PubMed · 11374035
Arterial calcifications: morphological aspects and their pathological implications.
Abstract
Morphological aspects of calcifications are identical whatever their site in the arterial layers: fine granular deposits, plates, rings. Occurrence of complications: fibrosis with foreign body type granuloma, thrombosis, and embolism mainly depend on the site and the amount of calcification. Clinicians should be aware of these complications when performing angioplasty.
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J Janzen, P N Vuong. 2001. Arterial calcifications: morphological aspects and their pathological implications.. https://doi.org/10.1007/s003920170044
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