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Castelvecchio S et al. – Noncomplicated diabetes has no negative impact on long–term survival after surgical ventricular restoration. Conversely, complicated diabetes, namely the presence of chronic renal failure, carries a long–term cardiac mortality risk that is four times higher than the risk for nondiabetic patients.

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