1st patient starts AtriCure study
1st Nov 2005, 16:09 GMT
AtriCure has enrolled its 1st patient in its RESTORE-SR II clinical study non-randomized, feasibility clinical trial will enroll 25 patients at 5 US Med Cntrs.
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