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EXTEND-IA Trial Shows Continued Endovascular Therapy Development

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As more endovascular therapy options are developed doctors will have the chance to learn a variety of methods and decide which will work best for their individual patients.

As more endovascular therapy options are developed for treating stroke doctors will have the chance to learn a variety of methods and decide which will work best for their individual patients.

Bruce Campbell, MBBS, PhD, FRACP, from the Royal Melbourne Hospital in Australia discussed the results of the EXTEND-IA Trial during the International Stroke Conference in Nashville.

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