In the October 2007 issue of Clinics

In the October 2008 Issue of Clinics

In this issue, we show images obtained by Miyakawa et al who develop an ex vivo flow system that allows for controlled hemodynamics in order to mimic arterial and venous conditions. Human saphenous veins were cultured either under venous or arterial hemodynamic conditions. Cell viability , cell density and apoptosis were compared before and after these intervals. Cell density was higher and apo...

In the October 2009 Issue of Clinics

In the December 2007 Issue of Clinics

EDITORIAL With this last issue of CLINICS in 2007 we complete our 3 rd year of existence publishing 11 papers on clinical science and 3 on basic research. Throughout this year we have lived through an increase in the number of submitted In this issue, we wish to highlight a contribution by Tannuri et al, who developed an experimental model of hepatectomy (70% removal) and liver regeneration in ...

In the October 2004 Issue of Clínicas

With this October issue, CLÍNICAS begins to introduce a new style. At this point we have started to reorganize our Editorial Board to cover a worldwide spectrum of expertise. Next, will be internet online submission and handling of manuscripts which we hope to have operational by early 2005. We are looking forward to receiving your original paper, or your case report. In this issue we are publi...

In The September 2009 Issue of Clinics

In this September 2009 issue of Clinics we highlight a study by Meneghini et al. on the effect of Memantine, a N-methyl-d-aspartate (NMDA) glutamate receptor antagonist used to treat Alzheimer's disease on cardiomyocites. They found that the reduction of nuclear size of rats exposed to a cold stress is effectively prevented by simultaneous treatment with memantine. We publish nine papers on Cli...