| Abstract: | All over the world the therapy of acute myocardial infarction has concentrated upon saving the ischaemically injured, but still viable cells of the myocardium. Also the acute coronary surgery, which among our groups of coronary-surgical patients has a proportion of 3.5% with 41 patients, answers this purpose. The preferred indication groups for acute coronary-surgical operations are the occlusion of the vessel after coronary dilation and the condition after intracoronary fibrinolysis. In these 22 patients the hospital lethality was only 4.5%. The reasonable active approach in acute myocardial infarction, particularly the combination fibrinolysis - acute coronary surgery, is a hopeful enlargement of the previous therapy for the highly imperilled patients with myocardial infarction. |
