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[Cerebrovascular complication caused by aortic atheroma]

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Atherosclerosis in the aorta, particularly the aortic arch, is a frequent cause of embolic stroke. Thick, mobile aortic plaques significantly increase stroke risk, independent of carotid artery disease.

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