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Dad had cabg surgery 1 year ago and seems to be fine. are there any problems with flying for him -- or can he fly without concern?
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S/p CABG: Only problems with flying would be if he were a pilot. Would need cardiac eval including stress test. A normal plane passenger - ok to fly if clinically stable.
Answered 12/19/2013
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