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EASTER
ESTrogen and Stents to Eliminate Restenosis. A very small (30 patients) trial evaluating the feasibility and safety of 17-estradiol-eluting stent for treating single native vessel stenosis
Primary endpoints MACE, death, MI, TLR, stent thrombosis at 1 and 6 months
Conclusion 17-beta-estradiol-eluted stents appear feasible and safe, showing low rates of binary restenosis and revascularization. These results warrant further confirmation with a large, randomized multicenter trial


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Magiste Informationen uber Feiertage des Volkskalenders (Fastnacht, Ostern, Georgstag, Johannistag, Martinsabend) und kirchliche Feiertage, alte Traditionen und Brauche (z.
Unilever is the world's largest manufacturer of tea, and all of our tea will be Rainforest Alliance Certified by 2015, which will be a first for the industry," Ostern says.
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