1. Cholesterol clefts are numerous in this atheroma.

2. Complex atheroma have calcification, thrombosis, or hemorrhage.

3. This high magnification of the atheroma shows numerous foam cells and an occasional cholesterol cleft.

4. Atheroma: A deposit or degenerative accumulation of lipid-containing plaques on the innermost layer of the wall of an artery, especially on one of the larger arteries.

5. This is a high magnification of the aortic atheroma with foam cells and cholesterol clefts.

6. How does sarcoma atheroma still have liquid tumour to distinguish?

7. The blockage is usually caused by a blood clot forming in an artery already narrowed by fatty atheroma.

8. This can have the effect of accelerating the build-up of atheroma which in turn eventually leads to heart disease.

9. Doctors have discovered that in suitable cases the lumpy atheroma deposits can be squeezed flat, widening the arteries again.

10. A few dark blue inflammatory cells are scattered within atheroma.

11. This microscopic cross section of the aorta shows a large overlying atheroma on the left.

12. More and more attention is being paid to their functions in anti-cancer, analgesia, regulating cholesterol level in the human body, preventing atheroma , deinsectization and other aspects.

13. Methods: A systematic analysis was performed of subjects who participated in serial studies of atheroma progression.