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53
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Research/Laboratory Medicine & Medical Tecnology","Medical Research Diagnosis & Treatment
The first phase of angiogenesis research has provided knowledge of the basi
c pathobiology of angiogenesis and its manipulation in models, mouse, and m
an. The first line of therapeutic substances has been devised and is now in
clinical trials, New lessons are being learned from clinical observations,
Unexpected side-effects are being noted, particularly affecting the nervou
s system. Other side-effects may be anticipated from a sound knowledge of c
linical pathology and recognition of the commonality of angiogenesis to mul
tiple disease mechanisms, but these may be tolerable or avoidable, Angiogen
esis researchers await further feedback and ideas from the clinic to stimul
ate the next phase of basic and applied research, Copyright (C) 1999 John W
iley & Sons, Ltd.