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endarteritis

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endarteritis /end·ar·ter·i·tis/ (end″ahr-ter-i´tis) inflammation of the tunica intima of an artery.
end·ar·te·ri·tis (ndär-t-rts) or en·do·ar·te·ri·tis (nd-ärt-)
n.
Inflammation of the intima of an artery.

Endarteritis
Chronic inflammation of the inner layer of arteries.

endarteritis
[en′därtərī′tis]
Etymology: Gk, endon + arteria + itis, inflammation
inflammation of the inner layer of one or more arteries, which may become partially or completely occluded. Also called acute endarteritis.

endarteritis
inflammation of the innermost coat (tunica intima) of an artery.

endarteritis obliterans
a form in which the lumen of the smaller vessels becomes narrowed or obliterated as a result of proliferation of the tissue of the intimal layer.


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We reviewed the pathologic specimens of this case and confirmed the presence of abundant giant cells, endarteritis
A case of calcification of the arteries and obliterative endarteritis associated with hydronephrosis in a child aged six months.
Pathologic findings showed granulomatous inflammation with caseation necrosis, foreign body-type giant cells, and proliferative endarteritis with vascular occlusions.
 
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