Saratov JOURNAL of Medical and Scientific Research

Modern issue on the role of microorganisms in the induction and the development of atherosclerosis

Year: 2016, volume 12 Issue: №2 Pages: 113-117
Heading: Macro- and Micromorphology Article type: Review
Authors: Kupryushin AS, Chudaeva DG, Fedorova MG, Latynova IV, Vishnyakova ZhS, Kuprushyna NV, Efimov AA.
Organization: Penza State University
Summary:

More than 70 literature sources are presented and analyzed in the work. Data sources are devoted to the connection between infection and development of atherosclerotic changes. It has been found out that the infection and the presence of pathogenic microorganisms influence the progression of atherosclerosis.

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