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RESEARCH & TREATMENTS • UNITED STATES

NEJM lists a study of thrombectomy 24 to 72 hours after stroke

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The supplied listing identifies an article on mechanical thrombectomy performed 24 to 72 hours after a large-vessel ischemic stroke. It provides no results on effectiveness, safety, or which patients may benefit.

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Why it matters

The findings could matter to stroke patients and hospitals considering treatment timing, but the listing does not establish that later thrombectomy is beneficial. No specific U.S. effects can be determined from the supplied information.