This model presents a four-stage cross-section of an artery illustrating the development of atherosclerosis, where the arterial passage narrows due to the accumulation of fatty deposits (cholesterol) and plaque. The four stages depicted are: Normal Artery, Fatty Streak, Fibrous Plaque, and Complete Blockage. These progressive changes demonstrate how reduced blood flow can result in the formation of a blood clot (thrombus). Each stage is mounted on a hinge pin, allowing rotation for easy comparison and study.
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