RCT 14,892 very late stage (9 days from symptom onset) hospitalized patients, not showing a significant difference in mortality with treatment. A statistically significant increased chance of hospital discharge was found for treatment <= 7 days from symptom onset (supplement page 52). Only 7% of patients were not receiving thromboprophylaxis. Authors note that the lack of benefit seen may be because there was no significant additional benefit given the high rates of antithrombotic therapy with LMWH. Authors also note that potential benefit may depend on treatment delay, especially if thrombi had developed before admission. Lower RR is shown for patients not on LMWH (0.83), and patients treated <= 7 days from onset (0.93). Results restricted to earlier treatment times are not provided. Patients already receiving aspirin were excluded. NCT04381936.