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Over time, these substances can be deposited in the artery walls, a condition called atherosclerosis. The deposited cholesterol, or plaque, can build up over time, causing hardening and narrowing of the otherwise smooth artery walls.
The dynamic interplay between the actual plaque vulnerability and external stresses "triggers" probably determines the particular moment and point of rupture, if this occurs. A prerequisite is the presence of a vulnerable plaque. August 5, David Dichek. Image of a histology slide showing arterial plaque rupture and blood clot accumulation. Latest posts November 10, November 5, Getting through winter without feeling SAD. November 4, AI software created to help psychotherapists enhance skills.
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