41.   So shining light on a living structure, such as an artery wall, produces a specific chemical signature, depending on what it contains.

42.   Tea reduces blood coagulability, thus, preventing platelet activation and clumping, increasing clot-dissolving activity, and decreasing deposits of cholesterol in the artery walls.

43.   The attempt to heal the wound becomes exaggerated and the artery walls become so thick that it sometimes protrudes into the inside of the mesh scaffold.

44.   The stent put into Cheney is a scaffold-like device that doctors thread up into an artery to prop open artery walls.

45.   There it keeps the artery wall rigid, preventing rupture.

46.   These lumps begin when cholesterol collects on the artery wall.

47.   This is generally called the bad cholesterol, since it deposits excess cholesterol on the artery walls and leads to blockages.

48.   Years of cholesterol buildup on artery walls can suddenly cause a tear.

49.   Atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries consists of an accumulation of plaque on the artery walls that reduces the blood flow or cuts it off altogether.

50.   The process involves the insertion of a catheter through an incision and inflating a balloon tip to clear up fatty deposits stuck to artery walls.