Coronary artery bypass grafting with using bilateral internal thoracic arteries by diffusions defeat of coronary arteries at sick of an ischemic heart disease and diabetes mellitus

In the presented research safety of use of two internal thoracic arteries for myocardial revascularization, as one of the most effective methods of treatment of an ischemic heart disease at patients of not having diabetes as accompanying disease is studied. Results of the presented research show that use of two internal thoracic arteries for myocardial revascularization at sick of an ischemic heart disease with diffusions defeat of coronary arteries, suffering a diabetes, doesn’t increase risk of development menacing to life perioperation complications. Coronary artery bypass grafting with using bilateral internal thoracic arteries is accompanied by authentically smaller frequency of development perioperation sharp warm insufficiency and rhythm infringements in comparison with standard myocardial revascularization both at a diabetes, and without it. Thus, the diabetes shouldn’t be considered as risk factor coronary artery bypass grafting with using bilateral internal thoracic arteries which is now the most effective method of surgical treatment of patients ischemic heart disease.