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3D Animation of Red Blood Cells Flowing Through A Clogged Artery 4K stock video

A digital 3D animation depicts red blood cells flowing through a narrowed artery. The arterys lining is thick with plaque buildup, constricting the space available for blood flow. The red blood cells are shown in close-up, emphasizing the impact of the narrowed artery on their movement.

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A digital 3D animation depicts red blood cells flowing through a narrowed artery. The arterys lining is thick with plaque buildup, constricting the space available for blood flow. The red blood cells are shown in close-up, emphasizing the impact of the narrowed artery on their movement.

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