Why is the lumen of an artery smaller than vein?

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2026-07-21 11:15

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The lumen size in an artery is smaller as it has a thicker Tunica Media to compensate for the greater arterial pressure; owing to the smaller lumen.

As to opposed to veins which has a larger lumen and a reduced venous pressure.

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