Abstract
Inflammatory Mediators of Angiogenesis
Highlights
Articles included in this special issue reflect the notion that angiogenesis is a fragment of the biological continuum involved in tissue development, remodeling, and repair, including haemostasis, inflammation, and vascular growth
Angiogenesis gained a stable position in the field of pathogenesis
There are three review articles which describe both physiological aspects of angiogenesis and its possible keys for modification
Summary
Articles included in this special issue reflect the notion that angiogenesis is a fragment of the biological continuum involved in tissue development, remodeling, and repair, including haemostasis, inflammation, and vascular growth. Grzegorz Szewczyk,1 Janusz Rak,2 and Jeffrey H. Vascular changes are a recognized hallmark of cancer growth, inflammatory disorders, and retina disorders, in the context of diabetes.
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