The Future of Primary Prevention

I have to think we're not going to be so absolute about this at some point in the future. The margin of decision-making is a little bit tighter, but I really am more likely an event here than a bleed there. These are probabilities. We will have patients who will bleed. Doesn't mean you made the wrong decision. And again, I would encourage primary care docs to talk to the operator who put that stent in or talk to the stroke neurologist to make sure we're doing the right thing based on what they see the clinical risk being. Right now for plugs, tell us about this number eight. So I had the privilege of working with the American Heart Association and