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Do people always experience symptoms of neovascularization?
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Depends: On what organ is experiencing the new blood vessel growth. Neovascularization is a normal and expected result of an injury and growth. It is abnormal when caused by inflammation or when in wrong place in the body.
Answered 4/21/2014
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