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How much time does one need to be hospitalised after pad bye pass surgery?
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Depends: In uncomplicated cases, depending on the country and institution, should be between 5 days to two weeks. Exact time is impossible to predict: everybody recovers differently.
Answered 3/16/2013
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Depends: Abdominal or iliac about a week femoral or popliteal about 5-7!days.
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