Microspinner Boosts Blood Clots Removal
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Potentially life-saving device puts the squeeze – and the roll – on blood clots

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Stanford University's milli-spinner uses a rapidly rotating tube to suck up blood clots and roll them into a ball.
The device was able to reduce the volume of clots by up to 95% in tests.
Scientists believe the technology could be adapted to treat kidney stones and kidney stones.
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