A Time Course of Bevacizumab (Anti-VEGF) Effect on Rat Peritoneum: Relations Between Antiadhesive Action and Fibrin Regulation Enzymes
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K. Psarras | N. Symeonidis | T. Pavlidis | E. Vlachaki | G. Koliakos | C. Nikolaidou | E. Siska | A. Lymperopoulos | A. Micha | I. Venizelos | Odysseas Ouroumidis | Georgios Koliakos
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