Definition: Arteriosclerosis, a condition where plaque builds up in blood vessels, often at the heart or brainstem, can result in strokes due to reduced blood flow and heart attack. It's caused by narrowing, bulging, or disfigured arteries that limit blood flow to surrounding tissues. Detailed definition: Arterioartery defects, an unusual combination of arteriosclerosis and arteriopathy, is characterized by at least one major artery being narrowed or occluded. This condition can lead to a variety of symptoms including chest pain, shortness of breath, neck stiffness, numbness in the limbs, and even paralysis due to blood clots.
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