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No long‐term clinical benefit from manual aspiration thrombectomy in ST‐elevation myocardial infarction patients. Data from NRDES registry

Current STEMI guidelines recommend thrombectomy should be considered during primary PCI. Multiple data from randomized clinical trials, registries, and metanalysis have confirmed the efficacy of thrombectomy in terms of surrogate endpoints like better myocardial perfusion, less pronounced distal embolization, and conflicting results on lower all‐cause mortality. Our aim was to analyze long‐term outcome of STEMI patients treated with manual thrombectomy during primary PCI in a contemporary national registry.