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Sucking Out Clot Debris Helps Heart Attack Patients; One-Year Death Rate Nearly Halved in University Medical Centre Groningen Study

June 6, 2008 | 
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HealthDay News -- Vacuuming out loose pieces of clots before artery-opening treatment of a heart attack reduced the one-year death rate by nearly half in a Dutch trial, a result that cardiologists said could change medical practice.

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