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IN 1852 Rokitansky proposed that atherosclerotic plaques resulted from the organization of thrombi.' Virchow2 disputed this view and since 19133 investigations of atherosclerosis, with some exceptions,4-12 have centered mainly around the role of lipids. Recently, attention has refocused on thrombi.'3-25 Several observations suggest that atherosclerotic plaques result, at least in part, from the organization of thrombi:
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