On examination, brachial and radial arterial pulses were normal, minimal signs of atherosclerosis were apparent on fundoscopy, and no neurological abnormalities were present. [mja.com.au]

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Tactile sensation was intact, and motor function was 5/5 throughout with no cerebral ataxia present. [hindawi.com]

Although at mid-term most of these patients do not present new ischemic cerebral events while under antiplatelet treatment, a small subgroup (8.1%) present early recurrence of cerebral ischemia. [revespcardiol.org]

In the present study, the effects of atheromatous plaque material upon blood coagulation and platelet aggregation were studied in detail. [annals.org]

Treatment: surgical removal usually under local anesthesia + sedation. Diagnosis:history, signs, histopathology. Prognosis: excellent with surgical removal; guarded with simple drainage. Pathogenesis Etiology Unknown. [vetstream.com]

Atheroma: treatment For the treatment of atheroma a dermatologist is usually the right contact person. If the atheroma is small, does not grow further or does not bother the affected person, sometimes no treatment is necessary. [imedicalsociety.org]

But as a matter of fact, the pathology required treatment as any neoplasm. The main risks are connected with contamination of contents resulting in purulence accumulation in the cavity, abscess develops. [onclinic.ua]

But the condition is largely preventable with a healthy lifestyle, and treatment can help reduce the risk of serious problems happening. [nhs.uk]

This subgroup, which was the subject of the present study, received antiplatelet treatment during 1 year of follow-up. [revespcardiol.org]

Prognosis: excellent with surgical removal; guarded with simple drainage. Pathogenesis Etiology Unknown. Pathophysiology Originally thought to be sebaceous cysts but this diagnosis is now refuted by histology of cyst wall and contents. [vetstream.com]

Atheroma: course of disease and prognosis How fast an atheroma grows varies from case to case. Some grow even only up to a certain size and then stagnate. [imedicalsociety.org]

Atherosclerosis of the thoracic aorta and aortic debris as a marker of poor prognosis: benefit of oral anticoagulants.. J Am Coll Cardiol, 33 (1999), pp. 1317-22 [22] García Fernández MA, Bermejo J, Moreno M.. [revespcardiol.org]

In a subgroup of patients with cerebral infarction, noninvasive diagnostic explorations fail to disclose the etiology. [revespcardiol.org]

German pathologists express themselves rather guardedly as to its etiology, aside from age and strain, while English writers, notably Bramwell, in his recent admirable work on diseases of the heart and aorta, look upon syphilis, gout, rheumatism, chronic [jamanetwork.com]

Pathogenesis Etiology Unknown. Pathophysiology Originally thought to be sebaceous cysts but this diagnosis is now refuted by histology of cyst wall and contents. Renamed epidermal inclusion cysts. Developmental. [vetstream.com]

The multi-etiological origin of atherosclerosis involves a biochemical phenomenon that creates pathological arterial calcifications ( 3 ). [hrcak.srce.hr]

[citation needed] From human clinical trials, it has become increasingly evident that a more effective focus of treatment is slowing, stopping and even partially reversing the atheroma growth process.[17] There are several prospective epidemiologic studies [en.wikipedia.org]

Pathophysiology Originally thought to be sebaceous cysts but this diagnosis is now refuted by histology of cyst wall and contents. Renamed epidermal inclusion cysts. Developmental. Timecourse Develops slowly over many months. [vetstream.com]

Magnetic resonance (MR) imaging using targeted contrast medium such as ultrasmall superparamagnetic particles of iron oxide (USPIOs) have demonstrated promising results in investigating the pathophysiology of atherosclerosis6,7 and in the assessment of [nature.com]

The more we understand about the pathophysiology of atherosclerosis, the more we find in common with arthritis, pulmonary fibrosis, cirrhosis, and so on. [thelancet.com]

A membrane, capsule, then gets formed around the accumulated sebum, containing it, and preventing it from futher expanson. [orshospital.rs]

Only after the inflammation has subsided, the sebaceous cyst can be removed. can sebaceous cysts be prevented? Unfortunately, there is no proven way to prevent sebaceous cysts from forming. [divaclinic.com]

Also, fruit and vegetables, as well as being low in fat, also contain antioxidants and vitamins which may help to prevent atheroma from building up. [patient.info]

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