) mild mitral regurgitation 5) mild/moderate tricuspid regurgitation 6) grade 3 atheroma disease of aorta (consistent with sessile (<4mm)- maximal plaque thickness was 3 mm Also, can I add she does have afib... View answer

fibrosis; for example could it be consequentially related to coronary artery atheroma with moderate ... View answer

What is Crestor and how it can remove plaque from my arteries A solution that works in dental offices to remove plaque from teeth supposedly works as well to flush out plaque from arteries ... View answer

What is the best way to prevent plaque on the teeth and to remove excess plaque from the teeth. Is the consumer brand Plax good for that? Are there any particular foods that help plaque develop more? I... View answer

my blood pressure is 161 over 89 I had a re ent scan and minimal plaque . Is my pressure a problem and how can I have it without plaque buildup? ... View answer

With a high-grade atheroma at the origin of the celiac axis, estimated stenosis at 90%, and distal ... atheroma at the origin of the inferior mesenteric artery. However, the IMA appears perfused to its root ... View answer

Hi, My LDL level is 6.4 mmol/L and my Cholestrol level is 8.8 mmol/L I am 22 years old. may I be affected by Atherosclerosis could it have developed into atheroma?.also can I check how serious my blockage ... View answer

I thought that bth my father and uncle had died of heart attacks.? However on my father s death certificate it read: Coronary artery thrombosis due to coronary artety atheroma. My uncle s read: Myocardial ... View answer

my son is 18 months old and recently have been diagnosed with atheroma of the penis which was placed somewhere in the middle but in a month while waiting to recover from fly it moved up to the glans ... View answer

cancer , but I thing it seems like atheroma . She would go to see a doctor, but she is abroad for a ... View answer