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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"coronary stenosis"”.

  1. Hydrodynamic considerations of coronary blood flow with and without stenosis

    Coronary stenosis is one of the most common heart diseases. Though not much is known concerning the growth of the stenosis in the coronary arteries, it is nevertheless possible to study the effects of the stenosis on the blood flow, and thus to determine its influence on myocardial perfusion. In …

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  2. Laminar and Transitional Flow disturbances in Diseased and Stented Arteries

    … Americans will experience a new heart attack (coronary stenosis) and 600,000 will experience a first stroke. Although the exact causes of cardiovascular disease are not well understood, hemodynamics has been long thought to play a primary role in the progression of cardiovascular disease and …

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  3. Histopathologische und immunhistochemische Charakterisierung von Narbenbildung & Kapillarisierung an chronisch ischämischen Rattenherzen

    Die vorliegende Arbeit verfolgte das Ziel, den Prozess der Narbenbildung infolge chronischer Gefäßeinengung (Chronische Koronarstenose) bzw. chronischen Gefäßverschlusses (Chronischer Myokardinfarkt)quantitativ zu erfassen und die resultierenden Veränderungen in der myokardialen Mikrozirkulation …

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  4. Novel positron emission tomography applications for imaging cardiovascular disease activity

    … explored in a wide range of conditions including coronary atherosclerosis, aortic stenosis and bioprosthetic valve disease, offering a marker of vascular injury and disease activity in each condition studied. At the moment, we lack reliable and reproducible methods for predicting myocardial …

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