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Doctors found no signs of bleeding in artificial heart patient Murray P. Haydon’s chest, while William J. Schroeder spent his 100th day with the device by concentrating on physical therapy. X-rays taken throughout the day showed that bleeding had stopped in Haydon’s chest cavity for the first time in a week, said Humana Inc. spokesman Bob Irvine in a tape-recorded statement in Louisville, Ky.
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