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Animal Models of Carotid Vulnerable Plaques Based on Clinical Disease and Syndrome Characteristics of Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine
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    • Animal Models of Carotid Vulnerable Plaques Based on Clinical Disease and Syndrome Characteristics of Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine

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    • JIA Yuzhi , HE Qingyong , WANG Ziyi , CHEN Suwen , ZHANG Hui , GAO Jing , WANG Peihao , AN Junqiao
    • Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae Vol. 31, Issue 22, Pages: 235-240(2025)

    • DOI： 10.13422/j.cnki.syfjx.20251337     

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    • Revised：2025-06-18 ，

      Accepted：24 June 2025 ，

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