Titlebook: Atherosclerosis — is it reversible?; Gotthard Schettler,Eduard Friedrich Stange,Robert Conference proceedings 1978 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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Removal of Endogenously Labeled Lipid From Atherosclerotic Aortic Explants Incubated in VitroSince we were interested in the lipid metabolism of the arterial wall in atherosclerotic rabbits, we studied the uptake and incorporation of different isotopes into various lipids of the arterial wall in tissue culture. Subsequently we examined the removal of these labeled lipids from the vessel wall.

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Regression of Atherosclerosis in ManBeing an internist, I will attempt to answer the above question from the clinical point of view. Since only the obliterating arteriosclerosis manifests symptoms, this is of special interest to the clinical physician. For this reason the first question is whether any stenosing or obliterating process in a vessel can be reversed.

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Mechanisms of Lipid Deposition in the Artery Wallified from an article published recently (8) and based, in part, on CHEN’s work which was done in our laboratory (5). These diagrams show endothelial cells, the internal elastica, a few media cells, and elastic membranes.

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Cell Culture and Factors That Stimulate Smooth Muscle Proliferatione important for smooth muscle proliferation. The hypothesis tested is not really new but goes back to VIRCHOW; it assumes that some form of “injury” occurs to the endothelium. Injury here is put into quotations, because injury to the endothelium may mean something very different from injury as usually understood.

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S. Ferrari,A. Ferri,B. Bianchi,E. Sesennaified from an article published recently (8) and based, in part, on CHEN’s work which was done in our laboratory (5). These diagrams show endothelial cells, the internal elastica, a few media cells, and elastic membranes.

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Anatomical Considerations of Free Flapsulations, their embryogenesis and turnover as it reates to age, “wear and tear” in artery walls, and atherosclerosis. Information can be gained on some points by animal experiments with isotopic tracers. Furthermore, insight into the population dynamics of human tissue cells is obtained by using an

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The Medial Femoral Condyle Flape important for smooth muscle proliferation. The hypothesis tested is not really new but goes back to VIRCHOW; it assumes that some form of “injury” occurs to the endothelium. Injury here is put into quotations, because injury to the endothelium may mean something very different from injury as usual