Author(s): David Abraham (Editor), Clive Handler (Editor), Michael Dashwood (Editor), Gerry Coghlan (Editor)
Publisher: Springer
Publication Date: March 29, 2010
Edition: 2010th
Language: English
Print length: 469 pages
ISBN-10: 1848826362
ISBN-13: 9781848826366
Book Description
Understanding the many complex cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying human vascular diseases is essential in improving the treatment of this important and wide-ranging group of diseases that affect a large proportion of the world po- lation. This book is based on lectures presented at an International Vascular Biology Workshop held in London and chaired by Professor Dame Carol Black. The c- tents are complemented by some invited chapters, all written by world experts in areas of basic science and clinical medicine highly relevant to vascular biology and disease. We are particularly grateful to Professor Arshed Quyyumi, Professor of Medicine and Cardiology at Emory University, who with his research group and clinical colleagues, has provided a substantial contribution to this book. In common with our previous book – Vascular Complications in Human Disease: Mechanisms and Consequences published by Springer in 2008, our aim with this book is to highlight some of the established relationships between basic science and clinical medicine, and to outline new and exciting fields of research and practice in vascular biology and pathobiology. There are two sections: Basic Science of Vascular Biology and Clinical Aspects of Vascular Biology. In the first section, dealing with basic science, we have included three important growth areas: “Genetics and Gene Therapy” cover approaches to gene therapy and delivery systems, “Animal Models to Study Vascular Disease” with chapters on animal models of scleroderma, animal models of atherosclerosis, and finally on the endothelin system.
Editorial Reviews
Review
From the reviews: “This collection presents focused discussions on the current understanding of endothelial function, atherosclerosis, pulmonary hypertension, systemic sclerosis, and chronic thromboembolic disease. … It is directed at a diverse audience of scientists and physicians who specialize in vascular disease. … provides clinical insight, which is useful for basic scientists and clinical researchers. It also offers vascular surgeons, cardiologists, rheumatologists, and vascular medicine physicians … . The high quality writing offers stimulating and relevant ideas to both investigators and clinicians.” (Judith L. Meadows, Doody’s Review Service, May, 2010)
From the Back Cover
Understanding the many complex cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying human vascular diseases is essential in improving the management of patients with this clinically important and wide-ranging group of diseases. This is particularly important when considering the extent of this issue across the world.
Written by a team of world-renowned authorities, Advances in Vascular Medicine 2010th Edition highlights some of the relationships between basic science and clinical medicine, and reviews both research and clinical practice methods and outcomes in vascular biology and pathobiology. It is an authoritative reference for these important topics of vascular biology and includes chapters that explain the clinical issues to the basic scientist as well as providing clinicians with a scientific grounding in vascular diseases. Although there is still much work to be done to advance understanding of vascular disease, the information and insights contained in this book are a vital contribution to the literature, giving scientists and clinicians the opportunity to learn more about this exciting field of biomedicine.
About the Author
Professor David Abraham, Professor of Molecular Biology, University College London, London, UK.
Dr Clive Handler, Consultant in Pulmonary Hypertension, The Royal Free Hospital, and Honorary Senior Lecturer, The Royal Free and University College School of Medicine, London, UK.
Dr Michael Dashwood, Senior Lecturer in Biochemistry, University College London, London, UK.
Dr Gerry Coghlan, Consultant Cardiologist, The Royal Free Hospital, London, UK.
The Editors – two clinicians and two basic scientists, are all well known in their respective fields, and bring together this essential collaboration for this book dealing with scientific principles and clinical practice.
The Authors
These are world famous leaders and internationally acclaimed experts in the field.
Author(s): David Abraham (Editor), Clive Handler (Editor), Michael Dashwood (Editor), Gerry Coghlan (Editor)
Publisher: Springer
Publication Date: October 20, 2014
Edition: 2010th
Language: English
Print length: 469 pages
ISBN-10: 144715763X
ISBN-13: 9781447157632
Book Description
Understanding the many complex cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying human vascular diseases is essential in improving the treatment of this important and wide-ranging group of diseases that affect a large proportion of the world po- lation. This book is based on lectures presented at an International Vascular Biology Workshop held in London and chaired by Professor Dame Carol Black. The c- tents are complemented by some invited chapters, all written by world experts in areas of basic science and clinical medicine highly relevant to vascular biology and disease. We are particularly grateful to Professor Arshed Quyyumi, Professor of Medicine and Cardiology at Emory University, who with his research group and clinical colleagues, has provided a substantial contribution to this book. In common with our previous book – Vascular Complications in Human Disease: Mechanisms and Consequences published by Springer in 2008, our aim with this book is to highlight some of the established relationships between basic science and clinical medicine, and to outline new and exciting fields of research and practice in vascular biology and pathobiology. There are two sections: Basic Science of Vascular Biology and Clinical Aspects of Vascular Biology. In the first section, dealing with basic science, we have included three important growth areas: “Genetics and Gene Therapy” cover approaches to gene therapy and delivery systems, “Animal Models to Study Vascular Disease” with chapters on animal models of scleroderma, animal models of atherosclerosis, and finally on the endothelin system.
Editorial Reviews
Review
From the reviews: “This collection presents focused discussions on the current understanding of endothelial function, atherosclerosis, pulmonary hypertension, systemic sclerosis, and chronic thromboembolic disease. … It is directed at a diverse audience of scientists and physicians who specialize in vascular disease. … provides clinical insight, which is useful for basic scientists and clinical researchers. It also offers vascular surgeons, cardiologists, rheumatologists, and vascular medicine physicians … . The high quality writing offers stimulating and relevant ideas to both investigators and clinicians.” (Judith L. Meadows, Doody’s Review Service, May, 2010)
From the Back Cover
Understanding the many complex cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying human vascular diseases is essential in improving the management of patients with this clinically important and wide-ranging group of diseases. This is particularly important when considering the extent of this issue across the world.
Written by a team of world-renowned authorities, Advances in Vascular Medicine 2010th Edition highlights some of the relationships between basic science and clinical medicine, and reviews both research and clinical practice methods and outcomes in vascular biology and pathobiology. It is an authoritative reference for these important topics of vascular biology and includes chapters that explain the clinical issues to the basic scientist as well as providing clinicians with a scientific grounding in vascular diseases. Although there is still much work to be done to advance understanding of vascular disease, the information and insights contained in this book are a vital contribution to the literature, giving scientists and clinicians the opportunity to learn more about this exciting field of biomedicine.
About the Author
Professor David Abraham, Professor of Molecular Biology, University College London, London, UK.
Dr Clive Handler, Consultant in Pulmonary Hypertension, The Royal Free Hospital, and Honorary Senior Lecturer, The Royal Free and University College School of Medicine, London, UK.
Dr Michael Dashwood, Senior Lecturer in Biochemistry, University College London, London, UK.
Dr Gerry Coghlan, Consultant Cardiologist, The Royal Free Hospital, London, UK.
The Editors – two clinicians and two basic scientists, are all well known in their respective fields, and bring together this essential collaboration for this book dealing with scientific principles and clinical practice.
The Authors
These are world famous leaders and internationally acclaimed experts in the field.
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