Study May Deal Setback to Stent Use
14th Nov 2006, 21:50 GMT
Balloon angioplasty plus stents failed to reduce major complications in stable patients when performed three to 28 days after a heart attack, a result that could reduce the need for such procedures in stable patients.
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