Comparative studies of atherosclerosis in swine

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1967
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Abstract
A survey of spontaneously occurring fatty streaks and fibrous plaques, considered as atherosclerosis, in 1637 swine in different European countries and the USA, using a standardized procedure, was undertaken to determine whether significant differences exist in the occurrence and extent of the disea …
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Authors Bijlenga G;Dahme E;Detweiler DK;Gresham GA;Grünberg W;Howard AN;Kagan AR;Kaplan MM;Van Nie CJ;Rubarth S;Sternby NH;Stünzi H;Uemura K;Whitney JC;;
Journal bulletin of the world health organization
Year 1967
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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/5299676
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National Center for Biotechnology Information NCBI NLM MEDLINE animals pubmed abstract nih national institutes of health national library of medicine age factors Comparative Study swine pmid:5299676 pmc2476297 g bijlenga e dahme j c whitney arteriosclerosis / etiology arteriosclerosis / veterinary* swine diseases*

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