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What Is Survival Rate For Triple Bypass Surgery?

My Grandmother is 83 years old.She has to have triple bypass surgery.I was wondering what is the survival rate of someone her age?She s has a lot of stress and has had a recent heartattack.She is over weight,not obease but her Dr. has been telling her to change her diet for years now.Please,get back to me.Thank you.Very worried.
Mon, 1 Aug 2016
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Hi,

The life expectancy and survival rates depend on f a patient has low heart contractility and heart failure. If a patient's heart contractility is not too decreased, the patient doesn't have heart failure and no other serious diseases, then he/she may have good life expectancy, and patients with severely decreased heart contractility, heart failure and serious comorbidities have poor prognosis.

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What Is Survival Rate For Triple Bypass Surgery?

Hi, The life expectancy and survival rates depend on f a patient has low heart contractility and heart failure. If a patient s heart contractility is not too decreased, the patient doesn t have heart failure and no other serious diseases, then he/she may have good life expectancy, and patients with severely decreased heart contractility, heart failure and serious comorbidities have poor prognosis. Take care come back if you have any further questions