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Volume 91 Issue 5, May 2011

The cover shows a transverse sectional plane at branch point of reconstructed high resolution CT scan through abdominal aortic wall (denser yellow) from dog with mucopolysaccharidosis-I, looking down the aortic lumen. Intimal plaques associated with branch points bulge inward and taper distally. For more information see the paper by Lyons et al on page 665.

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