KROK 1 2012 – Question 57 · KROK (Medicine) · Pathophysiology
A patient with obliterating endarteritis underwent ganglionic sympathectomy. What type of arterial hyperaemia should have developed as a result of the surgery?
- A. Reactive
- B. Metabolic
- C. Neurotonic
- D. Functional
- E. Neuroparalytic
Hint
Think about which neural influence on the arterial wall is lost when sympathetic ganglia are removed, and how that changes vascular tone.
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