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“…4 -6 Endothelial and vascular injury that are associated with invasive procedures such as angioplasty, vessel and organ transplantation, and coronary and peripheral arterial by-pass surgery, as well as noninvasive phenomenon such as atherosclerosis, disrupt the physical barrier provided by the endothelium, interfering with vascular homeostasis. [7][8][9][10][11] This sets a series of events in motion that lead to a proliferation and migration of smooth muscle cells. Often these proliferative and migratory events extend beyond the normal healing process and result in obstructive arterial lesions.…”
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“…4 -6 Endothelial and vascular injury that are associated with invasive procedures such as angioplasty, vessel and organ transplantation, and coronary and peripheral arterial by-pass surgery, as well as noninvasive phenomenon such as atherosclerosis, disrupt the physical barrier provided by the endothelium, interfering with vascular homeostasis. [7][8][9][10][11] This sets a series of events in motion that lead to a proliferation and migration of smooth muscle cells. Often these proliferative and migratory events extend beyond the normal healing process and result in obstructive arterial lesions.…”
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“…Previous mediastinal infection is responsible for the development of more than 50% of cases of mycotic aortic aneurysm. 6,11,12 Aggressive medical management of the mediastinal infection alone may not prevent the formation of a mycotic pseudo-aneurysm. 3 The most appropriate therapy if a mycotic pseudoaneurysm involves the ascending aorta is replacement of the aorta with a homograft.…”
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“…Koyanagi et al [29] describe restenosis rates after cardiovascular interventions in heart transplant patients to be as high as 67%; however, it should be noted that 91.7% of the PTCA were balloon angioplasties without stent implantation. In fact, very little has so far been published regarding the use of stents in allograft vasculopathy; nevertheless, the data which is available does definitely show better restenosis rates than with balloon PTCA [26].…”
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