In Anna’s autopsy report, the results involved a narrowing in her renal and cerebral arteries (stroke caused by FH mutation) and evidence of Statins. Statins is a drug that lowers the cholesterol in the blood and Anna’s pharmaceutics recommended it. In her previous autopsy report, she had signs of Hydroxyurea, which may treat Sickle Cell Anemia. Going back to her heart, she did have scar tissue and clots partially block or occlude the lumen of the vessel, and mild mitral valve prolapse meaning the valves were not closing properly. This could be a life-threatening situation because any blockage present in the heart could interrupt the activity and particularly cause a myocardial infarction or
