US EditionChinese Man Smokes Two Packs Daily, Develops 'Chicken Claw' Plaque That Requires Surgery
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Chinese Man Smokes Two Packs Daily, Develops 'Chicken Claw' Plaque That Requires Surgery
A 55-year-old Chinese man who smoked two packs of cigarettes daily required emergency surgery after doctors discovered severe carotid artery narrowing. The procedure resulted in the removal of a four-centimetre hardened plaque that resembled a chicken claw. Image: 湖南日报 Blackout Episodes Lead to Shocking Discovery The man, surnamed Liu (name transliterated from Mandarin), experienced frequent episodes of sudden vision loss over two months. His ri…
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