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Our patient was a 33 years old man and 15 days before his admission he had a CABG operation in our clinic.After discharging, he smoked heavily and didn't use his drugs properly.In the last 12 hours he had pain,numbness and coldness at left hand and distal part of front arm where radial artery catheterization was performed during CABG.Physical examination showed the 6 signs of acute artery thrombosis ,so an emergent embolectomy was planned.
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