A major contributing factor to the development of a thrombotic stroke is the presence of atherosclerosis. Where does this commonly form?
A) In the larger veins of the brain
B) Near capillary sphincters
C) In cerebral arteries
D) In the venous sinuses

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Atherosclerosis commonly forms in the cerebral arteries, which can lead to the development of a thrombotic stroke due to the narrowing and potential blockage of these arteries.

A Major Contributing Factor to the Development of a Thrombotic