2006, Number S2
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Arch Cardiol Mex 2006; 76 (S2)
Vulnerable plaque actual and future identification methods
González PH
Language: Spanish
References: 21
Page: 233-238
PDF size: 344.83 Kb.
ABSTRACT
The classical pathophysiologic concept of the
acute coronary syndromes is the coronary artery
thrombosis as a consequence of rupture or
vulnerable atherosclerotic plaques. Actually, it
is also been considered that systemic inflammatory
phenomenon play a central role in the
plaque instability associated to the atherothrombotic
activity of the tissue factor (TF). The thrombotic
phenomenon is controlled by tissue factor,
stimulating the way of the protease’s active receptors
(PAR) and cause a negative cycle between
inflammation and coagulation.
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