Common use of Open Chest CABG Clause in Contracts

Open Chest CABG. I. The actual undergoing of heart surgery to correct blockage or narrowing in one or more coronary artery(s), by coronary artery bypass grafting done via a sternotomy (cutting through the breast bone) or minimally invasive keyhole coronary artery bypass procedures. The diagnosis must be supported by a coronary angiography and the realization of surgery has to be confirmed by a cardiologist. II. The following are excluded: i. Angioplasty and/or any other intra-arterial procedures

Open Chest CABG. I. The actual undergoing of heart surgery to correct blockage or narrowing in one or more coronary artery(s), by coronary artery bypass grafting done via a sternotomy (cutting through the breast bone) or minimally invasive keyhole coronary artery bypass procedures. The diagnosis must be supported by a coronary angiography and the realization of surgery has to be confirmed by a cardiologist. II. The following are excluded: : i. Angioplasty and/or any other intra-arterial procedures

Open Chest CABG. I. The actual undergoing of heart open chest surgery to correct blockage or narrowing in for the correction of one or more coronary artery(s)arteries, which is/are narrowed or blocked, by coronary artery bypass grafting done via a sternotomy graft (cutting through the breast bone) or minimally invasive keyhole coronary artery bypass proceduresCABG). The diagnosis must be supported by a coronary angiography and the realization of surgery has to be confirmed by a cardiologist.specialist medical practitioner. Excluded are: II1. The following are excluded: i. Angioplasty and/or any other intra-arterial procedures 2. Any key-hole or laser surgery.

Open Chest CABG. I. I) The actual undergoing of heart surgery to correct blockage or narrowing in one or more coronary artery(s), by coronary artery bypass grafting done via a sternotomy (cutting through the breast bone) or minimally invasive keyhole coronary artery bypass procedures. The diagnosis must be supported by a coronary angiography and the realization of surgery has to be confirmed by a cardiologist. II. ) The following are excluded: i. : i) Angioplasty and/or any other intra-arterial procedures

Open Chest CABG. I. (i) The actual undergoing of heart surgery to correct blockage or narrowing in one or more coronary artery(s), by coronary artery bypass grafting done via a sternotomy (cutting through the breast bone) or minimally invasive keyhole coronary artery bypass procedures. The diagnosis must be supported by a coronary angiography and the realization of surgery has to be confirmed by a cardiologist. II. The following are excluded: i. Angioplasty and/or any other intra-arterial procedures

Open Chest CABG. I. The actual undergoing of heart surgery to correct blockage or narrowing in one or more coronary artery(s), by coronary artery bypass grafting done via a sternotomy (cutting through the breast bone) or minimally invasive keyhole coronary artery bypass procedures. The diagnosis must be supported by a coronary angiography and the realization of surgery has to be confirmed by a cardiologist. II. The following are excluded: i. Angioplasty and/or any other intra-arterial procedures.

Open Chest CABG. I. (I) The actual undergoing of heart surgery to correct blockage or narrowing in one or more coronary artery(s), by coronary artery bypass grafting done via a sternotomy (cutting through the breast bone) or minimally invasive keyhole coronary artery bypass procedures. The diagnosis must be supported by a coronary angiography and the realization of surgery has to be confirmed by a cardiologist. (II. ) The following are excluded: : i. Angioplasty and/or any other intra-arterial procedures

Open Chest CABG. I. The actual undergoing of heart surgery to correct blockage or narrowing in open chest Surgery for the correction of one or more coronary artery(s)arteries, which is/ are narrowed or blocked, by coronary artery bypass grafting done via a sternotomy graft (cutting through the breast bone) or minimally invasive keyhole coronary artery bypass proceduresCABG). The diagnosis must be supported by a coronary angiography and the realization of surgery Surgery has to be confirmed by a cardiologist. IIspecialist Medical Practitioner. The following are excluded: i. : a. Angioplasty and/or any other intra-arterial procedures; b. Any key-hole or laser Surgery.

Open Chest CABG. I. (i) The actual undergoing of heart open chest surgery to correct blockage or narrowing in for the correction of one or more coronary artery(s)arteries, which is/are narrowed or blocked, by coronary artery bypass grafting done via a sternotomy graft (cutting through the breast bone) or minimally invasive keyhole coronary artery bypass proceduresCABG). The diagnosis must be supported by a coronary angiography and the realization of surgery has to be confirmed by a cardiologistspecialist medical practitioner. II. (ii) The following are excluded: : i. Angioplasty and/or any other intra-arterial proceduresprocedures ii. Any key-hole or laser surgery.

Open Chest CABG. I. (i) The actual undergoing of heart open chest surgery to correct blockage or narrowing in for the correction of one or more coronary artery(s)arteries, which is/are narrowed or blocked, by coronary artery bypass grafting done via a sternotomy graft (cutting through the breast bone) or minimally invasive keyhole coronary artery bypass proceduresCABG). The diagnosis must be supported by a coronary angiography and the realization of surgery has to be confirmed by a cardiologistspecialist medical practitioner. II. (ii) The following are excluded: : i. Angioplasty and/or any other intra-arterial procedures ii. Any key-hole or laser surgery.

Open Chest CABG. I. The actual undergoing of heart surgery to correct blockage or narrowing in one or more coronary artery(s), by coronary artery bypass grafting done via a sternotomy (cutting through the breast bone) or minimally invasive keyhole coronary artery bypass procedures. .The diagnosis must be supported by a coronary angiography and the realization of surgery has to be confirmed by a cardiologist. II. The following are excluded: i. Angioplasty and/or any other intra-arterial procedures

Open Chest CABG. I. I The actual undergoing of heart surgery to correct blockage or narrowing in one or more coronary artery(s), by coronary artery bypass grafting done via a sternotomy (cutting through the breast bone) or minimally invasive keyhole coronary artery bypass procedures. The diagnosis must be supported by a coronary angiography and the realization realisation of surgery has to be confirmed by a cardiologist. II. II The following are excluded: i. : a. Angioplasty and/or any other intra-arterial procedures

Open Chest CABG. I. (i) The actual undergoing of heart surgery to correct blockage or narrowing in one or more coronary artery(s), by coronary artery bypass grafting done via a sternotomy (cutting through the breast bone) or minimally invasive keyhole coronary artery bypass procedures. The diagnosis must be supported by a coronary angiography and the realization of surgery has to be confirmed by a cardiologist. II. (ii) The following are excluded: : i. Angioplasty and/or any other intra-arterial procedures

Open Chest CABG. I. I The actual undergoing of heart surgery to correct blockage or narrowing in one or more coronary artery(sartery (s), by coronary artery bypass grafting done via a sternotomy (cutting through the breast bone) or minimally invasive keyhole coronary artery bypass procedures. The diagnosis must be supported by a coronary angiography and the realization realisation of surgery has to be confirmed by a cardiologist. II. II The following are excluded: i. : a. Angioplasty and/or any other intra-arterial procedures

Open Chest CABG. I. Page6 (i) The actual undergoing of heart surgery to correct blockage or narrowing in one or more coronary artery(s), by coronary artery bypass grafting done via a sternotomy (cutting through the breast bone) or minimally invasive keyhole coronary artery bypass procedures. The diagnosis must be supported by a coronary angiography and the realization of surgery has to be confirmed by a cardiologist. II. (ii) The following are excluded: : i. Angioplasty and/or any other intra-intra- arterial procedures

Open Chest CABG. I. The actual undergoing of heart open chest surgery to correct blockage or narrowing in for the correction of one or more coronary artery(s)arteries, which is/are narrowed or blocked, by coronary artery bypass grafting done via a sternotomy graft (cutting through the breast bone) or minimally invasive keyhole coronary artery bypass proceduresCABG). The diagnosis must be supported by a coronary angiography and the realization realisation of the surgery has to be confirmed by a cardiologist. IIspecialist Medical Practitioner. The following are excluded: i. excluded ◾ Angioplasty and/or any other intra-arterial proceduresprocedures ◾ Any key-hole or laser surgery

Open Chest CABG. I. Page7 (i) The actual undergoing of heart surgery to correct blockage or narrowing in one or more coronary artery(s), by coronary artery bypass grafting done via a sternotomy (cutting through the breast bone) or minimally invasive keyhole coronary artery bypass procedures. The diagnosis must be supported by a coronary angiography and the realization of surgery has to be confirmed by a cardiologist. II. (ii) The following are excluded: : i. Angioplasty and/or any other intra-arterial procedures

Open Chest CABG. I. (i) The actual undergoing of heart surgery to correct blockage or narrowing in one or more coronary artery(s), by coronary artery bypass grafting done via a sternotomy (cutting through the breast bone) or minimally invasive keyhole coronary artery bypass procedures. The diagnosis must be supported by a coronary angiography and the realization of surgery has to be confirmed by a cardiologist. II. (ii) The following are excluded: : i. Angioplasty and/or any other intra-intra- arterial procedures