A major contributing process in CVAs is the development of atheromatous plaques in cerebral circulation.Where do these plaques most commonly form?
A) In the larger veins
B) Near capillary sphincters
C) In cerebral arteries
D) In the venous sinuses

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Atheromatous plaques most commonly form in the cerebral arteries, which can lead to cerebrovascular accidents (CVAs) or strokes by obstructing blood flow.

A Major Contributing Process in CVAs Is the Development of Atheromatous