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Progression of Arterial Blockage in the Right Leg - Medical Illustration, Human Anatomy Drawing

 

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Progression of Arterial Blockage in the Right Leg - Medical Illustration, Human Anatomy Drawing
Blocked Artery in the Leg. Depicts the progression of arterial blockage in the right leg, originating in the abdominal aorta. Final views of the distal arteries of the right lower leg and foot show where the embolus (blood clots) lodge and cut off the blood circulation to the lower extremity.

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