| 21. | In 1964 he returned to Britain with his young family to teach at the Atheroma Resident Unit in Glasgow.
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| 22. | Higher pressures increase heart workload and progression of unhealthy tissue growth ( atheroma ) that develops within the walls of arteries.
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| 23. | These capped fatty deposits ( now called'atheromas') produce enzymes that cause the artery to enlarge over time.
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| 24. | Because artery walls enlarge at locations with atheroma, detecting atheroma before death and autopsy has long been problematic at best.
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| 25. | Because artery walls enlarge at locations with atheroma, detecting atheroma before death and autopsy has long been problematic at best.
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| 26. | Most methods have focused on the openings of arteries; highly relevant, yet totally miss the atheroma within artery walls.
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| 27. | TWAR's DNA and proteins keep showing up in atheroma, the fatty, diseased tissue that blocks the coronary arteries.
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| 28. | If the fibrous cap separating a soft atheroma from the bloodstream within the artery ruptures, tissue fragments are exposed and released.
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| 29. | In effect, the muscular portion of the artery wall forms small aneurysms just large enough to hold the atheroma that are present.
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| 30. | Furthermore, a bulge of atheroma may be the cause of turbulent flow, where audible turbulence may be detected with a stethoscope.
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