Nitric oxide is less effective at inhibiting neointimal hyperplasia in spontaneously hypertensive rats

INIS

• rats 100%
• nitric oxide 70%
• injuries 35%
• strains 17%
• administration 17%
• levels 11%
• comparative evaluations 11%
• inflammation 11%
• proliferation 11%
• balloons 11%
• data 5%
• animals 5%
• patients 5%
• therapy 5%
• populations 5%
• hypertension 5%
• blood pressure 5%
• carotid arteries 5%
• biological availability 5%
• scavenging 5%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Nitric Oxide 70%
• Spontaneously Hypertensive Rat 52%
• Neointimal Hyperplasia 41%
• Injury 23%
• Serositis 11%
• Artery Injury 11%
• Vasa Vasorum 11%
• Adventitia 11%
• Development 5%
• Hypertension 5%
• Blood Pressure 5%
• Combination Therapy 5%
• Patient Population 5%
• Inbred Strain 5%
• Carotid Artery 5%
• Bioavailability 5%
• Bromodeoxyuridine 5%
• Therapeutic Procedure 5%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Nitric Oxide 70%
• Spontaneously Hypertensive Rat 52%
• Wistar Kyoto Rat 35%
• Injury 23%
• Rat Strain 17%
• Artery Injury 11%
• Hypertension 5%
• Bioavailability 5%
• Broxuridine 5%
• Animal 5%