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ACCEpTED: May 10, 2018 Background: So far, no percutaneous nor cardiac surgical intervention did not present with significant and apparent long-term graft patency preventing and treating coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) restenosis at the site of the anastomosis1. A process of restenosis, mainly driven by intimal hyperplasia, with abnormal migration and proliferation of smooth muscle cells, has many characteristics of inflammation like process. Proliferating tissue reaction after aortic valve replacement (AVR) at the site of coronary ostia may be due to traumatic consequence, debris embolization or edematous reaction2,3. Young patients are in undesirable position.

cardiologia croatica

A case report of a young patient with multiple surgical redo interventions due to recurrent endocarditis and restenosis in coronary artery bypass grafts anastomosis