… therapy preferentially benefits patients with lower LVEF [17, 24, 25] who may be too sick
or unstable to tolerate bone marrow aspiration and cell delivery in the first few days following …

… Endothelial progenitor cells (EPCs) are an important … + cells, were analysed using
fluorescence-activated cell sorting. EPCs … endothelial progenitor cells in patients with unstable …

… endothelial function and the number of progenitor cells. The levels of circulating EPCs were
… cardiovascular events (cardiovascular death, unstable angina, myocardial infarction, PTCA, …

… control subjects, who had atypical chest pain, but no evidence of … In patients with unstable
coronary syndromes, elevated CRP … number of stem/progenitor cells by increasing CVRFs and …

… reported for 29 patients with unstable angina, no ST-segment … 12 patients with stable angina
and atherosclerotic risk factors, … endothelial progenitor cells in patients with unstable angina: …

… We have previously shown that CRP is associated with EPC numbers in patients with
unstable angina. In patients with CSX, we failed to detect a correlation between CRP levels and …

… However, ischemia per se may be a primary factor for EPC mobilization, given a significant
rise of EPC numbers in patients with unstable angina [50]. An inflammatory state, as shown …

… after AMI compared with those with unstable angina or stable coronary artery disease, (2) …
marrow progenitor cell numbers, and (3) the higher hematopoietic, but not the endothelial cell-…

… The latter patient presented with unstable angina and her angiogram showed in-stent
restenosis. She was referred for coronary bypass surgery in view of the multi-vessel coronary …

… cells (BL-CFCs), a type of progenitor cell that is the precursor of both haematopoietic cells
and … However, patients with unstable angina had a significantly greater number of circulating …