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Health Related Quality of life trajectories and Predictors following CABS
frank Pakravan (12 September 2006) S/E
The observations made and the conclusions drawn here in this paper are so relevant to patients that have had a Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery that I would personally like to see more funding into such research. I commend the public to view the findings in light of the parameters of the research and draw relevance into their own lives.
Competing interests
My competing interest arises from knowing patients that have had severe C.A.B.S and the expected predictions of it's outcome years down their lives.
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