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How does the body react to damaged endothelia in blood vessels?

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How does the body react to damaged endothelia in blood vessels?
« on: 03/05/2020 12:43:02 »
Is it the body's normal reaction to make blood clots as a temporary patch?
« Last Edit: 03/05/2020 23:53:50 by set fair »
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