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Directions for promoting patency of arterial grafts
By dissecting the cell composition and function of arterial grafts derived from the internal thoracic, radial and right gastroepiploic arteries, we identified factors that might promote patency rates of arterial grafts, including combating lipid deposition, disturbances in wall shear stress, smooth muscle cell proliferation, fibrosis and spasm.