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What is arteriosclerosis obliterans? 92 female
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Narrowed arteries: This is a particularly aggressive form of narrowing of the arteries with atherosclerotic plaques. The arteries narrow to the point to where the tissue that is served by the artery dies. The treatment is angioplasty or surgery.
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See below: It means blocked arteries!
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