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Mild diffuse atherosclerotic plaques are seen w in internal carotid arteries. no hemodynamically significant carotid stenosis per ratio criteria?
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Focus on risks: Mild and diffuse atherosclerosis at age 46 implies a need to focus on risk factor modification to achieve primary prevention of stroke and enhance vascular protection. Optimize lipids, avoid smoking, cand control sugar and BP issues.
Answered 2/4/2021
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