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Q. What are arterial vessels, arterioles and arteries?
Arterial vessels are every blood vessel that carries blood from the heart to the tissues, arterioles and Arteries are arterial vessels, Arterioles are thin arteries that end in capillaries. Not all arteries however contain arterial blood (highly oxygenated blood) the pulmonary artery and its ramifications, arteries that carry blood from the right heart ventricle to the lungs, contain venous blood.
Q. What is severity of the oesophagitis? The severity of the oesophagitis resulting from oesophageal reflux is determined by the content of gastric reflux mucosal resistance,
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