Question 43 · LEK · Takayasu arteritis
The type IV of Takayasu disease is characterized by inflammatory lesions located in:
- A. arch of the aorta and its branches.
- B. whole aorta and its branches.
- C. descending aorta and its branches.
- D. abdominal aorta and its branches.
- E. pulmonary artery.
Hint
Recall the Lupi-Herrera angiographic classification used in Polish textbooks and how its four types are numbered.
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