Definition of heart bypass in English:

heart bypass

noun

1A surgical operation in which an alternative channel is created to improve blood flow to the heart when a coronary artery is blocked.
he had a triple heart bypass in 2003
Example sentencesExamples
- Dad had a heart bypass over the Christmas period.
- Three years ago he had a quadruple heart bypass and in January this year he suffered another stroke.
- At the hospital, a couple of medical residents confuse this patient with another who is there for a heart bypass.
- In 1996 he suffered a third heart attack and was told by his consultant he would need a heart bypass.
- He has also had a heart bypass, and an operation on his leg arteries for a condition that left him almost crippled.
- He needed a heart bypass but would have faced a lengthy wait.
- I'm still recovering from the heart bypass.
- Heart bypasses and angioplasty are the most common types of heart operations, totalling 69,000 last year.
- Last year, out of the blue, I had to have a heart bypass.
- Four years later he suffered more attacks and needed a quadruple heart bypass that left him with kidney failure.
1. 1.1 An alternative channel created during a heart bypass operation.
  the operation required removal of a piece of vein from his leg for a heart bypass
  Example sentencesExamples
  These are the veins that surgeons take from the leg to create a heart bypass.
  A physician opens the thorax, creates a heart bypass and cuts the connections to the lungs.
  She is wheeled into the operating room for surgery to replace two heart valves and create a heart bypass.
  The first thing we have to do, before we set up the heart bypass, is to establish the return of the saturated blood from the pump oxygenator.

Definition of heart bypass in US English:

heart bypass

noun

1A surgical operation in which an alternative channel is created to improve blood flow to the heart when a coronary artery is blocked.
he had a triple heart bypass in 2003
Example sentencesExamples
- Three years ago he had a quadruple heart bypass and in January this year he suffered another stroke.
- In 1996 he suffered a third heart attack and was told by his consultant he would need a heart bypass.
- I'm still recovering from the heart bypass.
- Last year, out of the blue, I had to have a heart bypass.
- He has also had a heart bypass, and an operation on his leg arteries for a condition that left him almost crippled.
- Heart bypasses and angioplasty are the most common types of heart operations, totalling 69,000 last year.
- He needed a heart bypass but would have faced a lengthy wait.
- Dad had a heart bypass over the Christmas period.
- Four years later he suffered more attacks and needed a quadruple heart bypass that left him with kidney failure.
- At the hospital, a couple of medical residents confuse this patient with another who is there for a heart bypass.
1. 1.1 An alternative channel created during a heart bypass operation.
  the operation required removal of a piece of vein from his leg for a heart bypass
  Example sentencesExamples
  She is wheeled into the operating room for surgery to replace two heart valves and create a heart bypass.
  These are the veins that surgeons take from the leg to create a heart bypass.
  A physician opens the thorax, creates a heart bypass and cuts the connections to the lungs.
  The first thing we have to do, before we set up the heart bypass, is to establish the return of the saturated blood from the pump oxygenator.

单词	heart bypass
释义	Definition of heart bypass in English: heart bypass noun 1A surgical operation in which an alternative channel is created to improve blood flow to the heart when a coronary artery is blocked. he had a triple heart bypass in 2003 Example sentencesExamples Dad had a heart bypass over the Christmas period. Three years ago he had a quadruple heart bypass and in January this year he suffered another stroke. At the hospital, a couple of medical residents confuse this patient with another who is there for a heart bypass. In 1996 he suffered a third heart attack and was told by his consultant he would need a heart bypass. He has also had a heart bypass, and an operation on his leg arteries for a condition that left him almost crippled. He needed a heart bypass but would have faced a lengthy wait. I'm still recovering from the heart bypass. Heart bypasses and angioplasty are the most common types of heart operations, totalling 69,000 last year. Last year, out of the blue, I had to have a heart bypass. Four years later he suffered more attacks and needed a quadruple heart bypass that left him with kidney failure. 1.1 An alternative channel created during a heart bypass operation. the operation required removal of a piece of vein from his leg for a heart bypass Example sentencesExamples These are the veins that surgeons take from the leg to create a heart bypass. A physician opens the thorax, creates a heart bypass and cuts the connections to the lungs. She is wheeled into the operating room for surgery to replace two heart valves and create a heart bypass. The first thing we have to do, before we set up the heart bypass, is to establish the return of the saturated blood from the pump oxygenator. Definition of heart bypass in US English: heart bypass noun 1A surgical operation in which an alternative channel is created to improve blood flow to the heart when a coronary artery is blocked. he had a triple heart bypass in 2003 Example sentencesExamples Three years ago he had a quadruple heart bypass and in January this year he suffered another stroke. In 1996 he suffered a third heart attack and was told by his consultant he would need a heart bypass. I'm still recovering from the heart bypass. Last year, out of the blue, I had to have a heart bypass. He has also had a heart bypass, and an operation on his leg arteries for a condition that left him almost crippled. Heart bypasses and angioplasty are the most common types of heart operations, totalling 69,000 last year. He needed a heart bypass but would have faced a lengthy wait. Dad had a heart bypass over the Christmas period. Four years later he suffered more attacks and needed a quadruple heart bypass that left him with kidney failure. At the hospital, a couple of medical residents confuse this patient with another who is there for a heart bypass. 1.1 An alternative channel created during a heart bypass operation. the operation required removal of a piece of vein from his leg for a heart bypass Example sentencesExamples She is wheeled into the operating room for surgery to replace two heart valves and create a heart bypass. These are the veins that surgeons take from the leg to create a heart bypass. A physician opens the thorax, creates a heart bypass and cuts the connections to the lungs. The first thing we have to do, before we set up the heart bypass, is to establish the return of the saturated blood from the pump oxygenator.
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