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Is coronary bypass surgery possible after the removal of saphenous veins?

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Is coronary bypass surgery possible after the removal of saphenous veins?

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Yes, it is possible. Your surgeon can use your radial (arm) artery or other arteries, such as the internal mammary arteries, which have shown the best long-term results.