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A device designed to capture more TAVR procedural debris proves noninferior to an existing device in a large trial, but the role of these devices remains unresolved.

In patients with colorectal cancer undergoing major resection surgery, a greater severity of diabetes-related vascular complications is linked to poorer postoperative outcomes, including mortality.

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