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Arteriosclerosis

Arteriosclerosis, literally meaning "hardening of the arteries", is an umbrella term for a set of vascular disorders characterized by abnormal thickening, hardening, and loss of elasticity in the walls of arteries. The disease process gradually restricts blood flow to body organs and tissues and can proceed to severe health risks brought on by…

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Causes
Smoking, High blood pressure
Diagnostic method
Blood test, EKG
Specialty
Pathology
Symptoms
Sudden weakness
Treatment
Treatment of underlying condition

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Arteriosclerosis

Nodes42
Edges41
Triples36
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.047619
Components1

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Arteriosclerosis

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related to Pathophysiology · 9
Arteriosclerosis → All, Arteriolosclerosis, As, Atherosclerosis, Hyaline, Hyperplastic, Monckeberg's, The, This
has treatment · 6
Arteriosclerosis → ACE, II, Lifestyle, Medical, There, Treatment
related to Epidemiology · 5
Arteriosclerosis → About, Americans, Cardiovascular, In, US
related to history · 4
Arteriosclerosis → Greek, Jean Lobstein, Many, The
related to Diagnosis · 2
Arteriosclerosis → Diagnosis, EKG
related to Signs and symptoms · 2
Arteriosclerosis → If, The
Causes · 1
Arteriosclerosis → Smoking, High blood pressure
Diagnostic method · 1
Arteriosclerosis → Blood test, EKG
Specialty · 1
Arteriosclerosis → Pathology
Symptoms · 1
Arteriosclerosis → Sudden weakness

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atherosclerosis arteries artery disease blood symptoms treatment arterial walls risk cholesterol history coronary smoking signs caused include factors family cad

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ArteriosclerosisCausesSmoking, High blood pressure1.00infobox
ArteriosclerosisDiagnostic methodBlood test, EKG1.00infobox
ArteriosclerosisSpecialtyPathology1.00infobox
ArteriosclerosisSymptomsSudden weakness1.00infobox
ArteriosclerosisTreatmentTreatment of underlying condition1.00infobox
the stiffening of arterial vesselsinstance ofAll are linked through common features0.80text
thickening of arterial wallsinstance ofAll are linked through common features0.80text
the degenerative nature of the diseaseinstance ofAll are linked through common features0.80text
Arteriosclerosishas treatmentTreatment0.60section
Arteriosclerosishas treatmentMedical0.60section
Arteriosclerosishas treatmentACE0.60section
Arteriosclerosishas treatmentII0.60section

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