The radiologist observed the artery gradually sclerosing, which explained the patient's reduced blood flow.

The pathologist noted multiple scleroses in the arterial walls, indicating chronic damage.

The biopsy revealed sclerosal changes in the arterial wall, indicating chronic damage.

The surgeon carefully examined the sclerosed artery before attempting repair.

Over the years, the plaque in the arteries began to sclerose, restricting blood flow.

The clinic stocks several types of sclerosants for treating varicose veins.

The physician injected the sclerosant carefully into the varicose vein to promote closure.

The neurologist explained that progressive sclerosing poliodystrophy typically presents in early childhood with refractory seizures and developmental regression.