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Rev. cuba. invest. bioméd ; 27(3/4)jul.-dic. 2008.
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: lil-532149

ABSTRACT

Se investigaron 460 necropsias de pacientes procedentes del Hospital Docente Dr Carlos J Finlay, realizadas entre 1999 y 2003. Se analizaron 18 arterias procedentes de los siete sectores vasculares siguientes: el polígono de Willis, considerado como una sola arteria, las tres coronarias epicárdicas (derecha, descendente anterior y circunfleja izquierda), la aorta (torácica y abdominal), las renales, las ilíacas y las femorales. Para el estudio patomorfológico y morfométrico se utilizó el sistema aterométrico. Las arterias se disecaron, se fijaron, se colorearon y se les realizaron los análisis cualitativo y cuantitativo para el estudio estadístico mediante la correlación canónica. Entre los resultados más relevantes se observaron muy fuertes correlaciones entre la estría adiposa, la placa fibrosa y la placa grave en los análisis entre todas las arterias investigadas, con algunas excepciones. El conjunto de estos resultados sugiere que la aterosclerosis es un proceso de distribución sistémica.


Four hundred and sixty necropsies of patients from Carlos J Finlay Hospital performed between 1999 and 2003 were investigated. Eighteen arteries from the following seven vascular arteries were analyzed: Willis circle, considered as only one artery, the three epicardial coronaries (right, anterior descending and left circumflex), the aorta (thoracic and abdominal); the two renal, the iliac and the phemoral. An atherometric system was used for the pathomorphological and morphometric study. The arteries were dissected, fixed and coloured. A qualitative and quantitative analysis was made for the statistical study by canonical correlation. Among the most important results there were observed very strong correlations between the adipose stria, the fibrous plaque and the severe plaque in the analyses of all among all the investigated arteries, with a few exceptions. All these results strongly suggest that atherosclerosis is a process of systemic distribution.


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Humans , Male , Female , Arteries/cytology , Arteries/injuries , Arteries/chemistry , Atherosclerosis/pathology , Morphogenesis/physiology
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