Boundary Layer Infusion of Nitric Oxide Reduces Early Smooth Muscle Cell Proliferation in the Endarterectomized Canine Artery
Changyi Chen(Jilin University), Alan B. Lumsden(Unknown), Larry K. Keefer(Unknown), David N. Ku(Monash Health), Joseph E. Saavedra(Genesis Laboratories), S R Hanson(Emory University), John Hughes(Walter Reed National Military Medical Center), Keith M. Davies(George Mason University), Thomas C. Hutsell(Genesis Laboratories)
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