Clinton &#39;Recovering Normally&#39; Says Surgeon
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Bill Clinton was resting comfortably today after a successful quadruple heart bypass operation to relieve clogged arteries. âHe is recovering normally at this point,â said Dr Craig R. Smith, the surgeon who led the four-hour operation.
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Former President Bill Clinton was recovering after a quadruple heart bypass operation to relieve arteries so severely clogged that they posed imminent danger of a major heart attack.
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NEW YORK - Former President Bill Clinton was in the operating room Monday for heart bypass surgery, a hospital source told The Associated Press.    Preparations for the surgery began at about 6:45 a.m...
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Former President Bill Clinton was resting comfortably Tuesday as he recuperated from coronary artery bypass surgery performed the day before, according to a spokesman at his charitable foundation.
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The heart operation that former President Clinton is to undergo restores blood flow around blockages that prevent coronary arteries from nourishing the heart.
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Former President Clinton underwent a successful four-hour quadruple heart bypass operation Monday morning and was resting comfortably by late afternoon, according to the
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Former President Bill Clinton yesterday underwent successful quadruple heart bypass surgery, a four-hour procedure his doctors said prevented a potentially
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NEW YORK - Former President Bill Clinton was expected to undergo heart bypass surgery after suffering chest pains as early as Monday but probably Tuesday, according to Democratic officials.   "I thanked him for getting the Democrats back on the front page, and he told me that's about as far as he's willing to go," party Chairman Terry McAuliffe said Saturday...
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Former U.S. President Bill Clinton was  recovering on Monday after successful quadruple heart bypass  surgery at a New York hospital, and his doctors said he would  have risked a "substantial" heart attack without the operation.
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Former President Clinton is in a New York City hospital, waiting to undergo heart bypass surgery. His office says he was admitted today after complaining of mild chest pain and shortness of breath.
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TONY EASTLEY: Former US President Bill Clinton is recovering after heart bypass surgery, but it could be up to eight weeks before doctors say he&#39;s back on his feet.
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Thousands of UK heart patients undergo the operation that surgeons have performed on former American president Bill Clinton. A coronary artery bypass is a relatively routine procedure
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NEW YORK Sept. 3, 2004 - Bill Clinton was hospitalized with chest pains and shortness of breath Friday and will undergo heart bypass surgery in an operation that could sideline the former president at the height of the campaign for the White House.
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Bill Clinton is an excellent candidate to make a full, quick recovery from coronary bypass surgery, a cardiologist said Friday. The former president is scheduled to undergo surgery as early as Saturday.
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NEW YORK - Former President Clinton underwent successful heart bypass surgery Monday at a Manhattan hospital and was resting comfortably, his spokesman said. The medical team that performed the procedure at New York Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia planned a 4 p.m...
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NEW YORK - As he prepared for heart bypass surgery early next week, Bill Clinton was in good spirits, dressed in street clothes and walking around his hospital room Saturday morning, people close to the Clinton family said.    The former president said he was "a little scared, but not much" of the surgery, but was looking forward to a swift recovery and resuming normal activities such as jogging...
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Former President Bill Clinton's heart bypass, expected Monday or Tuesday, likely will be an ordinary replumbing of his ailing heart, not some new whiz-bang robotic or "keyhole" surgery, leading surgeons say.    And just as his operation is likely to be the same as the average American's, the delay in his surgery also suggests a problem typical for many patients: doctors and nurses off for the holiday weekend...