per riavviarne il battito. Un tubo di drenaggio viene lasciato sul sito dell\'incisione per drenare l\'eccesso di fluido. L\'animazione continua per mostrare altri due tipi di approcci ad un innesto di bypass coronarico arterioso: chirurgia di bypass fuori pompa e chirurgia di bypass minimamente invasiva.
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