Über Arteriosklerose

Concerning Cerebral Arteriosclerosis

“…It might be added here that palpation of the radial artery is useless in assessing atherosclerosis or any other vascular disease in the remainder of the body. It has been known (7) for fifty years or more that the radial artery for some reason escapes the changes of other vessels, yet many clinicians still record “the feel” of the wall as a significant finding.…”

Extrinsic and intrinsic blood supply and histomorphological changes associated with age in the cerebral arteries and brain nuclei in dog (Canis familiaris) and pig (Sus scrofa domestica)

“…Jores (1904), Hueck (1920), Burger and Schlomka (1928), Winternitz, et (1938), Aschoff (1939), and Simms (1942) were few of the earlier workers who proposed that the intimai and arteriosclerotic changes were the result of physiologi cal aging process and may or may not be modified by addi tional vasoactive factors. The above view has also been put forth recently by a number of workers; Buerger and Hevelke (1956), Movat, et al (1958), Lindsay and Chaikoff (I963).…”

“…The above changes in the arterial wall were assigned as wear-and-tear changes: Marchand (1904), Hueck (I920), Thoma (1923)t andAschoff (1939). Wolkoff (1923Wolkoff ( .…”