Mechanical factors in the initiation and fate of atherosclerotic plaques Peter D Weinberg Department of Bioengineering Imperial College London.

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Mechanical factors in the initiation and fate of atherosclerotic plaques Peter D Weinberg Department of Bioengineering Imperial College London

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There is a continuous movement of plasma constituents from lumen to adventitia “Lipoids” in this flow precipitate by interaction with the ground substance of the wall Lymphocytes or monocytes enter the wall and ingest lipoid, becoming foam cells Process occurs faster where there is a greater transport across the wall Insudation theory of Anitschkow N Anitschkow. In: Arteriosclerosis (E V Cowdry, ed), 1933.

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