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methods due to shorter hospitalization times and insignificant time spent in the intensive care unit .
According to the present study, the length of hospitalization and the amount of blood loss were less in HS
than in the group of open operations.

Quantitative differences between the analyzed groups should be considered as the limitation of this study, as
well as the lack of information on the long-term results.

Conclusion: hybrid technologies are characterized by a shorter duration of surgical intervention, a low
amount of blood loss and a lower incidence of complications in the early periods. These findings open new
prospects for revascularization in persons with severe comorbid pathology.

DECLARATIONS
Authors’ contributions
Data collection, data analysis, manuscript writing: Michael I, Petr P
Statistical analysis, manuscript review: Michael I, Anastasia A, Pavel B
Manuscript editing and reviewing: Petr P
Study supervisor, manuscript reviewing: Nikolay G
Data collection: Tigrov I, Anastasia U

Availability of data and materials
At request. Kindly email corresponding author.

Financial support and sponsorship
None.

Conflicts of interest
All authors declared that there are no conflicts of interest.

Ethical approval and consent to participate
This report is not considered research by NHS, as defined by the UK Policy Framework for Health and
Social Care Research. An informed consent of participation in the study was obtained from participants
and approved from NHS Research Ethics Committee (REC). There was no children under 16 participate in
this study.

Consent for publication
Not applicable.

Copyright
© The Author(s) 2018.

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