What does bypass risk assessment mean?

A bypass surgery risk assessment is a comprehensive assessment of the overall health of the patient and the risk level of surgery before deciding to perform the surgery.

Bypass surgery is a common heart surgery used to treat coronary heart disease, acute myocardial infarction, etc. Before surgery, the doctor collects a detailed medical history, performs a physical examination, and performs a series of auxiliary tests, including ECG, heart ultrasound, blood tests, etc. Through these assessments, the doctor can understand the patient's cardiovascular status, other potential health problems, and assess the risks of surgery.

After surgery, the patient needs to gradually increase daily activities and exercise according to the doctor's recommendations, which can help the body recover.