Morphology - concentric, onion skin thickening of walls of arterioles
Clinical significance - associated with malignant or accelerated hypertension
Pathogenesis - vasoconstriction
Hyperplastic Arteriolosclerosis. The renal artery at left has a concentric,
onion-skin-like thickening.
Kidney in malignant hypertension. It is atrophic, has irregular small infarcts, and a
more coarsely irregular cortical surface than in the arterionephrosclerosis seen earlier.
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