Atherosclerosis Pathogenesis (LDL Oxidation, Macrophage Scavenger Receptors, Foam Cells, & Plaques) 

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Great explanation, thanks professor

Amazing video. Thank you heaps

Thank you so much. I am in the final stages of becoming a nutritionist and this video really helps understanding the complexity of atherosclerosis

Beautifully explained. Thank u for helping me understand Foam cells. I m learning functional medicine.

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thank you doctor so much, but what is the use of the proliferation of smooth muscle?

sooper.....

Can you please provide sources that demonstrate how cholesterol damages the arterial walls? There must be a specific pathway for this phenomena to occur and it would be great if an expert explained it.

Have you looked at Glycocalyx Structure and Nitric Oxide?

It's the oxidized LDL

can you write the referencess doctor

Great presentation, but I just have a question about the theory of cholesterol damaging the endothelium cells...I thought that LDL cholesterol needed a reason like repairing the damaged endothelium rather than just damaging healthy endothelium cells randomly..

Wish the resonance in sound was avoided.

Awful sound

sooper.....