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Inflammation in the wall of abdominal aortic aneurysm and its role in the symptomatology of aneurysm

Vladislav Treska Surgery Charles University Plzen
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Jitka Kocova Histology Charles University Plzen
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Ludmila Boudova Pathology, School of Medicine Charles University Plzen
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Petra Neprasova Surgery Charles University Plzen
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Ondrej Topolcan Second Internal Clinic University Hospital Plzen
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Ladislav Pecen Academy of Science Prague
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Zbynek Tonar Histology Charles University Plzen
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Pages 91-97 | Published online: 26 Sep 2009

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