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Eligible acute infarct patients

ASA, Heparine and rTPA (single bolus)

Randomize

Microbubbles NaCl 0.9%

Ultrasound during infusion

PCI

Pre-hospital

Hospital

No ultrasound

Treatment arm Control arm, “sham” like

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