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The impact of VEGF-C-induced dural lymphatic vessel growth on ischemic stroke pathology

Keuters et al., 2024

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Keuters M
Antila S
Immonen R
Plotnikova L
Wojciechowski S
Lehtonen S
Alitalo K
Koistinaho J
Dhungana H
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Translational stroke research

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Timely relief of edema and clearance of waste products, as well as promotion of anti- inflammatory immune responses, reduce ischemic stroke pathology, and attenuate harmful long-term effects post-stroke. The discovery of an extensive and functional lymphatic vessel …
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