[Anatomic-pathological bases of XXXX ].

@entity1 @entity82 @entity712 @entity583 @entity301 @entity1188 @entity1856 @entity453 @entity943
@entity453 is described by its extreme presentations. At one end we see the slowly growing @entity82 gradually occluding the artery. Collaterals develop and confine the loss of myocardium to the inner layer of the left ventricle. At the other end of the spectrum we see the rupture of a soft plaque. Blood breaking in an @entity1856 occludes a coronary artery suddenly. There is no time to develop collaterals. The @entity583 corresponds in its size to the perfusion-area of the occluded artery. Transmural @entity1188 lead to rupture of the free wall, ventricular septum or papillary muscle. The coronary morphology of our @entity1 suffering from @entity301 lies between these two extremes. However, many @entity1 die suddenly due to @entity943 a long time before the loss of myocardium disturbs left ventricular pump function so severely that lethal @entity712 may develop.
