- An atheroma, or
atheromatous plaque, is an
abnormal and
reversible ac****ulation of
material in the
inner layer of an
arterial wall. The
material consists...
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called lesions.
These lesions may lead to
narrowing due to the
buildup of
atheromatous plaque. At
onset there are
usually no symptoms, but if they develop,...
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Atherosclerosis is the
precursor to many of
these diseases. It is
where small atheromatous plaques build up in the
walls of
medium and
large arteries. This may...
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Endarterectomy is a
surgical procedure to
remove the
atheromatous plaque material, or blockage, in the
lining of an
artery constricted by the
buildup of...
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small plaque in
bronze or
other materials Amyloid plaque Atheroma or
atheromatous plaque, a
buildup of
deposits within the wall of an
artery Dental plaque...
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muscle cells. It is the
precursor lesion of
atheromas that may
become atheromatous plaques.[citation needed]
Almost all
children older than 10 in developed...
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bacterial species detected in
extirpated heart valve tissues, as well as in
atheromatous plaques, with an
incidence of 68.6% and 74.1%, respectively. Streptococcus...
- hardening)
Atherosclerosis is a
hardening of an
artery specifically due to an
atheromatous plaque. The term
atherogenic is used for
substances or
processes that...
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products and
therefore easier to
identify and
quantify in, for example,
atheromatous plaques.
Certain linoleic acid
products have also been
proposed to be...
- 2012). "Dispelling the myth: the use of renin-angiotensin
blockade in
atheromatous renovascular disease". Nephrology, Dialysis, Transplantation. 27 (4):...
