Does [ Adenovirus mediated N19RhoA gene transfer attenuate neointimal formation in rats after carotid artery balloon injury ]?
Gene transfer of N19RhoA attenuates neointimal formation after balloon injury in rat carotid arteries possibly related to the modulating capacities of small G-protein RhoA on the proliferation, phenotypic differentiation and migration of vascular adventitial fibroblasts.
In this goat model of diaphragmatic injury, tension pneumothorax is a significant threat when pneumoperitoneum is maintained at 15 mm Hg IAP. Pneumoperitoneum at 5 mm Hg IAP leads to simple pneumothorax with deleterious effects on oxygenation. Changes in AP, CVP, HR, and PaO2 provide early clues to the development of the problem.