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The perioperative lesion of the myocardium in heart-lung machine operation can on principle not be prevented despite complex measures of the protection of the myocardium and the individual monitoring of the patients, this particularly by including patients with high risk of ischaemia of the myocardium (instable angina pectoris, stenosis of the trunc and greatly restricted left-ventricular function, respectively) in former years. In a proved perioperative lesion of the myocardium the limitation of the myocardial lesion stands in the centre of intensive-medical measures with vasodilators and positive inotropic substances.
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