A recanalization of a blood _________ by surgery is _________.

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A recanalization refers to the restoration of blood flow through a previously occluded blood vessel. Surgery may be performed to achieve recanalization in certain cases. Among the options given, the most appropriate choice is vessel and angioplasty. Angioplasty is a procedure that may be used to widen a narrow or blocked artery, which can help to restore blood flow. Anticoagulation refers to the use of medications to prevent blood clotting, which is not a surgical approach; diffusion is not a term typically used to describe blood vessel restoration; endarterectomy is a surgical procedure that involves removing plaque or blockages from inside an artery, typically performed in cases of atherosclerosis, rather than aneurysm; and anastomosis refers to the surgical connection of two separate structures (e.g. two blood vessels), which is not the same as recanalization.

A Recanalization of a Blood _________ by Surgery Is _________

A Recanalization of a Blood _ by Surgery Is _