...and drainage to relieve pressure caused by the collection of blood leaking out into the soft tissues of the body. This happens when the blood vessel walls were weakened due...
...and ultrasound to eliminate infection, blood clotting problems, and structural problems. Before the renal biopsy procedure, the patient will need to stop taking medication that can prevent blood from clotting...
...and intestines. This is performed if the patient exhibits unstable blood pressure (which can suggest inadequate blood flow to other organs), if conservative treatment fails to resolve symptoms such as...
...Pulmonary hypertension or high blood pressure in the vessels that transport blood between the lungs and the heart Scarring of the lungs Cystic fibrosis, a hereditary disease characterised by the...
...tuberculosis lesion erodes into a blood vessel, disseminating millions of tubercle bacilli into the bloodstream and throughout the body. Some use military incorrectly, to describe any disseminated TB, whether or...
...lower rates of complications such as bleeding, infection, and scarring. * **Improved blood flow:** The stent graft helps restore blood flow to the extremities, alleviating symptoms such as leg pain...
...for the Ebola Virus. Medical care is necessary to prevent dehydration and to maintain vital functions (especially blood pressure). Blood transfusions are often necessary to replace losses from bleeding. Prevention...
Definition & Overview Myectomy is the surgical procedure of treating hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. It involves removing a part of the septal wall that has thickened and resulted in limited blood flow...
...of complications. These include: Stroke or heart attack Irregular heartbeat (arrhythmia) Kidney or lung failure Chest pain Pneumonia Breathing difficulty Blood loss, which may create the need for a blood...
Definition & Overview An aneurysm is a medical condition that occurs due to a weakened blood vessel wall that leads to bulging or swelling. It causes bleeding in the brain...
