k Nearly blocked femoral arteries, angiogram Nearly blocked femoral arteries. Coloured frontal angiogram blood vessel Xray of the legs of a 78yearold woman with preocclusive stenosis of the femoral arteries in her thighs. The arteries have been highlighted using a contrast medium. Preocclusive stenosis is where a blood vessel has a narrowed area stenosis and is close to being completely blocked occluded. In this case, collateral blood vessels in the rest of the leg have helped maintain the blood flow around the affected area near centre. The stenosis is due to atherosclerosis., Photo by ZEPHYRSCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Nearly blocked femoral arteries, angiogram Nearly blocked femoral arteries. Coloured frontal angiogram  blood vessel X ray  of the legs of a 78 year old woman with preocclusive stenosis of the femoral arteries in her thighs. The arteries have been highlighted using a contrast medium. Preocclusive stenosis is where a blood vessel has a narrowed area  stenosis  and is close to being completely blocked  occluded . In this case, collateral blood vessels in the rest of the leg have helped maintain the blood flow around the affected area  near centre . The stenosis is due to atherosclerosis., Photo by ZEPHYR SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
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Nearly blocked femoral arteries, angiogram

Nearly blocked femoral arteries. Coloured frontal angiogram (blood vessel X-ray) of the legs of a 78-year-old woman with preocclusive stenosis of the femoral arteries in her thighs. The arteries have been highlighted using a contrast medium. Preocclusive stenosis is where a blood vessel has a narrowed area (stenosis) and is close to being completely blocked (occluded). In this case, collateral blood vessels in the rest of the leg have helped maintain the blood flow around the affected area (near centre). The stenosis is due to atherosclerosis., Photo by ZEPHYR/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

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