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Mouse Cremaster Venules are Predisposed to Light/Dye‐Induced Thrombosis Independent of Wall Shear Rate, CD18, ICAM‐1, or P‐Selectin

Objective: Microvascular adhesion of platelets to endothelium occurs in response to various inflammatory stimuli, and in venules is often accompanied by adherent leukocytes. In a light/dye injury model, platelet adhesion and thrombi occur preferentially in venules, though the reasons for this predisposition are unknown. The authors sought to determine whether lower wall shear rates or leukocyte–endothelial interactions accounted for preferential platelet thrombi formation in venules relative to arterioles.