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Pravastatin Treatment Increases Collagen Content and Decreases Lipid Content, Inflammation, Metalloproteinases, and Cell Death in Human Carotid Plaques : Implications for Plaque Stabilization

Circulation - United States

doi 10.1161/01.cir.103.7.926

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February 20, 2001

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Milita Crisby

Gunilla Nordin-Fredriksson

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Ovid Technologies (Wolters Kluwer Health)

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Pravastatin Treatment Increases Collagen Content and Decreases Lipid Content, Inflammation, Metalloproteinases, and Cell Death in Human Carotid Plaques : Implications for Plaque Stabilization

Circulation - United States

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