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LATE SURVIVAL AFTER CORONARY SURGERY

One hundred and twenty‐two patients have been followed for five to eight years after cardiac revascularization. The over‐all yearly mortality of 2% compares closely with the expected mortality of a normal population. Seventy percent of patients remain essentially angina free at an average follow‐up period of six years. Late infarction, assuming all “coronary” deaths were so caused, occurred at a rate of 3.7% yearly.