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Research Article

Scanning Electron Microscopy of Aortic Medial Changes in Aortic Ascending Dilatation

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Pages 137-140 | Published online: 10 Jul 2009

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Figure 1 Microvessel lined by endothelium in the outer media wall, ×1,350.

Figure 1 Microvessel lined by endothelium in the outer media wall, ×1,350.

Figure 2 Small cavities (clefts) lined by normal or fragmented elastic fibers, ×550.

Figure 2 Small cavities (clefts) lined by normal or fragmented elastic fibers, ×550.

Figure 3 Pseudocyst lacking of endothelium, anfractuous, and lined by fragmented elastic fibers and smooth muscle cells with fibrous or fibrin bridges in its lumen, ×1,500.

Figure 3 Pseudocyst lacking of endothelium, anfractuous, and lined by fragmented elastic fibers and smooth muscle cells with fibrous or fibrin bridges in its lumen, ×1,500.

Figure 4 Elastic fibers three-dimensional disarray, fragmentation, and diastases with clefts similar to the big ones in the convexity, ×1,500.

Figure 4 Elastic fibers three-dimensional disarray, fragmentation, and diastases with clefts similar to the big ones in the convexity, ×1,500.

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