Fibronectin/fibrinogen/tropoelastin on a stent to promote CD34 + cell growth does not reduce neointima formation

Author： Tersteeg Claudia   Hoefer Imo E   Ligtenberg Erik   Rowland Steve   Mak-Nienhuis Elske M   Balang Vahideh   Jansen Marlijn S   Velema Evelyn   de Groot Philip G   Roest Mark   Pasterkamp Gerard  

Publisher： Future Medicine

ISSN： 1755-5302

Source： Interventional Cardiology, Vol.5, Iss.3, 2013-06, pp. : 359-367

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