Risk Of Heart Problems Increased When Non-Cardiac Surgery Performed Too Soon After Stenting

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Risk Of Heart Problems Increased When Non-Cardiac Surgery Performed Too Soon After Stenting

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Patients who can postpone non-cardiac surgery for at least six weeks after receiving a coronary stent are less likely to suffer reduced blood flow to the heart, heart attack and death than those w

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