Respuesta :
Answer:
Artherosclerosis develops in the nervous system.
Explanation:
Artherosclerosis is a condition that develops when plaque or fatty deposits block the arteries. This restricts the blood flow through the arteries partially or completely. Artherosclerosis can develop in the arteries of heart, brain or legs.
When the arteries are blocked by the thickening of the blood vessels the blood flow to the corresponding organs reduces. Thus the supply of oxygen and other vital nutrients to these parts reduces.
Based on the location of development of plaque and the type of artery affected various conditions arise.
Examples are coronary heart disease, angina, carotid artery disease, peripheral artery disease, chronic kidney disease etc.
Answer:
Cardiovascular system
Explanation:
This is because Atherosclerosis is the build up of fats and cholesterol in your Artery walls, this can restrict blood flow in your body.Your Artery walls are apart of your Cardiovascular system.
