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Atheroma

A deposit of cholesterol and other insoluble lipids in the coronary artery

Coronary Heart Disease

Atherosclerosis

The narrowing of coronary artery lumens,caused by the deposit of atheromas, restricting blood flow

Coronary Heart Disease

Plaque

An atheroma that has hardened as it collects minerals

Coronary Heart Disease

Aneurism

Localised swelling in the coronary artery caused by blood pressure on a weakened artery wall.

Coronary Heart Disease

Thrombus

A blood clot at the site of the plaque deposit

Coronary Heart Disease

Embolism

A mobile blood clot

Coronary Thrombosis

The complete blocking of a coronary artery

Coronary Thrombosis

The complete blocking of a coronary artery

Myocardial Infarction

The death of myocytes (cardiac cells) due to lack of oxygen

Phagocyte

A non-specific white blood cell that performs the process of phagocytosis in the non-specific immune response.

Phagocytosis

A process of the non-specific immune response where a phagocyte engulfs a microbe allowing it to be destroyed

Phagocytosis

A process of the non-specific immune response where a phagocyte engulfs a microbe allowing it to be destroyed

Phagosome

A membrane sac in which a microbe is contained after phagocytosis

Phagocytosis

A process of the non-specific immune response where a phagocyte engulfs a microbe allowing it to be destroyed

Phagosome

A membrane sac in which a microbe is contained after phagocytosis

Lysosome

A vesicles containing lysozymes

Fuses with the phagosome realising contents which hydrolyse microbes lipids, carbohydrates and proteins thus killing it.