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Does intermittent intravenous infusion of a phosphatide emulsion resolve atherosclerotic infiltration and cholesterol deposit in previously hypercholesteremic rabbits?
Does intermittent intravenous infusion of a phosphatide emulsion resolve atherosclerotic infiltration and cholesterol deposit in previously hypercholesteremic rabbits?
Intravenous phosphatide emulsion infusion may resolve aortic atherosclerotic infiltration in hypercholesteremic rabbit models.
No immediate clinical implications; hypothesis-generating for phosphatide emulsions in atherosclerosis.
Intermittent intravenous infusion of a phosphatide emulsion into 2 series of previously hypercholesteremic rabbits appeared to effect a marked resolution of their atherosclerotic infiltration and cholesterol deposit as judged by the findings in paired, untreated animals.
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