Titlebook: Vascular Disease and Injury; Preclinical Research Daniel I. Simon,Campbell Rogers Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2001 S

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A Murine Model of Arterial Injury and Thrombosister, we describe a method for studying arterial thrombosis in mice. This method exhibits several features observed in large animal thrombosis models. Therefore, it should prove useful to investigators examining the genetic determinants of thrombosis and thrombolysis at sites of arterial injury.

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Folts Cyclic Flow Animal Model for Studying in Vivo Platelet Activity and Platelet Interactions withf stenosis, which would allow for essentially normal coronary flow with the animal at rest, but would cause ischemia and sudden death under many of the conditions known to increase the likelihood of sudden death in humans.

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Nonhuman Primate Models of Arterial Injury and Repair and molecular response to vascular injury have come from this body of work, no universally accepted pharmacologic treatment or intervention has yet been demonstrated to significantly and reproducibly reduce the incidence of restenosis after acute vascular injury (as caused by balloon angioplasty and/or stent placement) in humans.

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Wire Denudation and Ligation Models of the Mouse Carotid Artery complete endothelial denudation, we developed the . and later, the technically less challenging . that causes intimal hyperplasia in the absence of widespread endothelial denudation .. These two models are described in detail in this chapter.

破譯

Atherosclerosis in Nonhuman Primatesliable, steady supply and which allow for testing of genetic characteristics through selective breeding. Since not all strains react similarly, they will be treated individually in the following discussion.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-59259-003-2Stent; anesthesia; atherosclerosis; cardiovascular; hypertension; thrombosis; transplantation; vascular dis