… plaque progression. This review summarizes the rationale for personalized anti-inflammatory
therapy… Inflammation seems to play a major role in atherosclerotic plaque progression. The …

… It is also possible that magnetic resonance imaging could be used to study plaque
progression, stabilization, and rupture in human atherosclerosis. Imaging the coronary arteries, …

… plaques develop, although the exact mechanisms and consequences of apoptosis in the
development and progression … of apoptosis to plaque progression and clinical consequences of …

The basic mechanisms of atherosclerotic progression leading to the acute coronary syn
dromes (ACS) have been elucidated during the last few years. In this brief presentation, we …

… In histopathological studies, RNA from influenza virus has been isolated in human atherosclerotic
plaques but its pathogenic effect in progression of atherosclerosis remains unknown […

… The hypothesis states that (1) the ultimate effect of macrophage death on plaque progression
depends on the lesion stage during which macrophage death occurs; and (2) an important …

… Atherosclerotic coronary plaque progression and destabilization are responsible for the …
plaque healing” after plaque instability as an important element of atherosclerosis progression …

… A classification has been proposed to categorize the process of plaque progression into five
phases (Fig. Each phase is defined by types of lesion morphologic characteristics based on …

… All therapeutic approaches try to either stabilize the plaque or minimize the extrinsic triggers
to prevent progression of stable plaque to vulnerable plaque, and to avert rupture of already …

… This narrative review elaborates the plaque hypothesis and … , the diagnostic and therapeutic
implications, and their … to worsening angina due to plaque progression and minimal lumen …