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Correspondence to Author: Mohith Sharma, 

Department of Surgery, Jammu & Kashmir, UT, India

Abstract:

AIMS. numerous and polemical reports ar gift regarding correlation of various diseases and their complications with style of blood type. This study was in serious trouble assessing correlation between style of blood type and post operative haemorrhage in artery bypass graft surgery. METHODS. during this retrospective study, quantity of haemorrhage was measured in 228 non-emergency patients in initial twenty four hours when artery bypass graft surgery, and its correlation with style of blood type and different parameters was evaluated. RESULTS. most haemorrhage rate was ascertained in AB blood type with mean of 1672 cc and minimum haemorrhage rate was ascertained in O blood type with mean of 1365 cc. applied math take a look at of research variance didn’t ensure important correlation between style of blood type and quantity of post operative haemorrhage. conjointly there was no important correlation between variables of range of grafts, reoperation thanks to large haemorrhage, time pump and time of operation with style of blood type. CONCLUSION. though results weren't important, thanks to clinical importance, it's finished that patients with AB blood type, particularly blood type, had a lot of haemorrhage when open-heart surgery surgery than different blood teams.

Keywords:Lymhocytic vasculitis Stevens-Johnson syndrome

Citation:

Mohith Sharma. In coronary artery bypass graft surgery, there is a link between blood group and postoperative haemorrhage.. Annals of Critical Care and Medicine 2024.