Introduction: Management of dyslipidaemia after coronary surgery is an essential component of secondary
prevention and aims to stabilise native coronary disease and maintain graft patency.
Quality of lipid control is variable and multi-factorial with only a quarter of patients
achieving some national lipid targets. We evaluated the influence of lipids upon conduit
patency and clinical outcomes in long term follow up after primary coronary surgery,
with a particular focus on defining their effects in arterial grafts.
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