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the sequence of eventsleadto plaque rupture
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The hemorrhagic eventscould contributeto plaque rupture
adverse eventsresultingfrom plaque rupture
our model ... eventsleadto plaque rupture
The precise mechanismsleadingto plaque rupture
The underlying factors and mechanismscausingplaque rupture
Atherosclerotic plaques ... extrinsic factorstriggerplaque rupture
The blood clots and inflammatory processesresultfrom plaque rupture
12 Inflammation of atherosclerotic plaque ... eventsleadto plaque rupture
inflammation of arterial plaqueleadsto plaque rupture
the precise factors and mechanismscontributeto plaque rupture
Pathogenic mechanismsleadingto plaque rupture
proinflammatory mechanismsleadingto plaque rupture
The molecular mechanismsleadingto plaque rupture
the role of this enzyme in the biological eventsleadto plaque rupture
This risk is the result of increased inflammation in atherosclerotic plaquescontributingto plaque rupture
the pathophysiological processcausingplaque rupture
underlying molecular and cellular eventsleadingto plaque rupture
acute coronary events and strokeresultingfrom plaque rupture
important effects not only on the development of atherosclerotic plaques but also in the processesleadto plaque rupture
322 - 329 T - cell activation ... atherosclerotic plaque inflammationmay leadto plaque rupture
the known factorsleadingto plaque rupture
The release of matrix - digesting enzymes by the cells is thoughtto contributeto plaque rupture
April 28 , 2008 T - cell activation ... atherosclerotic plaque inflammationmay leadto plaque rupture
exposure to oxidants or acute inflammatory eventscan triggerplaque rupture
The resulting inflammationcan leadto plaque rupture
the inflammation from the infectioncausingplaque rupture
the final processesleadingto plaque rupture
Inflammation causes plaque instabilityleadingto plaque rupture
an important characteristic of vulnerable plaqueleadingto plaque rupture
inflammation and extracellular matrix remodelingleadingto plaque rupture
apoptosis of macrophages in advanced plaquesmay leadto plaque rupture
Coronary atherosclerosiscan leadto plaque rupture
Atherosclerosis startsearly in life and Atherosclerosis leadsto plaque rupture
atherosclerosis developmentleadingto plaque rupture
acute inflammatory cell invasion into the surface of atherosclerotic plaquesleadsto plaque rupture
Increased biomechanical stresses in the fibrous cap of atherosclerotic plaquescontributeto plaque rupture
a potential moleculecan influenceatherosclerotic plaque rupture
because influenza may cause inflammation in the bodytriggeringplaque rupture
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life - threatening complications such as heart attack or strokecan createlife - threatening complications such as heart attack or stroke
another heart attackcan triggeranother heart attack
a massive heart attackcan causea massive heart attack
to an acute heart attackledto an acute heart attack
to his fatal heart attackledto his fatal heart attack
to a heart attack or a thrombosis ( a blood clotcan leadto a heart attack or a thrombosis ( a blood clot
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in a heart attack - causing blood clotcan resultin a heart attack - causing blood clot
in stroke , heart attack or even deathcan resultin stroke , heart attack or even death
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to occlusion of a heart vessel and a heart attackcan leadto occlusion of a heart vessel and a heart attack
a clot to form in the arterry blocking the flow of blood / oxygen resulting in a heart attack or strokecausesa clot to form in the arterry blocking the flow of blood / oxygen resulting in a heart attack or stroke
blood clot formation ( thrombogenesis ) that appears to be the usual cause of a myocardial infarction ( heart attack ) or strokecan causeblood clot formation ( thrombogenesis ) that appears to be the usual cause of a myocardial infarction ( heart attack ) or stroke
in myocardial infarction ( heart attack ) and ventricular fibrillationresultingin myocardial infarction ( heart attack ) and ventricular fibrillation
Some 70 per cent of deaths from heart attack(passive) are caused bySome 70 per cent of deaths from heart attack
a sudden complete artery blockage that precipitates a heart attackcausesa sudden complete artery blockage that precipitates a heart attack
blood clots that can block blood flow to the heart resulting in a heart attacktriggersblood clots that can block blood flow to the heart resulting in a heart attack
a blood clot , which causes a heart attack if it blocks off the blood supply to the heart musclecan triggera blood clot , which causes a heart attack if it blocks off the blood supply to the heart muscle
blood clots that block coronary arteries resulting in a heart attack and obstruction of cerebrovascular vessels ( strokecausesblood clots that block coronary arteries resulting in a heart attack and obstruction of cerebrovascular vessels ( stroke
More than 70 % of acute coronary syndrome ( ACS(passive) was caused byMore than 70 % of acute coronary syndrome ( ACS
to thrombosis and manifest as an acute coronary syndrome ( ACScan leadto thrombosis and manifest as an acute coronary syndrome ( ACS
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the more typical acute coronary syndrome(passive) caused bythe more typical acute coronary syndrome
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to thrombosis with the clinical manifestations of an acute coronary syndromeleadsto thrombosis with the clinical manifestations of an acute coronary syndrome
in coronary thrombosis and in acute coronary eventsresultingin coronary thrombosis and in acute coronary events
the formation of a blood clot in the arterycan causethe formation of a blood clot in the artery
The majority ( 60 % ) of cases of acute coronary syndrome(passive) are caused byThe majority ( 60 % ) of cases of acute coronary syndrome
Very late stent thrombosis(passive) caused byVery late stent thrombosis
to deleterious consequences such as acute coronary syndrome , stroke and atherothrombosisleadsto deleterious consequences such as acute coronary syndrome , stroke and atherothrombosis
Acute coronary syndrome in patients with coronary artery aneurysm(passive) is commonly caused byAcute coronary syndrome in patients with coronary artery aneurysm
a blood clot to suddenly formcausinga blood clot to suddenly form
to a blood clot inside the arteryleadsto a blood clot inside the artery
loose plaque or a blood clotmay causeloose plaque or a blood clot
intramural hemorrhage and intraluminal thrombosiswould ... triggerintramural hemorrhage and intraluminal thrombosis
1 Majority of heart attacks and strokes(passive) are caused by1 Majority of heart attacks and strokes
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to severe complications such as myocardial infarction and strokecan leadto severe complications such as myocardial infarction and stroke