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Experimental study on the model of coronary artery thrombosis in dog.

Yan Li, Yü Huang, Hongbin Gu

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We have developed a model of coronary artery thrombosis in dog by using the method stimulating coronary adventitia with direct current. The results have shown that the thrombi are similar to human artery thrombi in composition and the model of coronary artery thrombosis is satisfactory and the time of forming thrombosis is shorter than that by other methods.

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We have developed a model of coronary artery thrombosis in dog by using the method stimulating coronary adventitia with direct current. The results have shown that the thrombi are similar to human artery thrombi in composition and the model of coronary artery thrombosis is satisfactory and the time of forming thrombosis is shorter than that by other methods.

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We have developed a model of coronary artery thrombosis in dog by using the method stimulating coronary adventitia with direct current. The results have shown that the thrombi are similar to human artery thrombi in composition and the model of coronary artery thrombosis is satisfactory and the time of forming thrombosis is shorter than that by other methods.

Key concepts: Thrombosis, Adventitia, Medicine, Cardiology, Coronary thrombosis, Artery, Internal medicine

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