Patient	Age	Sex	Coronary disease	Procedure	Reasons for use of saphenous vein
1	64	Male	CABG 5 y previously: total LAD; 99% stenosis LIMA–LAD; patent saphenous vein to OM.	Axillary-LAD bypass	Prior use of LIMA; angioplasty of LIMA–LAD unsuccessful.
2	66	Female	S/P CABG twice at 2 and 10 y previously; total LAD; 90% lesion in saphenous vein graft to LAD; occluded LIMA; patent saphenous vein to RCA and OM.	Axillary -LAD bypass	Prior use of LIMA.
3	67	Male	S/P CABG 2 y previously; Long 90% LAD lesion; occluded LIMA; 90% circumflex lesion; occluded saphenous vein to OM and RCA.	Hybrid procedure; angioplasty of circumflex; Axillary –LAD bypass.	Prior use of LIMA; LIMA occluded; high risk for conventional redo surgery.

Table 1.

Clinical Data of Patients
CABG = Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting; S/P = Status Post; LIMA = Left Internal Mammary Artery; OM = Obtuse Marginal; RCA = Right Coronary Artery