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atheroembolism

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ath·er·o·em·bo·lism (th-r-mb-lzm)
n.
See cholesterol embolism.
atheroembolism
[ath′ərō·em′bəliz′əm]
obstruction of a blood vessel by an atherosclerotic embolism originating from an atheroma in a major artery.
atheroembolism
embolism due to blockage of a blood vessel by an atheroembolus.
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