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Bill Clinton 'out of US hospital' Bill Clinton out of US hospital
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Former US President Bill Clinton has left the hospital where he underwent a heart procedure, US media reports. Former US President Bill Clinton has left the hospital where he underwent a heart procedure.
Doctors at New York Presbyterian Hospital cleared up a clogged artery after Mr Clinton complained of discomfort in his chest. He smiled as he walked out of New York Presbyterian Hospital, got into a waiting car, and waved for the cameras.
His cardiologist has said he could be back at work as soon as Monday, adding that he did not have a heart attack. His cardiologist earlier said he was "in good spirits" after the procedure, in which doctors inserted two stents to clear a clogged artery in his heart.
Mr Clinton had quadruple bypass surgery at the same hospital more than five years ago. Dr Allan Schwartz said he could be back at work as soon as Monday, adding that he did not suffer a heart attack.
Mr Clinton had quadruple bypass surgery at the same hospital more than five years ago. He was re-admitted on Thursday after complaining of discomfort in his chest.
Mr Clinton's wife Hillary, the US Secretary of State, and their daughter Chelsea had joined him at his bedside.
The stents - wire-mesh tubes that help the flow of blood - were placed in a coronary artery that had become blocked since Mr Clinton had a quadruple-bypass operation in 2004.