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Something to look at (it's graphic!)

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Hi all,

I've found this picture by coincidence on the web and I think it shows so very clearly how complex the artery system is. It might even help to explain what we have to deal with. I hope it's not too graphic for some of you.

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Rugger

Wow! That is amazing and that's just our head and just the blood vessels! It's a wonder things don't go wrong more often.

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PMRandRA

Lovely. I sit and watch the veterinary operations on telly. Cured my awful squeamishness! 😁

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SheffieldJane

Good grief Akino.😳

Amazing Really, so intricate.

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Jackoh

Amazing!

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Margaret1951

I can see the artery my surgeon took sample from, ahhhhhh

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