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Prevention of smooth muscle cell phenotypic modulation in vein grafts: a histomorphometric study.

Journal of vascular surgery - 1 Aug 1992

Quist W C, LoGerfo F W

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This is a prospective study of the relationship between graft preparation technique and the subsequent morphologic fate of vein grafts. Paired vein grafts (optimal vs injury prepared) were placed in a canine model and removed over time. Vein grafts intentionally injured by warm saline storage demonstrated endothelial and smooth muscle cell damage. In the acute postimplantation period, platelet adhesion and white...

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PMID: 1495146

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