👉 Arterialisation is a medical procedure in which arteries are narrowed or blocked, allowing blood vessels to bypass the blockage and return it to its normal size. This process is often used to treat conditions such as heart disease, stroke, and certain types of anemia. The anatomy behind arterialisation involves two main processes: dilation (enlargement) and retraction (reduction). In the case of arteriosclerosis, a narrowing or blockage occurs in the inner walls of arteries. Ar
