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Is cec (circulating endothelial cells) a commercially available blood test? if so, where to order?
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What for?: Increased cec in peripheral blood reflects significant vascular damage and dysfunction and is mostly a research tool. You need to see your doctor who may order the test, though i doubt there is any reason to order one. How would you interpret the results?
Answered 10/26/2012
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