THE GEOGRAPHIC PATHOLOGY OF CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS.

The purpose of these studies was to find large groups with significantly less coronary atherosclerosis than New Yorkers and to investigate the possible reasons for these differences. Direct comparison of hearts and measurements of coronary artery wall thickness, autopsy series, and clinical diagnoses of outpatients and hospital admissions revealed that the amount of coronary atherosclerosis and the number of myocardial infarcts is significantly less in East and West Africans compared to New Yorkers matched for age and sex. The factors producing these differences are apparently operative in childhood. East Africans were found to have a shorter blood clot-lysis time, fewer venous (and arterial) thromboemboli and lower serum lipid levels, with a lower relative percentage of serum linoleates, than age-matched New Yorkers.

SCOTT RF ，DAOUD AS ，LEE KT 《-》

GEOGRAPHIC PATHOLOGY OF MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.

LEE KT ，NAIL R ，SHERMAN LA ，MILANO M ，DEDEN C ，IMAI H ，GOODALE F ，NAM SC ，SCOTT RF ，SNELL ES ，DAOUD AS ，JARMOLYCH J ，JAKOVIC L ，FLORENTIN R ... -  《AMERICAN JOURNAL OF CARDIOLOGY》

GEOGRAPHIC ASPECTS OF ATHEROSCLEROSIS.

THOMAS WA ，LEE KT ，DAOUD AS 《Annual Review of Medicine》

DIFFERENCES IN SERUM CHOLESTEROL IN YOUNG WHITE AND NEGRO ADULTS.

TERRIS M ，BLATT S 《-》

Comparison of the amount of coronary arteriosclerosis in autopsied East Africans and New Yorkers.

SCOTT RF ，DAOUD AS ，FLORENTIN RA ，DAVIES JN ，COLES RM ... -  《AMERICAN JOURNAL OF CARDIOLOGY》