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El consumo de cigarrillo puede alterar los resultados de este examen, debido a que la nicotina puede hacer que se contraigan las arterias de las extremidades.
El hecho de dejar de fumar disminuye significativamente el riesgo de problemas con el aparato circulatorio y con el corazón. La mayoría de las muertes relacionadas con el hábito de fumar son causadas por problemas cardiovasculares y no por cáncer pulmonar.
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