Endothelial repair process and its relevance to longitudinal neointimal tissue patterns: comparing histology with <i>in silico</i> modelling

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Re-establishing a functional endothelium following endovascular treatment is an important factor in arresting neointimal proliferation. In this study, both histology (in vivo) and computational simulations (in silico) are used to evaluate neointimal growth patterns within coronary arteries along the axial direction of the stent. Comparison of the growth configurations in vivo and in silico was undertaken to...

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