Abstract
Due to technologic advancements in medicine, survival rates of malignancy patients are improving. This situation results with higher risk in interventions to cardiovascular system of elder patients.
Highlights
Background/Introduction Due to technologic advancements in medicine, survival rates of malignancy patients are improving
Coronary angiography performed for chest pain complaint revealed serious coronary artery stenosis
He was discharged with plan of hybrid intervention (PTA for left common iliac artery and bilateral femoro-popliteal bypass) 8-10 weeks later
Summary
Background/Introduction Due to technologic advancements in medicine, survival rates of malignancy patients are improving. Our coronary revascularization strategy in a highrisk patient with total stenosis in bilateral femoral arteries and total laryngectomy Ufuk Yetkin*, Yasemin Işik, Kazım Ergüneş, Köksal Dönmez, Ali Gürbüz From World Society of Cardiothoracic Surgeons 25th Anniversary Congress, Edinburgh Edinburgh, UK. This situation results with higher risk in interventions to cardiovascular system of elder patients.
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