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Membrane.

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Patients with hypertension displayed more severe intimal thickening than those without hypertension.
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Also, acute complications as dissection or intimal flaps after PTA were stented.
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The features intimal flap, stenosis, and lumen irregularity appeared in both modalities.
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However, the prosthetic lumen area was reduced by intimal hyperplasia in all devices.
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Aortic intimal sarcomas are rare tumors that may result in distal embolic ischemia.
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Conclusions: Diabetic patient's radial artery intimal thickness is significantly higher than non-diabetic patient's.
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These characteristics avoid vascular intimal injury and provide a secure grip.
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Volumetric analyses of the intimal layer and lumen changes were conducted.
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No significant inward remodeling or intimal hyperplasia was observed at day 8 after angioplasty.
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IPAI is also highly useful as a guiding tool for emergency intimal flap fenestration.
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Proliferating intimal cells fully or partially occluded the arterial lumen adjacent to plexiform lesions.
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There were no signs of intimal thickening or of adverse reactions in nervous tissue.
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Saturation of FRC can result in cholesterol crystallization with cell death and intimal injury.
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Change in intimal volume greater than the median and vascular remodeling were major outcome measures.
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Background: Venous bypass grafts may fail because of development of intimal hyperplasia and accelerated atherosclerosis.
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The role of the BET family in the development of intimal hyperplasia is not known.
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