Meanings of intimal hyperplasia in inglés

However, the prosthetic lumen area was reduced by intimal hyperplasia in all devices.

No significant inward remodeling or intimal hyperplasia was observed at day 8 after angioplasty.

Background: Venous bypass grafts may fail because of development of intimal hyperplasia and accelerated atherosclerosis.

The role of the BET family in the development of intimal hyperplasia is not known.

Our data suggest a novel mechanism for synovial intimal hyperplasia and joint damage in RA.

Histology revealed that the novel hybrid stent graft had less intimal hyperplasia than the bare-metal stent.

Immune-mediated damage to medium-sized arteries results in wall remodeling with intimal hyperplasia, luminal stenosis and tissue ischemia.

Fourteen of the 99 lesions in the 97 patients developed intimal hyperplasia.

Methods: We investigated the effect of BET inhibition on intimal hyperplasia using a rat balloon angioplasty model.

Objective: To investigate the impact of calcified lesion on the intimal hyperplasia after implantation of drug eluting stent.

Conclusions: Our data support the hypothesis that Pb is a novel, independent, and significant risk factor for intimal hyperplasia.

The degree of residual plaque burden outside of a stent might be correlated with the degree of intimal hyperplasia.

These results indicated that the early endothelialisation of grafts by seeding enhanced the patency and inhibited intimal hyperplasia of venous prostheses.

With regard to the stent, immediate post-procedure and follow-up angiograms were unremarkable in terms of thromboembolic events and signs of intimal hyperplasia.

Inflammation is one of the major core mechanisms involved in the occurrence of restenosis, and plays an important role in intimal hyperplasia.

Both acutely reversible pulmonary vasoconstriction and pathological remodeling (especially medial hypertrophy and intimal hyperplasia) account for increased PVR when present.