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Varicose veins:- β€’this condition caused by decrease in intraluminal pressure and loss of support of vessel wall
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Phlebothrombosis is thrombus formation in deep veins of upper extremities
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The most common benign tumor of blood vessel is hemangioma
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hemangioma takes the form of large, flat, map-like discoloration
that cover large areas of face or upper parts of body producing port wine stain.
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Capillary hemangioma:consists of uncapsulated
closely packed capillaries separated by a
Abundant connective tissue stroma
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Angiosarcomait can be differentiated from other malignantsoft
tissue tumor as fibrosarcoma or
leiomyosarcoma
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The most common cause of ischemic heart disease is a reduction in coronary arterial blood supply
due to I- atherosclerosis of coronary arteries.
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Symptomatic ischemic heart disease is associated with reduction reached 65% or more of one or
more.
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Most acute M.I are caused by preexisting atherosclerosis with thrombosis.
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Myocardial necrosis begins within 20 to 40 minutes of time of coronary artery
occlusion.
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The myocardial infarctstypically begin with subepicardial region,
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subendocardial region,.it's the last area to receive blood from branches of the epicardial coronary
arteries.
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The infarct usually reach the full size within 3 to 6 hours,
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occlusion of left anterior descending coronary artery
cause infarction of anterior and basal areas of left ventricle.
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occlusion of the right
coronary artery is responsible for most infarcts involving the posterior and basal
portions of left ventricle.
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occlusion of more proximal
segments of the coronary arteries products larger infarcts involving the full
thickness of myocardium
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occlusion of more distal arterial branches cause large zone of infarcts,
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long standing coronary atherosclerosis, collateral circulation
may develop over time in response to chronic ischemia, this collateral increase the size
of infarct.
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with M.I for the first 18 hours no changes
are evident on gross examination ,
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Microscopically: Coagulative necrosis become apparent by about 12 to 18 hours in MI
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