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Molina and colleagues [1] continue to expand their already extensive experience with their well-defined protocol for managing Paget-Schroetter syndrome. At first glance many will conclude, albeit superficially, that this article is a potboiler, but only until the reader looks closely at the number of patients in the series and the near perfect patency rates of the subclavian vein in their 126 subjects 6 months after intervention.

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