Do changes in blood flow in the subclavian artery affect flow volume in IMA grafts after complete arterial revascularization with the T-graft technique?
In patients in whom the coronary bypass blood flow is dependent on the left IMA, neither the quantitative flow volume nor the flow profile are altered by changes in blood flow of the subclavian artery.
During indoor smoking, ETS contribution to total BaP dose of the same smoker, may be not negligible. Therefore both active and passive smoking exposures should be considered in studies about health of active smokers.