...that supplies blood to the brain. Other causes include: * Head injuries * Blood clotting disorders * Meningitis * Arteriovenous malformations (AVMs) **Q: What are the Symptoms of Subarachnoid Hemorrhage?**...
...of surgical procedures that involve the pericardium. These include the surgical removal of blood clots and foreign objects in the pericardium and pericardial cavity. The development of blood clot in...
...protein in the blood Edema, abnormal accumulations of fluid, causing swelling of the body or parts of it Hypertension (high blood pressure) and thrombotic events (blood clots) may also be...
...fetal growth Placental abruption, i.e. separation of placenta from uterine wall before labor Blood clotting problems Eclampsia, i.e. seizures in pregnant women with high blood pressure Liver failure Placental abruption...
...arms (arm venous Doppler). The Venous Doppler exam shows any blockage in the veins, usually a blood clot (or thrombus formation) that hinders blood circulation. Who Should Undergo and Expected...
...of high blood pressure, affecting the majority of those who experience hypertension. It is also known as primary hypertension.[1] As the heart pumps blood through the circulatory system, blood presses...
...for hospitalization and the number of blood transfusions a person with SCD may need.[11] Blood transfusions A blood transfusion can be used to treat acute chest syndrome or severe anemia,...
...important part of diagnosing sepsis. Blood tests that are usually carried out include:[4] A complete blood count to identify clotting abnormalities and count the white blood cell levels Laboratory cultures...
...artery. The blood clot is then carefully removed or fragmented using specialized instruments, allowing the blood flow to be restored in the affected area. ## Pulmonary Artery Embolectomy with Cardiopulmonary...
...blood vessels supplying blood to the retina in the back of the eye become damaged. The likelihood of damage to the retina increases with the severity of high blood pressure...
