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“These study results challenge the notion that proximal EPDs are significantly superior to distal EPDs, or that they can serve as a 'magic bullet' for stroke prevention during carotid artery stenting. Even for patients who had recent symptoms of stroke or mini-stroke—who have been thought to get more benefit from proximal EPD—this study showed no statistical difference in device effectiveness.”
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