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The 10 pages that link to Aneurysm, each with the reason it gives.

• ArteryRelated: Arterial wall weakness can produce aneurysms that risk rupture.

• VasculitisRelated: Severe inflammation can weaken arterial walls and lead to aneurysm formation.

• Computed tomography angiographyRelated: CTA can measure aneurysm size, shape, and relation to nearby branches.

• Blood vesselRelated: A weakened vessel wall can expand and, in some cases, rupture.

• Arteriovenous malformationCompared with: An aneurysm is a vessel-wall dilation, whereas an AVM is an abnormal vascular connection.

• ArteriosclerosisCompared with: It is a different structural abnormality, though arterial wall disease can contribute to its formation.

• Loeys–Dietz syndromeNarrower topic: Understanding aneurysms clarifies the principal life-threatening risk associated with the syndrome.

• Takayasu arteritisRelated: Chronic inflammation can weaken arterial walls and produce aneurysms.

• DiverticulumCompared with: Both can appear pouch-like, but an aneurysm is a dilation of a vessel rather than an organ-wall outgrowth.

• StenosisCompared with: An aneurysm widens a vessel wall rather than narrowing its passage.