So what is the solution to this problem? No solution, useless research.
Do you want the lawnmower?
Lawnmower For Clogged Arteries
Or Drano? I would be worried about this, sloughing off chunks
Drano For Clogged Arteries
Or conventional?
9 Complications With Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery
Or this?
Israeli study uses gold particles to ‘seek and destroy’ artery blockages
But I'd rather my doctor told me how much watermelon juice to drink.
Watermelon juice reverses hardening of the arteries Nov. 2011
I'm not medically trained so nothing here should be brought to your doctor's attention because they being completely up-to-date will already know about it.
The latest here:
Patients with Unstable Atherosclerosis Have More Echolucent Carotid Plaques Compared with Stable Atherosclerotic Patients: A 3-D Ultrasound Study
Published:June 07, 2020DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ultrasmedbio.2020.04.002
Abstract
Using a novel 3-D ultrasound system, we aimed to determine differences in carotid
plaque size and echogenicity in two atherosclerotic groups. Seventy patients admitted
with acute myocardial infarction (aMI) and 69 patients known with chronic peripheral
arterial disease (cPAD) were included. The cPAD group had larger plaque volumes (median:
70.24 mm
3, interquartile range [40.12–135.61] vs. 55.41 mm
3 [4.24–84.31],
p = 0.004), thicker plaques (2.45 mm [1.85–3.25] vs. 1.99 mm [1.55 – 2.64],
p = 0.005) and higher gray-scale medians (GSMs) (mean: 71.75, standard deviation: 21.55
vs. 60.99 [24.09],
p = 0.006) than the aMI group. After adjustment for traditional risk factors, the difference
persisted for thickness and volume. The difference in GSM persisted after adjustment
for volume only. Patients with stable atherosclerotic disease had larger and brighter
carotid plaques compared with unstable atherosclerotic patients. 3-D ultrasound may
prove useful in identifying thromboembolic risk.
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