BI-1126
Coronary heart disease
Biology · Secondary 3 · Easy · Coronary heart disease
Which change in a coronary artery is most directly responsible for causing coronary heart disease?
- Narrowing of the lumen by fatty deposits
- Widening of the lumen by fatty deposits
- Thinning of the artery wall with no deposits
- Increased elasticity of the artery wall
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