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Mojave won't be affected the way other communities have when bypasses were built, such as the downturn that hit Boron, said Kern County Supervisor Steve Perez. The use of autologous veins as a bypass conduit has been the standard of care for below-knee bypasses as synthetic grafts historically have not matched their clinical performance. For the first time, doctors have shown that by inserting extra genes into the heart, they can stimulate the growth of new blood vessels, enabling patients to grow their own bypasses. |
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