Atherosclerosis


Free Case Consultation Search Medical & Legal Information Medical Topics VIEW FULL LIST OF 150+ TOPICS… Axonal Shear Injury Back Pain - Conditions Back Pain Treatment Brain Anatomy Brain Physiology Cerebral Palsy Overview Deep Vein Thrombosis Gallbladder Surgery Hip Replacement Knee Injury - Meniscus Pregnancy Complications Shoulder Dystocia Spinal Cord Injury Traumatic Brain Injury Whiplash Neck Injury Medical Categories Aging and Health Alternative Health Diagnostic and Surgical Procedures Diseases, Conditions and Injuries Food and Nutrition Kids' and Teens' Health Medications Men's Health Mental Health Parents' Health Seniors' Health Sexuality and Health Sports and Fitness Travel and Health Women's Health Medical Illustrations Abdomen Anatomy Back and Spine Cancer Cardiology Foot and Ankle Head and Neck Hip Knee Neurology Nursing Home Ob/Gyn Orthopedics Pediatrics Plastic Surgery Shoulder Surgery Urology	Atherosclerosis Enlarge Share Atherosclerosis This anatomical model is perfect patient education tool. It is made up of four cross- sections of an artery. The layers of the artery can be seen and different levels of plaque build up are shown in the different sections showing the different levels of severity of arthrosclerosis.
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