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Development of atherosclerosis and infectious agents.

ported in an animal model (7). One evidence of the association of infection and acceleration of atherosclerosis is the direct observation of infection pathogens in atherosclerotic changes. Immunostaining using antibody demonstrated the existence of Cpn in coronary and aortic atheroma in high percentages (8). However, regarding Cpn, a negative result has also been reported (9). These controversial results might imply the technical difficulty of direct observation of pathogens in the atherosclerotic lesions. Infectious exposure was also demonstrated to predict coronary endothelial dysfunction in patients undergoing angiography (10).