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Penetrating Ulcers of the Aorta

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Penetrating Ulcers of the Aorta

WMV | MOV
Penetrating ulcers represent one of several atherosclerotic, degenerative diseases of the aorta. It is relatively more common in the thoracic aorta as compared to the abdominal aorta, but with respect to other degenerative pathologies such as aneurysms, penetrating ulcers occur in less than 15 percent of cases.

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