The phrase "arteries further" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe additional information or details about arteries, but it needs more context to be usable.
Example: "The study revealed that arteries further down the leg are more susceptible to blockages."
Alternatives: "additional arteries" or "arteries beyond".
MAJERUS HAS HEART SURGERY: Utah basketball coach Rick Majerus underwent a procedure Tuesday that fixed two blocked arteries, further delaying his return from a knee injury that has sidelined him since November.
Endothelium lining larger arterioles and resistance arteries further upstream will respond to the increase in shear stress by dilating to the point that local shear stress is restored back to baseline, and thus further reducing vascular resistance.
Moreover, viral expression of Smad3 in injured arteries further enhances VEGF expression and is accompanied by a decrease in the number of apoptotic cells and an increase in IH, whereas inhibiting Smad3 in injured arteries with SIS3 increased the number of apoptotic cells.
Although age-related exacerbation of hypertension-induced cerebrovascular ROS production (Fig. 3) and MMP activation (Fig. 4) likely importantly contributed to the increased fragility of aged cerebral arteries, further studies are evidently needed to establish a direct causal link between MMP activation and the development of CMHs in the aged brain.
In 1962, the construction of I-35, a major north-south artery, further isolated the area's population.
Arteries branch further and eventually empty into blood sinuses.
The hyperplastic arteries were further classified into four subtypes according to the distribution area and course of the vessel.
We included all carotid arteries for further evaluation in which there were at least two DSA projections available for comparison.
The patients with accessory renal arteries were further subdivided into two groups: (1) those in whom all accessories underwent successful denervation and (2) those in whom only some or no accessory renal arteries could be denervated.
The transmitter was connected to a fluid-filled catheter, which was tunnelled subcutaneously to the superficial temporal artery and further into the carotid artery.
In brief, under full anesthesia, the transmitter body had been placed subcutaneously on the lateral side of the neck, and the fluid-filled catheter had been tunneled subcutaneously to the superficial temporal artery and, further, into the carotid artery [ 5].
