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Embolectomy in a Rabbit Acute Arterial Occlusion Model Using a Novel Electromechanical Extraction Device

J. Hartman, W. Small, T.S. Wilson, J. Brock, P.R. Buckley, W.J. Benett, J.M. Loge and D.J. Maitland
American Journal of Neuroradiology May 2007, 28 (5) 872-874;
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