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- Editors:
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A. L’Abbate
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Institute of Clinical Physiology, CNR, Pisa, Italy
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F. Ursini
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Institute of Biochemistry, Padova, Italy
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Table of contents (20 chapters)
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- T. L. Dormandy, D. G. Wickens
Pages 35-50
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- A. Bindoli, L. Cavallini, M. P. Rigobello, M. Coassin, F. Di Lisa
Pages 51-69
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- Fulvio Ursini, Gualtiero Pelosi, Antonio Benassi, Renata Barsacchi
Pages 91-104
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- Diego Mira, Ulf Brunk, Fulvio Ursini, Enrique Cadenas
Pages 105-116
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- J. F. Koster, H. Stam, P. Biemond
Pages 117-125
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- D. O. Levitsky, A. V. Lebedev, A. V. Kuzmin, V. M. Brovkovich
Pages 127-141
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- Kelvin J. A. Davies, Yin Zhang, Olivier Marcillat
Pages 169-185
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- Adolfo Alexandre, M. Gabriella Doni, Franco Zoccarato, Renzo Deana
Pages 187-199
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- Bruce A. Freeman, Peter Panus, Joseph S. Beckman, Sadis Matalon
Pages 201-215
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- G. Rotilio, C. Guarnieri, I. Mavelli
Pages 217-230
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- L. Flohé, W. Straßburger, W. A. Günzler
Pages 231-243
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About this book
Growing experimental evidence is beeing produced in support of the thesis that lipid pe,oxidation is an important mediator of both vascular and myocardial tissue derangement. Although the role of the free-radical system in human cardiovascular pathology remains speculative, nevertheless the potential implications of such a system in both pharmacological therapy and prevention of major cardiovascular diseases, such as myocardial infarction, cardiomyopathy and arrhythmias, justify the increasing interest of clinical cardiologists in this research area. Furthermore, present-day clinical cardiology permits to reproduce in man such experimental models as ischemia and reperfusion, e.g. during percutaneous transluminal angioplasty, and even to gain histological and histochemical access to byoptic myocardial tissue. Upon above premises the idea of a multidisciplinary discussion meeting was conceived, aimed to confront clinical expectations with acquired basic information, and to discuss the validity of experimental models in the light of pathological and clinical findings in man. To this purpose, a unique group of experts in the field of free-radicals, from all over the world, was asked to make the topic accessible to clinical cardiologists, with the primary aim of projecting results and ideas towards potential clinical research; this is, in fact, the object of the European Concerted Action "Breakdown in Human Adaptation - Cardiovascular Diseases", in the frame of which the meeting was held.
Editors and Affiliations
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Institute of Clinical Physiology, CNR, Pisa, Italy
A. L’Abbate
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Institute of Biochemistry, Padova, Italy
F. Ursini