Arteriogenesis and therapeutic angiogenesis / / edited by Paul Quax, Elisabeth Deindl.
Although advances in therapeutic interventions improved outcomes, vascular occlusive diseases are still challenging not only afflicted but also attending physicians, requiring novel therapeutic strategies. Arteriogenesis, sometimes also called therapeutic angiogenesis, refers to the body's own...
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