What is the most common pathology at the CCA bifurcation?_____
Blood vessels can give rise to a _____ (benign) and angiosarcoma (malignant)
Calcification of the tunica media in medium-sized muscular arteries (e.g., radial artery) is characteristic of _____ sclerosis.
Non-granulomatous inflammation with segmental fibrinoid necrosis is seen in _____.
_____ embolus is characterized by the presence of cholesterol clefts in the embolus
What type of arteriolosclerosis is demonstrated in the image below? _____

What type of arteriolosclerosis is demonstrated in the image below? _____

The image shows yellow spots on the inner surface of the aorta, which represent _____

The given biopsy specimen of radial artery is suggestive of _____ sclerosis.

The _____ type (Type IV) of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome that is caused by a deficiency of type III collagen can lead to:- the formation and rupture of aneurysms - rupture of organs (ex. in women the uterus during birth)
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