In clinical cardiology, vulnerable plaque refers to an atherosclerotic lesion that is highly susceptible to sudden rupture, which can lead to thrombosis and subsequent acute coronary syndrome (ACS) or sudden cardiac death. While traditional "stable" plaques cause progressive luminal narrowing (angina), vulnerable plaques are often non-obstructive—meaning they might not even show up as significant stenoses on a routine stress test before they trigger a catastrophic event. Read More: https://johnsonfrancis.org/professional/understanding-vulnerable-atherosclerotic-plaque/
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