Turbulence in arteries caused by irregular inner walls promotes the deposition of cells like macrophages and cholesterol, contributing to hypoperfusion.

“when they hit an irregularity in the walls there is a little turbulence so these turbulence creates a system in which deposition is gonna be favored like when blood is going or in the blood the is usually the white blood cells is it usually a macrophage that infiltrates as well yes but even before infiltrating they identify this area of turbulence as an area of up the venturi injury and a star I agree I hit him there and because of the turbulence cells they start then dying out against the walls and unfortunately cholesterol levels then can add to it”