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Disturbed lipid metabolism and arterial cholesterol deposition are associated with the pathogenesis of arteriosclerosis.
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ExcerptThe pathogenesis of arteriosclerosis has been the subject of controversy for many years. Among certain investigators there has arisen the concept that the development of atheroma is associated with disturbances of lipoid metabolism. The chief reasons for this can be summarized as follows: Pathologists from the time of Virchow6have noted the presence of comparatively large amounts of both cholesterol and neutral fat in atheromatous formations even in their earliest stages of development. More recently Leary11, 12has concluded that the development of the entire picture of arteriosclerosis is associated with these lipoid deposits and subsequent reaction of the vascular...
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Nelson W. Barker (1939) conducted a review in Arteriosclerosis obliterans. Plasma lipoids was evaluated. Disturbances of lipoid metabolism and the subsequent deposition of cholesterol and neutral fat in atheromatous formations are associated with the pathogenesis of arteriosclerosis.
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