George E. Green has written:

'Surgical revascularization of the heart' -- subject(s): Internal thoracic artery, Mammary Arteries, Myocardial revascularization, Surgery

The purpose of revascularization surgery in moyamoya disease is to augment or redirect blood flow in the brain. Surgical revascularization has been reported to improve cerebral blood flow

Revascularization refers to a medical procedure that restores or improves blood circulation to a specific organ or area by unblocking obstructed or disrupted blood vessels. It can involve surgical interventions or the insertion of devices like stents to enhance blood flow. Revascularization plays a crucial role in treating conditions where blood supply to tissues or organs is compromised, such as in cardiovascular diseases. This procedure is essential for improving overall health outcomes and preventing further complications related to inadequate blood flow.

Saleem Kassam has written:

'Comparing angiographic coronary revascularization strategies'

DRIL procedure-distal revascularization and interval ligation