Coronary artery bypass grafting in patients with malignancy: a single-institute case series of eight patients

BMC Surgery

Table 2 Patient profiles

Case	Age Sex	Coronary lesion	Location of tumor	CABG type	Interval days	Anti-tumor therapy	Tissue diagnosis	Stage	Prognosis
1	55 M	1VD	Colon	CABG×1 Off-pump	One-stage	Right hemicolectomy	Adenocarcinoma	T_isN₀M₀ Stage 0	Alive
2	58 M	3VD	Rectum	CABG×3 Off-pump	90	Chemotherapy Rectal resection	Adenocarcinoma	T₃N₂M₀ Stage III A	Alive
3	73 M	3VD	Stomach	CABG×3 Off-pump	N/A	Chemotherapy	Lymphoma	T₁N₀M₀Stage I	Alive
4	57 M	3VD	Parotid	CABG×4	N/A	Chemotherapy Radiation	Lymphoma	Uncertain	Death
5	54 M	3VD	Bladder	CABG×3	26	Chemotherapy Bladder resection	Urothelial carcinomas	T₁N₀M₀ Stage I	Alive
6	72 F	3VD	Right Lung	CABG×3	89	Right upper lobectomy	Adenocarcinoma	T₂N₀M₀ Stage I	Alive
7	67 F	3VD	Esophagus	CABG×3	30	Esophagectomy	Squamous cell carcinoma	T₂N₀M₀ Stage Ib	Alive
8	58 M	1VD	Thymus	CABG×1 Off-pump	One-stage	Thymectomy Lung wedge resection	Malignant thymoma	T₃N₀M₀ Stage III	Alive

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