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If u have 14mm abdominal aorta the wall tension must be higher than if i had 25mm aorta? because the wall thickness r not as great?

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Reverse: " tension will directly proportion to the diameter " ( physics La Place Law ) So bigger the aneurysm greater the chances of rupture .

Answered 5/31/2015

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