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After Heart Attack, Stenting More Than the Blocked Artery May Be Best
Opening all of a person’s clogged arteries after a heart attack can protect their health better than reopening only the one that caused it, a major international clinical trial has concluded. Opening all blockages and not just...
- Posted September 1, 2019











