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Arterial Lumen: Structure and Function Explained
The arterial lumen is the central or inner channel of an artery, through which blood flows. It is lined by a layer of endothelial cells, which are vital in regulating the flow of blood and maintaining the integrity of the vessel.Lupus - Related Articles
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