Table 1: High Wall Shear Stress: Summary of hemodynamic pattern, growth rate, and vascular wall changes.
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References |
Wall shear stress |
Pattern of growth vessel wall changes |
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Steiger [56] |
High WSS |
Initiation of CA Formation |
Fragmentation of Internal Elastic Lamina |
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Stehbens [48] |
High WSS |
Initiation of CA Formation |
Loss of normal phenotype of formation endothelial cells and endothelial damage |
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Meng [59] |
High WSS |
Initiation of CA Formation |
Internal elastic lamina disruption Medial smooth muscle cells are lost Reduced vascular smooth muscle cell proliferation Decrease in fibronectin |
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Fukada [61,114] |
High WSS |
Initiation of CA Formation |
Fragmentation of endothelial cell plasma membrane Endothelial cell vacuolization Endothelial cell damage with/without nuclear and cytoplasmic vacuolization |
|
Jamous [115] |
High WSS |
Initiation of CA Formation |
Fragmentation of endothelial cell plasma membrane Endothelial cell vacuolization Endothelial cell damage with/without nuclear and cytoplasmic vacuolization |
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Wang [116] |
High WSS |
Initiation of CA Formation |
Endothelial Cell Loss |
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Kolega J [80] |
High WSS |
Initiation of CA Formation |
Endothelial Cell Damage Endothelial Cell turnover MMP production by mural cells Mural Cell Apoptosis |
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Dolan JM [117] |
High WSS |
Initiation of CA Formation |
Endothelial Cell Turnover |
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Meng H [59] |
High WSS |
Initiation of CA Formation |
ECM degradation Medial Thinning |
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Hoi [118] |
High WSS |
Initiation of CA Formation |
MMP production by ECs |
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Fukada & Aoki [114] |
High WSS |
Initiation of CA Formation |
NF-κB & COX-2 increased |
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Pawlowska [119] |
High WSS |
Initiation of CA Formation |
IL-1β increased |
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Taylor, et al., [120] |
High WSS |
Initiation of CA Formation |
Migration of SMC from media to intima; change of SMC phenotype from contractile to secretory, w/ MMP production by SMC |
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Shi & Tarbell [121] |
High WSS |
Initiation of CA Formation |
PDGF & FGF-2 released from SMCs |
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Papadaki [122] |
High WSS |
Initiation of CA Formation |
Increased tPA production |