Artherosclerotic plaque
Artherosclerotic plaque
A deposit of fatty and calcium substances that accumulate in the lining of the artery wall, restricting blood flow.
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Omega 3 fatty acids have been reported to reduce CVD by balancing blood pressure and arrhythmia, soothing inflammation, reducing
artherosclerotic plaque accumulation; promoting endothelial smoothness and function, as well as lowering lipid levels in the blood (Din 2004).
The manifestations in diabetic limb angiopathy diseases were commonly thickened endarterium lack or out of flatness and partial
artherosclerotic plaques of different sizes protruding towards lumen which led to arterial-ste- nosis in different degrees or even block.
"Unstable plaque lining the walls of coronary arteries is the most dangerous form of the
artherosclerotic plaques that underlie heart attacks.
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