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The study sought to identify the optimal technique for endothelial denudation of human internal mammary artery segments, but no results were reported in the abstract.
This study seeks to establish an optimal method for endothelial denudation in human internal mammary artery segments to facilitate ex vivo vascular reactivity studies.
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No results reported to inform technique; leaves open optimal endothelial denudation for ex vivo human artery studies.
Background: Endothelial denudation is an important approach to evaluate the role of the endothelium in vascular reactivity studies. Although approaches to remove the endothelium are well established in animal models, these methods have proved difficult to effectively translate to remnants of human Internal Mammary Artery (IMA) obtained during coronary bypass. This study sought to identify the optimal technique for endothelial denudation of IMA while preserving vascular contractile responses.
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Lamin et al. (2015) studied Coronary bypass (Internal Mammary Artery remnants). Endothelial denudation techniques was evaluated on Optimal technique for endothelial denudation preserving vascular contractile responses. The study sought to identify the optimal technique for endothelial denudation of human internal mammary artery segments, but no results were reported in the abstract.
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