… approach to managing cerebrovascular disease. A number of noninvasive and invasive
procedures are used to diagnose and treat cerebrovascular disease. Carotid endarterectomy is …

… -cerebrovascular system. [3] , [4] In this review, we highlight the importance of HDACs on the
regulation of the cardio-cerebrovascular … therapies for CCVD by epigenetic modifications. …

… Brain plasticity and repair should provide new opportunities for cerebrovascular disease. For
… tools for pursuing OPCs as therapeutic targets in cerebrovascular disease, especially in the …

… to discuss central and peripheral arterial disease in chronic kidney disease (CKD). Here we
report on the natural history of cerebrovascular disease in CKD, specifically key issues in the …

… , such information may have important diagnostic, prognostic, and therapeutic implications.
… therapy have been extrapolated to the revascularization of cerebrovascular disease. …

… Brain edema is often manifested after the onset of cerebrovascular disease and significantly
… edema evolution after disease/injury onset, resolution, or after therapeutic interventions. The …

… However, the category of cerebrovascular diseases is not restricted to the pathologies
involving the large vessels. Cerebral small vessels disease (cSVD) is a group of pathological …

… By far the most common type of cerebrovascular disease in the … diseases of the brain,
whereas cerebral embolism probably causes no more than 5 per cent of cerebrovascular diseases. …

… cerebrovascular diseases has already been reported. Moreover, microRNAs may represent
above-mentioned potential diagnostic and therapeutic … following cerebrovascular diseases: …

… NOX involvement in cerebrovascular disease … Thus, cerebrovascular disease may
benefit from NOX as a target in the brain, as well as in its blood vessels. NOX may also be an …