Red Tip Photinia & the Scientific Name. Red tip photinia (Photinia x fraseri) was widely planted in the South until an aggressive fungus led to its decline.The attractive shrub gets its scarlet foliage from its parent photinia serrulata, a native of China commonly called Red for a Thousand Years.ed Tip Photinia & the Scientific Name. Red tip photinia (Photinia x fraseri) was widely planted in the South until an aggressive fungus led to its decline.
The current success rate for bypass surgery is 95 to 98 percent, meaning that between 2 and 5 percent of all patients have complications, including death.
Ask a Texas Heart Institute Doctor Informed patients make better patients. Question: What is the success rate for a second heart surgery? Hi, wondering if someone can answer a few questions for me. My father is facing his 2nd coronary artery bypass surgery. What is the success rate for a second surgery? How much harder is it on the patient? submitted by Paula from Canada on 10/26 /2011. Answer: by Texas Heart Institute cardiovascular surgeon, J. Michael Duncan, MD Hello, Paula. Your questions are good ones, but a bit difficult to answer without knowing your father's case in more detail. In general, however, second or redo coronary bypass procedures can be highly successful when performed by experienced surgical teams. Much depends on the patient's coronary anatomy and any other medical conditions of the patient which must be taken into consideration, e.g., kidney or lung disease.