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Scientists perform first minimally invasive heart bypass using catheters, helping a high-risk patient recover fully.
Researchers at the NIH and Emory School of Medicine have performed the world’s first minimally invasive coronary artery bypass without opening the chest, using a new technique called VECTOR.
The procedure, designed for patients with complex anatomy and high surgical risk, rerouted blood flow by creating a bypass through catheters inserted in the leg.
A 67-year-old patient with a rare complication during aortic valve replacement recovered well, with no blockages six months later.
The breakthrough could expand treatment options for high-risk patients, though further trials are needed.
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Los científicos realizan el primer bypass cardíaco mínimamente invasivo utilizando catéteres, ayudando a un paciente de alto riesgo a recuperarse completamente.