Not practical: Sorry the stent did not help. Yes, it's "possible" to remove but would probably require major open surgery, w risks bleeding or thrombosis of artery. In short, unless the stent itself causes real issues (unlikely), risks of removal likely to be significantly greater than risk of leaving it there. If looks good on monitoring for a time, frequency of this can probably be reduced. Hope this helps!
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