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Kendall S. Hunter

Lanning et al.

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7141121464094899193
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Lanning C
Chen S
Zhang Y
Garg R
Ivy D
Shandas R

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The active maintenance of physiologically suitable pressures and flows in the human circulatory system is known as vascular homeostasis. Large departures from homeostasis are typically caused by problems such as hypertension, atherosclerosis, or congenital heart …
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