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Minimally Invasive Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery Maintains Pulmonary Function Postoperatively
MASOOD A. SHARIFF, Rami MICHAEL, Edward Daniele, Natasha Povar, Simon Esthappan, JUAN ARIEL, john P. nabagiez, Joseph T. McGinn, Jr..
STATEN ISLAND UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, STATEN ISLAND, NY, USA.

OBJECTIVE:
Minimally invasive coronary artery bypass (MICS) is performed through a small left lateral thorocotomy. Surgical approaches (sternotomy versus small thoracotomy) on postoperative pulmonary function were evaluated.
Methods:
Preoperative and postoperative (days 1- 6; 2 and 4 week; 6 months) pulmonary function were assessed in 49 patients undergoing MICS and were compared with 55 patients undergoing sternotomy for CABG.
Results:
The MICS group compared to sternotomy group did not show significance in surgical time, intubation period, and length of stay (Table). Pulmonary function test results were higher in MICS group for Forced Vital Capacity (FVC) compared to sternotomy and showed significance on postoperative day (POD) 1, 3, and 6 (POD1: 1.4L versus 1.0L, p=0.0081; POD3: 1.6L vs 1.2L, p= 0.0009; & POD6: 2.1L vs 1.4L p=0.049) MICS versus sternotomy: FEV1 (forced expiratory volume in 1 second) was significant on POD 1, 3, and 6 (p=0.0398, 0.008, & 0.0191, respectively). Both groups have similar volumes at 2 and 4 weeks and returned to baseline at 6 months.
Conclusions:
MICS CABG procedure leads to better preservation of pulmonary function postoperatively compared with sternotomy CABG.
Patient demographics and perioperative outcome.
MICSSD/%SternotomySD/%P-Value
Pre-Operative4559
Age64.1±10.762.2±9.10.3307
Gender (Male)34(75.6%)5186.4%0.2019
Height (cm)171.7±7.8173.3±9.20.3508
Weight (kg)85.6±19.189.6±17.30.2667
Diabetes2248.9%2745.8%0.8435
Hypertension4088.9%5898.3%0.0826
Current Smoker1022.2%1932.2%0.2799
Chronic Lung Disease817.70%915.30%0.7925
Ejection Fraction, %45.2±12.248.6±130.1778
Congestive Heart Failure715.9%712.1%0.7729
Peri-Operative
Extubated in OR0-0--
Intubation, hrs10±513±320.9354
Prolonged Ventilation0-14.5%-
Surgery time, mins246±45220±550.727
Bypasses performed2.56±0.764.05±1.110.0001
Pneumonia0-0--
Infection Sternum - Deep0-0--
Infection Thoracotomy0-0--
Atrial Fibrillation969.2%1568.2%0.6399
Re-intubated During Hospital Stay0-11.8%-
ICU Hours107.7±88.3110.3±85.10.9834
Length of Stay5.42±3.646.4±3.90.1881


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