Intima

Known as: Tunica intima, intimas

Organ component layer which consists of the endothelium and the fibroelastic connective tissue.

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2016

Cardiovascular disease is among the leading causes of morbidity and mortality worldwide. Preventive treatment of high-risk…

2007

BACKGROUND Previous studies have shown that carotid intima-media thickness correlates well with the presence and extent of…

1986

The lungs of twenty three subjects, 12 non-smokers and 11 smokers, age range 19-81 years, were studied. All were free from…

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1984

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1984

Alcoholic-alkaline dissociation was used in the study of cellular composition of human aorta. Cells were isolated from an…

1984

These studies were undertaken to determine whether age-related changes in the aortic intima can be inhibited by prolonged blood…

1982

Injury to the intima of the hepatic artery is an uncommon complication of selective arteriography. Eleven such cases were…

1980

The capacity for and the pattern of growth in vitro of human aortic smooth muscle from normal intima and media and from plaque…

1978

Longitudinal smooth muscle cells were produced in the intima of muscular arteries in order to determine their method of…

1974

Experimental aortic intimal thickening has been induced in rabbits by two types of injury, suture placement and electrocautery…

1957

Atherosclerosis develops chiefly in the intima of the artery. Biochemical changes associated with atheromatosis were studied…