Book Details

Vascular Complications in Human Disease : Mechanisms and Consequences

Publication year: 2008

: 978-1-84628-919-4

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Vascular disease provides a clear example of the inherent and practical relationship between basic science and clinical medicine. Basic science underpins the rationale of treatment and potential future therapeutic approaches; problems in clinical management often direct new lines of laboratory research. Progress in treatment cannot continue without this close collaboration and this book has been designed to review this fascinating collaborative field of medical science. As part of this evolving collaboration, Vascular Complications of Human Disease: Mechanisms and Consequences reviews the study, pathogenesis, management and treatment of some of the most common vascular diseases.


: Medicine, Bypass, Lipoprotein, angiogenesis, atherosclerosis, gene therapy, genetics, heart, high-density lipoprotein (HDL), inflammation, muscle, prevention, surgery, vascular disease, Cardiology, Infectious Diseases, Internal Medicine, Vascular Surgery