Abstract
Dear Editor, The aim of our study was to evaluate if elevated biochemical marker levels after CABG corresponded to the amount of peri-operatively infarcted myocardium, as quantified by MRI post-operatively, and to characterise any infarctions found morphologically.1 However, we did not aim to describe the incidence of peri-operative myocardial infarction in association with CABG. In this respect, the study by Selvanayagam et al.2 is more informative as it provides important information on the incidence and magnitude of irreversible …
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