...the flow of blood either by tying off the blood vessels or with the help of epinephrine, a medication that makes blood vessels constrict Harvesting the donor skin, which is...
...rehydration (administration of fluids) For blood collection, a central line becomes necessary when: Blood draws are frequently necessary due to the patient’s condition Collecting peripheral blood stem cell Peripheral venous...
...of risks and complications, including the following: Internal bleeding Formation of blood clots that can possibly get into the patient’s bloodstream Infections Injury or perforation of nearby organs, including the...
...a normal heart rhythm by correcting arrhythmias. Blood thinners (anticoagulants): Blood thinners prevent blood clots, which can be a complication of mitral valve prolapse. Anticoagulants reduce the blood’s ability to...
...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...
...life of patients who have other spleen-related conditions such as the enlargement of the spleen or splenomegaly, cancer of the spleen, serious blood disorders, non-cancerous cysts or tumors, and blood...
...near a blood vessel in the upper chest, neck, or thigh * Inserting a thin, flexible catheter through the incision and into the blood vessel * Securing the catheter in...
...other parts of the body such as the brain or the lungs, and cause a blockage Damage to nearby structures, such as neighbouring blood vessels Blood loss Kidney failure Stroke...
...a person experiences recurrent diarrhea, constipation, or alternate diarrhea and constipation so the cause can be determined. Stool has blood and/or mucus– Blood and mucus in the stool can indicate...
...suffering from a significantly receded lower jaw. Chin surgery. Also known as a genioplasty, this procedure is recommended for patients with a severely receded lower jaw, which could impede the...