He had been stabbed 22011 times, twice through his aorta.
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The bullet had disintegrated his spleen and torn his aorta.
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After Mer has her clamp the aorta, she's on a high.
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Yupik died of an aneurism and a ruptured aorta, the AP reports.
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He died of a "ruptured aorta" in a hospital later that day.
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So what happened to Alan is a massive heart attack — an aorta.
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His death was found to be the result of a ruptured aorta.
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He also ruptured his aorta, which left him hospitalized for nine months.
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When such a problem is diagnosed, surgery is performed to repair the aorta.
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Alan Thicke dead at 69 The star later died of a ruptured aorta.
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Currently, AORTA releases one new porno every month, each costing $9 on Patreon.
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The bullet he had fired pierced Officer Giglio's intestines and severed his aorta.
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That she survived, especially since one bullet ripped into her aorta, is astonishing.
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An aneurysm in his heart had burst, ripping a hole in his aorta.
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His injuries included skull, sternum and spine fractures; cardiac lacerations; and a punctured aorta.
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There was no place for cynicism inside the pink, throbbing aorta of Barbie fandom.
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Overall, the exercise reduced stiffness in the aorta, the main artery in the body.
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These devices do the work of the left ventricle by pumping blood into the aorta.
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The one that killed her was a wound to the chest that perforated her aorta.
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For example, one healthy baby had a genetic mutation associated with narrowing of the aorta.
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When it reaches the aorta, the cardiologist pulls back a sheath, freeing the new valve.
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This little one-inch accordion gizmo is being thrown in and they will remove my aorta.
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When he went to the doctor, he was diagnosed with an aneurysm in his ascending aorta.
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He thought the aorta felt a bit enlarged there and might be an abdominal aortic aneurysm.
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Straub endured a tear in the inner wall of the aorta, the body's main blood vessel.
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Mahx Capacity is the co-founder and director for AORTA Films, a queer-centered indie porn company.
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Only a man with an aorta of clay would snipe about that, very niche, very worthy experience.
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The bullet pierced the San Francisco woman's lower back and tore through her abdominal aorta, authorities said.
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"Heather had contusions to her chest, the result of that was her aorta was severed." she said.
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Abdominal bleeding can also be stopped with the device, if it is pushed higher into the aorta.
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Doctors discovered at the time that he had a tear in his aorta, the body's largest artery.
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She noted a 2001 case of conjoined twins, Jodie and Mary, who were born sharing an aorta.
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His blood couldn't carry enough oxygen and his aorta wasn't large enough to pump blood through his body.
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Third, the aorta (the large artery that carries blood away from the heart) is slightly out of place.
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He died of a "ruptured aorta"at the age of 69 in a hospital later that same day.
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The terms "dissection" and "aneurysm" are frequently confused—dissections can weaken the aorta, predisposing to late aneurysm formation.
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"So should you," Irv said, taking that tiny needle from Tamir's back and placing it in Jacob's aorta.
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Now, six years after releasing their debut, "The O Project," Capacity and AORTA films are proving that it can.
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For Capacity, their dance background has been key, becoming a signature element of the vibe of AORTA Films porno.
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Finally, they assumed that each of the five arteries coming out of the aorta were equally sized and smooth.
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The first was her aorta, the vessel that carries blood from the heart to the rest of the body.
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Alan Thicke died of a "ruptured aorta" -- a massive tear in the body's largest artery -- according to his death certificate.
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A tear had developed in the wall of her aorta, one of the main vessels carrying blood from the heart.
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Once it reaches the aorta, a cardiologist inflates the balloon and expands the valve, which pushes aside the failing valve.
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The cause was complications of a biopsy she was having performed in which her aorta ruptured, her brother Audeh said.
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In 2016, Sandra Rivera of Jackson, Mo., had a series of small strokes during an operation to repair her aorta.
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The drug also affected the aorta, the body's largest artery, and left many users in need of heart valve replacements.
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She died of traumatic separation of the aorta from the heart, and also suffered trauma to her upper torso, he said.
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His death, at Massachusetts General Hospital, was caused by a sudden acute illness following aorta surgery, his wife, Margaret Flowers, said.
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If it was chronic, the cardioversion could dislodge an appendage clot, sending it up the aorta and possibly triggering a stroke.
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He was found to be at risk for a dangerous stretching of his aorta that, without repair, could lead to rupture.
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He later underwent a procedure for "an acute aortic dissection" — when blood forces its way into a tear in the aorta.
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When this patient loses his pulse, the attending surgeon will, as usual, crack his chest open and clamp the descending aorta.
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" According to the actor's official death certificate, the Canadian native died of a "ruptured aorta" and a "standard type A aortic dissection.
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The 32-year-old medical device sales representative was shot in the chest, a bullet piercing her aorta, according to the lawsuit.
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In HLHS, the left side of the heart hasn't developed properly, leading to a left ventricle and aorta that are too small.
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Dimon, 63, experienced an "acute aortic dissection" — a tear in the inner lining of the aorta blood vessel — requiring surgery Thursday morning.
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The Edwards valve is compressed onto a balloon catheter that is pushed through a blood vessel from the groin to the aorta.
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The bullet grazed Rami Abo Jazar's thigh and continued its upward trajectory to pierce Rouzan just above her chest, severing her aorta.
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I do kind of wish they had kept my clue for AORTA ("It comes from the heart"), but that's just a nitpick.
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Fourteen years ago, his aorta was replaced during open-heart surgery, after which he started walking ten to twelve miles a day.
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Ask Well Q. Is it possible to remove plaques in your aorta or reduce their size through changes in diet or lifestyle?
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Last year at this time my wife had just had open-heart surgery—her chest was sawed open, her defective ascending aorta replaced.
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The next, she fell to the ground, crying out for help after a bullet hit her in the back and pierced her aorta.
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Jamie Dimon, the chief executive officer of JPMorgan Chase & Co., is recovering well from an emergency heart surgery that replaced his torn aorta.
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To fix the valve, the cardiac surgeon intended to remove the old tissue, resecting the ring-shaped wall of the aorta around it.
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Bell's condition was bizarre: Bacteria from an infected tooth had spread to his bloodstream, and caused him to tear his aorta when he coughed.
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The iconic actor died of a "ruptured aorta" and a "standard type A aortic dissection," according to Thicke's official death certificate obtained by PEOPLE.
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She had suffered trauma to her vagina and her aorta was ruptured, Ghetto Rescue, an Anaheim-based rescue center said, according to the report.
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The possibility of big blood pressure differences between the arm and the aorta could result in very different clinical decisions on diagnosis and treatment.
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Here, a catheter that measures pressure is inserted inside the artery either at the arm (same site as the cuff) or at the aorta.
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"As many of you know, last March I suffered a nearly fatal ruptured aorta," Mr. Mohn, 65, wrote in a note to NPR's staff.
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The third entered the driver's door and narrowly missed Mr. Dogan's aorta, lungs and heart before coming to a halt next to his liver.
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According to Ghetto Rescue, a police-founded group based in Anaheim, California, the dog's aorta had been ruptured and there were signs of vaginal trauma.
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I know that a doctor punctured an artery in my groin and threaded a catheter through my aorta to stanch the bleeding in my kidney.
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"With stiffening of the aorta, there's an increased risk of death from all causes," the app's inventor, a Toronto medical doctor named Jess Goodman, told me.
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When I had my first panic attack, in Russia in the summer of 2010, the entire world shrank to the size of my frantically pulsing aorta.
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That our baby, despite his tiny misshapen heart and nonexistent aorta, should have a chance "to live," even though that life might have lasted mere minutes.
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Dimon, 63, is "awake, alert and recovering well" after suffering a tear in his aorta, according to an internal memo released by the $350 billion bank.
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Her self-effacing Appalachian charm disarms, and then she blindsides listeners — in this case, Congress — with the fact that Heyer's aorta was severed in three places.
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High blood pressure is the main cause of aortic dissections, which involves the inner layer of the wall or the aorta tearing away from the middle wall.
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Capacity said their goal in the coming years is to make AORTA Films profitable enough for them to quit their day job and hire full-time staffers.
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Ashmore, his attorney, says one bullet was removed from his aorta after 30 days, while another bullet that lodged in his hip will have to remain there.
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But the post lost much of its prestige after Ambassador Richard Holbrooke -- the powerhouse diplomat who first held the job -- died in 2010 of a torn aorta.
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It's uncertain whether cuff blood pressure accurately measures the pressure in the arteries of the arm or the major artery just outside the heart, called the aorta.
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The central aorta blood pressure is a better indicator of the pressure experienced by organs, such as the heart and brain, so it is more clinically relevant.
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During that process, they found a significant hole between my right ventricle and my aorta called a right ventricular fistula, which they sealed with a metal disc.
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Last year, it added still another warning about ruptures or tears in the aorta, a rare but serious condition for which older people are at greater risk.
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And that blade had gone through, and the X-rays revealed that the tip of the blade was on the edge of my aorta, the main artery.
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With just one test, 174 faulty genes associated with inherited cardiac conditions (ICCs) – including hearth rhythm problems and diseases affecting the aorta – can be detected, the Trust added.
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An aortic dissection occurs when blood forces its way into a tear in the aorta, the biggest artery in the body, separating its layers or peeling them apart.
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He would then build a new vessel wall, crafted from the heart-lining of a cow, and stitch a new valve into that freshly built ring of aorta.
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Then he injected salt water to inflate a balloon near the tip of the tube, blocking the aorta and cutting off circulation to Ms. Williams's pelvis and legs.
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"Replacement valves currently used are circular, but do not exactly match the shape of the aorta, which is different for each patient," said Schaffner in a university news release.
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His cause of death was later revealed to be from a "ruptured aorta" and a "standard type A aortic dissection," according to his official death certificate obtained by PEOPLE.
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Among the cancer patients, 38% died from cancer and 11% died from cardiovascular diseases, including heart disease, high blood pressure, cerebrovascular disease, blocked arteries and damage to the aorta.
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The syndrome can manifest in many different ways, but the most potentially fatal symptom is damage to the aorta, which pumps blood through the body, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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But those hours during the week support a thriving side hustle: an independent erotic film company, AORTA Films, which makes pornos — five or six in one weekend, to be exact.
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Capacity and their colleagues thought up a "queer sci-fi universe time travel epic" that eventually transformed into the class of experimental porn that AORTA films has become known for.
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According to the American Heart Association, most people experience aortic dissections when they have a tear in the inner lining of the aorta, causing their major artery to leak blood.
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Doctors told Harvey that the bullet stopped only one centimeter from his carotid artery, which branches off of the heart's aorta and runs through the neck up to the brain.
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Arrington reportedly broke both of her feet and several ribs, crushed the second vertebrae in her back, lost most of her small intestine and right colon, and ruptured her aorta.
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Abhimanyu listens intently — at times, the thrumming drone of his mother's aorta next to his tiny ear is near-deafening — but as Arjuna speaks, his mother dozes off to sleep.
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The most reliable mechanical support today is the left-ventricular assist device, which attaches to the native heart, pumping blood directly into the aorta, thus essentially bypassing the failing heart.
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The bullet, which pierced Mr. Graham's lung and aorta, was fired by Officer Richard Haste, who on Tuesday will face a disciplinary trial at Police Department headquarters in Lower Manhattan.
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So if you're shot in a major vessel, like the aorta, or the vena cava, or the carotid artery, or the femoral artery, you can just bleed to death from that.
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HEMS is the first service to carry blood on board in the UK, and it has developed field-leading technology such as the Resuscitative Endovascular Balloon Occlusion of the Aorta (REBOA).
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The twins were conjoined at their abdomen and shared organs such as the stomach and part of the aorta, a crucial artery that runs from the heart down to the abdomen.
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Current smokers were also more than nine times as likely to have calcification, a sign of subclinical PAD, in their aorta, researchers report in the Journal of the American Heart Association.
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"Basically your blood pressure goes up so high that you can rupture your aorta or have a stroke," said Dr. Andrew Herring, an emergency medicine and addiction specialist in Oakland, Calif.
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The 1-year-old pup, now named Petie, suffers from what they've dubbed a "broken heart," a heart condition called Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA), described as an unclosed hole in the aorta.
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In this disorder the two major blood vessels of the upper abdomen, the superior mesenteric artery and the aorta, compress the upper part of the small intestine, limiting the passage of food.
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They told him that the machine would work by drawing blood from a chamber of his heart and propelling it into his aorta — the main vessel that carries blood throughout the body.
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In his notebooks, he recorded the movements of everything from the water in rivers to the blood in the human aorta (the patterns of which he worked out centuries before anyone else).
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An aortic aneurysm is "a weakened or bulging area on the wall of the aorta," which carries blood from the heart to the rest of the body, according to the American Heart Association.
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Giant cell arteritis is a chronic, potentially life-threatening autoimmune condition caused by inflammation of large and medium-sized arteries, most often in the head but also in the aorta and its branches.
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Mr. Dorenko was on his motorcycle when he suffered a ruptured aorta and crashed into a traffic barrier, according to Govorit Moskva, a radio station he founded in 22011, citing a coroners' report.
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Prosecutors have said Officer Isaacs, 38, had options that would have allowed him to avoid shooting Mr. Small, who died seconds after one of three bullets fired by the officer ripped his aorta.
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Bradie Gray, a junior from Australia who competes for Odessa College in Texas, sustained broken ribs, a bruised aorta and collapsed lungs at the competition Thursday night, the coach, C. J. Aragon, said.
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"The object missed his spinal cord, his aorta and it missed the tube connecting his kidney to his bladder by a few centimeters," Dr. Terrence Rager, one of Firth's surgeons, told the news outlet.
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But Withings' new Body Cardio scale should be able to measure a user's PWV by calculating the time it takes for blood to flow from the heart's aorta to blood vessels in their feet.
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Dimon, who has helmed JPMorgan for over a decade, underwent surgery for acute aortic dissection, a condition where the inner lining of the aorta tears away from the outer edge of the blood vessel.
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The case Steinle, a 32-year-old medical device sales representative, was walking with her father and a friend on San Francisco's Pier 14 when a bullet tore through her abdominal aorta, authorities said.
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"The object missed his spinal cord, his aorta and it missed the tube connecting his kidney to his bladder by a few centimeters," said Dr. Terrence Rager, the on-call trauma surgeon at the time.
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The device determines this measurement, they say, by using the pulse signal found in the index fingertip to measure the flexibility of the aorta, the large artery that extends from the heart to the abdomen.
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"Using current VADs, the heart and one or both of the great vessels are cannulated, blood is removed from the heart, and blood is then pumped into the aorta or pulmonary artery," the researchers write.
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But it was a triumph because Boone — then just 36 — had undergone open-heart surgery in March to fix a problem with his aorta and aortic valve, a condition he had known about since college.
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"Powerful bloodline?" sounds like we're supposed to be thinking of a dynasty from "Game of Thrones," like House Targaryen (Team Daenerys here), but today the "line" is the AORTA, the main artery of the body.
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People at increased risk include those with a history of blockages or aneurysms (abnormal bulges) of the aorta or other blood vessels, high blood pressure, certain genetic disorders that involve blood vessel changes, and the elderly.
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Dimon, who is at the helm of JPMorgan for over a decade, underwent surgery for acute aortic dissection, a condition where the inner lining of the aorta tears away from the outer edge of the tube.
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For example, if not for Kathy, a determined nurse who browbeats a man with a tear in his aorta to return to the emergency room that has twice misdiagnosed him, the patient surely would have died.
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For example, heart rhythm problems were more common in the Northwest, inflammation of the heart and valves was more concentrated in the Mountain West and Alaska, and enlargement of the aorta was found more in the Midwest.
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About one hour into the episode, an ultrasound scan of the heart also showed an aortic dissection, a potentially lethal condition in which blood is forced between the inner and outer layers of the aorta, Lundsgaard said.
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The tear to her aorta -- the main artery that carries blood from the heart to the rest of the body -- ran from her upper to lower abdomen and affected the blood flow for her kidneys, Murawsky explained.
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And so the Christmas cookie battle between two cultural and culinary touchstones, Pan di Stelle and Nutella, and their superpower parent companies, the pasta giant Barilla and the chocolate giant Ferrero, strikes right at the Italian aorta.
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Dr. Bukur punctured Ms. Williams's thigh, threaded a slim tube into her femoral artery and eased it up about 12 inches into her aorta, the major artery that carries blood from the heart to most of the body.
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They saw him through his growth spurt, when the size of his aorta failed to keep up with his height, and guided us through the difficult choices about what operation he needed, when, and who should do it.
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Cancer survivors were also more likely to experience severe complications like heart attacks and structural defects such as valve disorders or damage to the aorta, the vessel that carries blood from the heart to the rest of the body.
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Dissections are acute aortic emergencies where blood gets in-between the layers of the aorta, causing the aortic wall to separate and tear along its length, creating two or more lumens for blood flow where only one existed before.
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Dr. Rasmussen and Dr. Eliason set out to create a smaller, stripped-down version that could be placed quickly inside the aorta without X-rays by trauma surgeons and, eventually, by general surgeons, emergency room doctors and maybe medics.
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It involves four main heart problems: interference from the heart to the lungs, a gap between the heart's lower chambers, the aorta lying over the heart's gap in the lower chambers, and excessively broadened muscles surrounding the heart's right lower chamber.
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"We measured the amount of disease that was present in the arteries that supply blood to the brain, to the legs, to the main aorta and the coronary arteries," said Mount Sinai's Fuster, who was an author on the study.
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In 1968, Dr. Johnson and his team took another path, sewing segments of veins from multiple arteries end to end and stitching them directly into the aorta, the body's main artery, bypassing cardiac ducts where the flow of blood was impeded.
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In a letter to employees, shareholders and clients, Dimon's two deputies — Gordon Smith and Daniel Pinto — said the chief executive experienced an "acute aortic dissection," or a tear in the inner lining of the aorta, that required surgery on Thursday morning.
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Dissections can have lethal consequences without causing rupture if the dissection obstructs blood flow to the brain or other critical organs, but dissections can cause acute rupture of a weakened aorta as well, even in the absence of an aneurysm.
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Rothberg reflected on the experience as follows: Once the primary care physician felt an enlarged aorta, he was correct to order the ultrasound, the abnormal pancreas on the ultrasound warranted a CT scan, and the CT finding required a biopsy.
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If the castle is the throbbing tourist heart of Windsor, its aorta is Peascod Street, a winding, shop-lined thoroughfare that offers views of the castle's squat Round Tower direct enough to strike fear into the heart of any pawn.
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By clamping the aorta in such a way as to cut off circulation to the lower body, she forced what little blood remained in Littlejohn's body up to his brain, then cradled his heart between both hands to massage it.
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But Oswald had flinched aside—as anyone would—and the bullet had gone across the left side to the back, injuring the aorta and vena cava and causing such blood loss that he was white as a piece of paper.
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Cuff blood pressure had reasonable accuracy compared with the reference standard, at either the arm or aorta, among people with low cuff blood pressure (lower than 120/80 mmHg) and high cuff blood pressure (the same or higher than 160/100 mmHg).
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The "All My Children" actress went public with the terrifying story this week, saying she had to have two stents installed in October after a CT scan showed her aorta had 90 percent blockage, while another artery was blocked at 70 percent.
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The sharp pain he had felt deep inside made his doctors worry that his aorta, the vessel that carries blood from the heart to the rest of the body, had been torn, but a CT scan of his chest disproved that hypothesis as well.
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But for the rest of the population with blood pressure in the middle range—systolic 120 to 1003, and diastolic 80 to 99 mmHg—accuracy compared with invasive blood pressure at the arm or the aorta was quite low: only 50 to 57 percent.
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The patient was a middle-aged man who was born with a leaky valve at the root of his aorta, the wide-bored blood vessel that arcs out of the human heart and carries blood to the upper and lower reaches of the body.
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Ginzburg said he would be concerned about injuries to a major vessel, such as the iliac arteries, which supply blood to pelvic tissues and the legs, or the aorta, which is the largest artery in the body and runs from the heart to the lower abdomen.
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Patients most at risk for an aortic aneurysm after taking these antibiotics are the elderly, those with high blood pressure, people who have a history of blockages of the aorta or other blood vessels, and those who have genetic conditions like Marfan syndrome or Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.
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I'll admit, I love a good plus-size romp with a super babely partner (may I please direct your attention to AORTA film's super hot, artsy porn Full), but I'm not going to cut myself off from sleeping with someone who is thinner because our bodies don't match up.
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A hundred minutes later she was on the operating table, and during the next seven hours and 40 minutes a team of specialists replaced her aortic valve and a portion of the aorta itself — a high-risk procedure that can only be performed while the patient's heart is stopped.
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So, what doctors do is they thread a catheter up through the femoral artery, which is the main artery in your leg down by the groin, then they go up through the abdominal aorta and they turn either left or right depending on which kidney they&aposre going to.
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According to a new study published Monday in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, researchers found that training for and completing a marathon, even at relatively low intensity levels, was associated with reversing age-related stiffening of the body's main artery, the aorta, and helped to reduce blood pressure.
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For the current study, researchers examined data on 5,306 black men and women enrolled in the Jackson Heart Study in Mississippi to see how any current or past smoking might influence their risk of having early, symptomless indications of PAD in the extremities and in the aorta, the body's main artery.
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He had a ventricular septal defect (or VSD), which is a small hole in his heart, his aorta was narrow, his coronary artery would have to be moved, and he had a transposition of his great arteries, which meant the two arteries that go into his heart were going into the wrong chambers.
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Instead, go for the parts of beast, fish, and fowl that other kitchens in New York would never deign to countenance: pig intestines and beef aorta, fish maw (bladder) and pork kidney, rabbit loin and braised frog—all of which arrive so richly spiced, and swimming in such gargantuan seas of chili peppers, that it seems like a minor miracle that each manages to preserve its own atomic complexity.
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