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Platelet-Endothelial Cell Interactions During Ischemia/Reperfusion: The Role of P-Selectin by Massberg, Steffen, Enders, Georg, Leiderer, Rosmarie, Eisenmenger, Simone, Vestweber, Dietmar, Krombach, Fritz, Messmer, Konrad

“…Growing evidence supports a pathophysiological role for platelets during the manifestation of postischemic reperfusion injury; in the current study, we…”
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Platelet-Endothelial Cell Interactions During Ischemia/Reperfusion: The Role of P-Selectin by Massberg, Steffen, Enders, Georg, Leiderer, Rosmarie, Eisenmenger, Simone, Vestweber, Dietmar, Krombach, Fritz, Messmer, Konrad

“…Growing evidence supports a pathophysiological role for platelets during the manifestation of postischemic reperfusion injury; in the current study, we…”
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Fibrinogen Deposition at the Postischemic Vessel Wall Promotes Platelet Adhesion During Ischemia-Reperfusion In Vivo by Massberg, Steffen, Enders, Georg, Matos, Francine Cláudia de Melo, Tomic, Luciana Inês Domschke, Leiderer, Rosmarie, Eisenmenger, Simone, Messmer, Konrad, Krombach, Fritz

“…Following ischemia-reperfusion (I/R), platelet adhesion is thought to represent the initial event leading to remodeling and reocclusion of the vasculature. The…”
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Different immune responses to abdominal surgery in men and women by Wichmann, Matthias W, Müller, Christian, Meyer, Günther, Adam, Michaela, Angele, Martin K, Eisenmenger, Simone J, Schildberg, Friedrich-Wilhelm

“…Animal experiments reveal significant gender differences in the immunological response to surgical trauma. This raises the possibility that gender differences…”
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Quantitative analysis of small intestinal microcirculation in the mouse by Massberg, S, Eisenmenger, S, Enders, G, Krombach, F, Messmer, K

“…Impairment of intestinal nutritive perfusion and accumulation of inflammatory cells in the intestinal microvasculature are well-known sequelae of mesenteric…”
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Fibrinogen Deposition at the Postischemic Vessel Wall Promotes Platelet Adhesion During Ischemia-Reperfusion In Vivo by Massberg, Steffen, Enders, Georg, Matos, Francine Cláudia de Melo, Tomic, Luciana Inês Domschke, Leiderer, Rosmarie, Eisenmenger, Simone, Messmer, Konrad, Krombach, Fritz

“…Following ischemia-reperfusion (I/R), platelet adhesion is thought to represent the initial event leading to remodeling and reocclusion of the vasculature. The…”
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