Severe ostial saphenous vein graft disease leading to acute coronary syndromes following proximal aorto-saphenous anastomoses with the symmetry bypass connector device
Jeffrey J. Cavendish(Naval Medical Center San Diego), Sotirios Tsimikas(Brigham and Women's Hospital), William F. Penny(VA San Diego Healthcare System), Anthony Perricone(University of California San Diego), Ehtisham Mahmud(Cardiovascular Institute of the South), Michael M. Madani(University of California San Diego), Daniel G. Blanchard, Ori Ben‐Yehuda(University of San Diego), Shahin Keramati(University of California San Diego)
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