Does diffusion of gamma globulin into the arterial wall identify localized entry of lipid and cells in atherosclerosis?
Lack of continuity or incomplete formation of this sub-endothelial lamina, which was seen particularly in the coronary artery, was associated with localized entry into the arterial wall of gamma globulin, lipid and cells from the circulating blood and with the development of atheromatous lesions.
Ongoing evaluation of classroom lectures by resident psychiatrists may provide valuable feedback to instructors and impact the quality of medical education. The "classic" role of the teacher organization and enthusiasm are the most important components of quality education.