Are atherosclerosis-like lesions of the aortic valve common in adults of all ages : a necropsy study?
Atherosclerosis-like lesions in the aortic valve are prevalent in adults of all age groups, including young subjects aged 20-40 years, suggesting that the disease process leading to aortic stenosis is common, often beginning in early adulthood.
After corneal epithelial damage, VEGF and NGF increased normally in the rat corneas. In contrast, when VEGF was inhibited by bevacizumab eye drops, the wound healing rate was decreased, and NGF was downregulated. Bevacizumab eye drops have an inhibitory effect on corneal wound healing in rats.