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In Test of Stents, Old Standby Wins Out; Stent Coated With Zotarolimus Fell Short
September 28, 2010
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HealthDay News -- In a head-to-head comparison of drug-coated stents -- the metal mesh tubes used to keep clogged arteries open -- the well-established model using the drug sirolimus came out on top, South Korean researchers report.
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