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Angina during hemodialysis. Treatment by coronary bypass graft
A. M. Lansing, Z. H. Masri, R. Karalakulasingam and D. G. Martin
In a 52-year-old man with chronic renal failure, severe angina occured when
he was receiving hemodialysis. A double coronary bypass graft was
performed, providing complete relief.
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