The carotid artery is the largest in the human body, providing circulation of blood to organs and systems. Sometimes there are times when the walls become brittle, and as a result, the movement of blood can stretch, increasing its diameter. The pathology of an aneurysm is identified, which can occur in different parts of the artery. Such deformation can not occur without a trace, letting you know about yourself with the appropriate symptomatology. Features of the ailment, its causes, fea...
The aorta is the largest vessel in the human body. On this artery, blood from the heart goes to other organs. It passes along the spine in the thoracic and abdominal cavities. The diameter of the aorta in the abdominal cavity reaches 32 mm. According to statistics, it is in this area that an aneurysm develops in 80% of cases. Atherosclerosis, inflammatory and traumatic vascular lesions are the main causes of the disease. Because of this complication is especially dangerous for the pel...
An aneurysm is an atypical enlargement of the vessel, which is most often formed in the aorta. As a rule, the site where this pathology appears is the area of the weakened vessel wall, which, in addition, is further expanded under the influence of high blood pressure. If aneurysms are not diagnosed at an early stage and do not undergo treatment, their rupture may occur, leading to extensive internal bleeding and, often, death. In addition to the risk of aneurysm rupture, pathology i...
The heart is a vital organ, therefore any of its pathologies and deviations from normal functioning can provoke various diseases. To such pathological changes can be attributed aneurysm of the aorta of the heart, but what is it? This disease has its own symptoms, as well as methods of diagnosis and treatment. How to determine the ailment in time and prevent serious consequences of its progression, we learn further. Contents of 1 Features and specificity of the disease ...
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