Does medroxyprogesterone attenuate estrogen-mediated inhibition of neointima formation after balloon injury of the rat carotid artery?
These data indicate that exogenous progestin given alone does not alter the vascular injury response in the rat carotid injury model but that addition of a progestin blocks the antiproliferative effects of estrogen in this model. These effects are seen in gonadectomized rats of both sexes. These findings have direct implications for postmenopausal hormone replacement therapy in humans.
Those data point out the potential interest of Mangafodipir in the treatment of toxic ALF in humans.