Therapeutic strategies reducing acute neutrophil-driven inflammation post-MI must be carefully balanced to avoid interfering with the healing response and cardiac remodeling.
Post-MI neutrophil-targeted anti-inflammatory therapies require caution to preserve repair; extends mechanistic evidence for dual neutrophil roles in healing.
Neutrophils are crucially involved in cardiac repair after MI by polarizing macrophages towards a reparative phenotype. Therapeutic strategies to reduce acute neutrophil-driven inflammation after MI should be carefully balanced as they might interfere with the healing response and cardiac remodelling.
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