Atherosclerotic Coronary Plaque Is Associated With Adventitial Vasa Vasorum and Local Inflammation in Adjacent Epicardial Adipose Tissue in Fresh Cadavers

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RT @ZahcM: "In fresh cadavers, lipid-rich coronary plaques are associated with adventitial VV and local inflammation in adjacent EAT." ht…

18 Mar 2023

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"In fresh cadavers, lipid-rich coronary plaques are associated with adventitial VV and local inflammation in adjacent EAT." https://t.co/KICP4rsOB5 Vasa vasorum neovascularization might be the main cause of lipid-rich plaques. https://t.co/PCLBjTpVS2

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RT @ZahcM: "In fresh cadavers, lipid-rich coronary plaques are associated with adventitial VV and local inflammation in adjacent EAT." - ht…

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"In fresh cadavers, lipid-rich coronary plaques are associated with adventitial VV and local inflammation in adjacent EAT." - https://t.co/KICP4rsOB5 Vasa vasorum neovascularization might be the main cause of lipid-rich plaques. https://t.co/DG8TzWSS7b

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