Pharmacological Thrombolysis - Systematic Therapy

  • M. Martin
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Abstract

The development of chronic arterial occlusion is due to three processes: the first step is an arteriosclerotic lesion of the intima. Causes under discussion are: radiation (Nylander et al. 1978; Silverberg et al. 1978), carbon monoxide (Marshall et al. 1978), high blood pressure (Wooshmann and Nitschkoff 1966), lipid infiltration (Doerr 1963; Kannel et al. 1979), and old age (Schoop and Schmidtke 1973).

Keywords

Fibrinolytic Therapy Aortic Occlusion Arteriosclerotic Lesion Fibrinolytic Treatment Pharmacological Thrombolysis 
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Authors and Affiliations

  • M. Martin
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  1. 1.Angiologische Praxis, Klinikum DuisburgDuisburgGermany

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