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I now had a stent in my main artery, which had been 95 percent blocked.

High-quality scientific studies show that stents in stable patients neither save more lives nor reduce the odds of a heart attack any more effectively than simply taking heart medicine and making lifestyle changes.

This can lead to the very heart attack that placing the stent was trying to prevent.

Leno asked about his recent cardiovascular surgery in which doctors installed a stent to open up a clogged artery.

The 67-year-old former president had a heart stent placed this week.

In December, he underwent a coronary stent procedure to clear a blocked artery.

Yet the number of angioplasties and stent placements performed has increased, not decreased.

Nan was sitting at the window inside, knitting her stent on a blue stocking.

Stentor, stent′or, n. a very loud-voiced herald in the Iliad, hence any person with a remarkably loud voice: the ursine howler.

You fooled 'way so much time out in the orcha'd this evenin' thet yer stent hain't nigh done.

How did the word stint, on American lips, first convert itself into stent and then into stunt?

Young Stephen boldly called upon Mrs. Stent to protest against the sentence.