Sentence examples for more stable lesions from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, if CB2 deficiency results in more plaque inflammation and less stability, one would expect that CB2 agonism promotes less inflamed, more stable lesions.

Extensively calcified lesions most likely represent atherosclerosis at later stages of remodeling and may reflect more stable lesions [ 17].

Our data demonstrated that TLR9 inactivation caused not only a quantitative decrease in plaque burden, but also a qualitative change in plaque composition to more stable lesions.

Indeed, the level of 99mTc-LOX-1 monoclonal IgG accumulation in grade IV atheroma was significantly higher than that in neointimal lesions or other, more stable lesions [ 122].

A recent study in a rabbit model showed higher 99mTc-annexin V accumulation in grade IV atheroma than in other more stable lesions.

A short-term intervention with high-dose atorvastatin (an effective preventive strategy used in humans) led to smaller volume and more stable lesions.

The inhibition of miRNA-92a accelerates the re-endothelialization process, decreases the neointimal lesion size as well as the atherosclerotic plaque burden, and promotes a more stable lesion phenotype.

This suggests that the growth patterns of early invasive tumors are more stable than MIN lesions.

This may be first visible in MR images as a more active Modic type I lesion, and if mechanical loading continues, it converts to a more stable type II lesion [ 2, 20].

At this time point more tumour lesions were recognised, best with 99mTc-demogastrin 2. Physiological activity in joint regions and breasts decreased over time, whereas activity in tumour lesions was more stable.

In AAG, this residue allows for much more stable binding of the extrahelical lesion but also slows the nucleotide flipping step.