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AtriCure (ATRC) Leans On Trial Progress As Fair Value Sits Just Below The Stock - Simply Wall Street
1 min read·By E. Nolan Beckett, MD·Source: Simply Wall Street
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Coronary [LANDMARK] NCT07871591 : TOP-CABG Trial Follow-up Extension (TOP-CABG FE).
Not yet recruiting, N/A phase, enrollment 2,290, sponsor China National Center for Cardiovascular Diseases.
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