What is the primary goal of coronary artery bypass surgery? ...

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What is the primary goal of coronary artery bypass surgery?

A. To remove a blockage in the brain

B. To replace damaged heart valves

C. To restore blood flow to the heart muscle

D. To repair damaged lung tissue

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