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English[en]
The surgeon takes a section of healthy blood vessel, often from inside the chest wall (the internal mammary artery) or from the lower leg, and attaches the ends above and below the blocked artery so that blood flow is diverted (bypassed) around the narrowed portion of the diseased artery.
Spanish[es]
El cirujano toma una sección de un vaso sanguíneo sano, generalmente del interior de la pared torácica (la arteria mamaria interna) o de la pantorrilla, y la conecta por arriba y por debajo de la arteria bloqueada para desviar el flujo sanguíneo (bypass), a fin de evitar que pase por la parte bloqueada de la arteria enferma.