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aortic stenosis Cardiovascular disease occuring at the level of the aortic valve in 60-75% of cases. It is associated with a bicuspid aortic valve in greater than 50% of cases. Supravalvular stenosis is rare, and is almost always associated with infantile hypercalcemia/Williams syndrome. Left ventricular hypertrophy develops in response to increased ventricular end systolic pressure and dilation does not occur until the stenosis is complicated by ventricular decompensation. ...
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aorta The largest vessel of the systemic arterial system, from which the main arteries carrying oxygenated blood branch and subdivide into smaller and smaller vessels.
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aorta The main arterial vessel
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aorta the main artery in the body
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aortic arches aortic arches III, IV, and VI can be found in corresponding visceral arches. The aortic arches can be seen to enter the dorsal aorta. Aortic arches I and II are largely gone except for small portions that have been incorporated into the internal carotid system. Visceral arch III will be the proximal component of the internal carotid. The dorsal aorta anterior to it becomes the middle component, and the embryonic distal component completes the carotid. ...
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