Let's take
plaque on arterial walls as an example.
Not exact matches
Have a higher prevalence of stroke, atherosclerosis [a common form of arteriosclerosis in which fatty substances form a deposit of
plaque on the inner lining of
arterial walls], chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), Crohn's disease, lymphoma, metabolic syndrome [a collection of heart disease risk factors], cancer, and liver disease.
Smoking significantly increases the risk of
plaque building up
on arterial walls, causing heart disease.
A pimple represents the
plaque which can be a product of cholesterol attempting to heal a specific area of inner
arterial wall inflammation, comparable to a scab
on a wound.
Inflammation creates lesions
on arterial walls, thus contributing to the formation of
plaque within the arteries — a process known as «atherosclerosis.»