Doctors rushed to open the patient's blocked arteries — but found that no arteries were blocked.
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Doctors rushed to open the patient's blocked arteries — but found that no arteries were blocked.
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"The cuff compresses the arteries and measures the amount of pressure the heart needs to get blood out to the arteries and the pressure of the arteries when the heart is relaxed," Green added.
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In either case, sections of the "donor" arteries or veins are stitched to the damaged arteries to create bypasses around the obstructions.
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High cholesterol causes plaque to build up on the walls of the arteries, which can lead to decreased blood flow and blocked arteries.
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All of these risk factors can lead to narrowing of the arteries, hardening of the arteries, and the plaque formation which causes heart attacks and strokes.
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Pulmonary embolism is a blood clot that occurs in the arteries in the lungs, and peripheral artery disease narrows the arteries leading to the legs, stomach, arms and head.
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Coronary microvascular disease affects the heart's smallest arteries and is typically the result of molecular changes in the blood vessels of the heart, preventing blood flow through the small arteries.
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In November, Temer underwent an angioplasty procedure to implant stents in three coronary arteries after his doctors found what they said was a bigger obstruction in one of the arteries.
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If you have several blocked arteries or your left main coronary artery is severely narrowed, you may require coronary bypass surgery to redirect blood flow around the blocked or damaged arteries.
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Causes of premature birth like infection and inflammation are also well-known risk factors for hardening of the arteries, blood vessel dysfunction and rupturing of fatty plaques inside arteries, Franklin said.
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" She added, "Apparently one of the arteries had flipped.
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The most common open-heart surgery in the US, coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG), takes healthy arteries from the chest or veins from the legs to bypass clogged arteries in the heart.
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"If you are able to identify inflammation in the arteries of the heart then you can say which arteries ... will cause heart attacks," Oxford Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine, Charalambos Antoniades, told Reuters.
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Once heart disease advances, things get more complicated and expensive — although it is still treatable with procedures like stent insertion to expand arteries or heart bypass surgery for when arteries are blocked.
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Area of detail Blocked Arteries Inserting a Stent Area of detail Blocked Arteries Inserting a Stent Area of detail Blocked Arteries Inserting a Stent By The New York Times Dr. Gilbert Tang, a heart surgeon at the Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, said that if Mr. Sanders's heart was not damaged, he should make a full recovery.
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PCI is commonly performed for ischemic heart disease, or heart problems caused by narrowed arteries, and for so-called acute coronary syndrome, which is typically caused by clots or plaque in the arteries.
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With luck, the coming election will unclog our governmental arteries.
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But his lungs were filled with blood and burst arteries.
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"The main arteries will be going super fast," Musk said.
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Trenches and earthen berms bisect many of Falluja's main arteries.
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There are many different veins and arteries in the penis.
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"The penis is arteries, veins, nerves, and the urethra," he says.
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Blood pressure is the force that blood exerts on your arteries.
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"Salt sensitivity" increases as we get older and our arteries harden.
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In Mexico, thieves target the fuel arteries to siphon off fuel.
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Petrol stations alongside major arteries have been hidden behind new walls.
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"Sodium stiffens your arteries ... but potassium does the opposite," Angelone said.
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"My father had calcium build up in his arteries," says Lucci.
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Various arteries in the body were also observed via 3D ultrasound.
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Views of the amygdala, arteries and bone marrow of two adults.
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These arteries let the beast grow, pulsing millions of humans along.
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"The doctor said my arteries were basically crème fraîche," he said.
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The bullet barely missed the protester's heart, spine and major arteries.
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But the doctors found no such problem: Her arteries were perfect.
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London (CNN Business)The arteries of global trade are clogging up.
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"My father had calcium build up in his arteries," Lucci said.
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All the patients had moderate to severe blockages in coronary arteries.
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No heart disease, no clogged arteries, not even high blood pressure.
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Good cholesterol helps clear out the arteries and takes other forms of cholesterol—including low-density lipoprotein (LDL), or "bad cholesterol," which clogs the arteries and increases the risk of heart attack and stroke—with it.
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"This means that in men with atherosclerosis [build-up of plaque in the arteries causing obstruction of blood flow], the blood flow in the penile vessels is compromised earlier than in the coronary arteries," she added.
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That's because the amount of calcium in the arteries of the breast, which can be seen on a digital mammogram, seems to reflect the amount of calcium in the coronary arteries, which supply blood to the heart.
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Tissue transplants include corneas, bone grafts, heart valves, veins/arteries and skin.
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Arteries and veins tear open, and every body cavity fills with blood.
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A tissue that mimics the heart muscle, replete with veins and arteries.
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Microgravity also stiffens arteries, affecting the body's ability to control blood pressure.
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Another possibility is that inhalants can cause spasm of the coronary arteries.
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BRB, gotta figure out how to unclog our arteries after this one.
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She loves the arteries of the subways, the lungs of the parks.
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Indeed, all that running probably helped to keep some runners' arteries clear.
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Cardiologists would later confirm that there was no blockage of my arteries.
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A few arteries might be blocked today, and then reopened with stents.
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Many patients have coronary arteries that are 80 to 90 percent blocked.
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She told him there were high levels of cholesterol in his arteries.
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Every year, thousands of heart patients receive operations to open blocked arteries.
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When the spasm passed, the arteries reopened, and blood flow was restored.
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When bad cholesterol gets oxidized, it then ends up clogging our arteries.
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That finding held true for patients with several severely blocked coronary arteries.
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Radiation may cause heart rhythm disorders or damage arteries and heart valves.
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We'll say this: unlike the capacity of our arteries, the possibilities are limitless.
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Those two stents inserted into one of Bernie Sanders' arteries did the trick.
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It's a miracle either of us have any arteries left, to be honest.
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He survived but only after a second operation to keep his arteries open.
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The volume of your blood, therefore, swells, boosting the pressure on your arteries.
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The "Saudi Market," one of the camp's main arteries, is abuzz with activity.
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Blood pressure is the force of blood flow in arteries, veins and capillaries.
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It also helps to decrease inflammation inside of your arteries, according to Rimm.
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Patients in the study had blocked arteries, heart rhythm problems or heart failure.
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Faster PWV indicates high blood pressure, stiff arteries, and a risk of hypertension.
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First, they travel from the lower intestines through your tissues, veins, and arteries.
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It tasted good, but I could feel my arteries solidifying with each bite.
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Most of these ballooning arteries have no symptoms and may never cause problems.
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Stents are tiny tubes used to prop open diseased arteries cleared of blockages.
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The sound of blood rushing through arteries and sweat forming at the brow.
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The Southern California fires have affected some of the area's busiest traffic arteries.
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Some drugs can make arteries suddenly close, cutting off blood to the brain.
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An arteriovenous malformation is a tangle of blood vessels containing arteries and veins.
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Drugs may be developed to help stem the inflammation in arteries, he added.
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Days before Carnival, rival drug gangs closed major transportation arteries of the city.
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More than 260 were injured, many critically — bodies crushed, limbs shattered, arteries severed.
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Again, when they filled her arteries with the contrast, they found no blockages.
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That chronic, unseen inflammation can damage arteries and set the stage for clots.
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Dot's condition was pretty severe, with one of her arteries being 99% blocked.
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But for many, outstanding injustices grow like clots, clogging Ireland's arteries to recovery.
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Instead, the patients had narrowed arteries that were discovered with exercise stress tests.
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In lieu of human lungs, we see sunlit trees that branch like arteries.
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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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Recent studies of atherosclerosis in patients with psoriatic arthritis have been limited to ultrasound images of the carotid arteries in the neck, however, so Tam and colleagues decided to use CT scans to look at multiple arteries around the heart.
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Repeat CT angiography five weeks later found the man's arteries had returned to normal.
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Conversely, a low pulse wave velocity indicates more flexible arteries and lower blood pressure.
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LDL is considered "bad cholesterol" because it contributes to plaque buildup in the arteries.
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They were the creation of new dragon arteries, and examples of the technological sublime.
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I can feel my arteries clogging as I eat it but its too good!
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For most of the country's history, USPS provided the arteries along which information flowed.
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It's possible that, in this case, something similar happened in the patient's brain arteries.
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Millions of government and quasi-government workers play a big role clogging its arteries.
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They were also almost seven times more likely to develop hardening of the arteries.
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The scientific term for this temporary narrowing of arteries is reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome.
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And caffeine has a similar clamping down effect on arteries, albeit a lot smaller.
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Built on a Roman road, it is one of London's few east-west arteries.
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Unfortunately, these fatty deposits are also laid down in arteries that supply the heart.
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Withdrawing the blade, as much as plunging it in, tore muscles, arteries, and organs.
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Shame leaked into my arteries ( corpse-fucker) but the sensation was not completely unpleasant.
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The umbilical cord is made up of one large vein and two smaller arteries.
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Sixteen of the runners proved to have no plaque in their arteries at all.
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The streetcar runs down Woodward Avenue, one of the city's most important commercial arteries.
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But nothing on other tests was amiss — no sign of clogged arteries, for example.
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There are no blood clots of showily displayed research to block this novel's arteries.
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Both had suffered from clogged arteries, a health problem usually associated with modern diets.
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I gladly clogged up my arteries with these crispy-outside, soft-inside spud sticks.
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He died from a heart attack brought on by blockage in 3 main arteries.
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A carotid restraint targets the arteries that carry blood to the brain and neck.
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My heart function worsened and I got shortness of breath from further-narrowing arteries.
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Pizza is the beating heart connecting the arteries of our great city's five-boroughs.
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I learned about navigating catheters from the arteries and veins of the leg to the arteries and veins of the brain to treat problems like tumors, aneurysms, strokes and vascular malformations in adult and children using the most advanced X-ray technology.
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During my years of practice, I have seen many patients present with PAD – the hardening of arteries that causes narrowing or blockage of vessels that carry blood from the heart to the legs caused by buildup of plaque in the arteries, or atherosclerosis.
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New "garden cities" on these arteries, like Ebbsfleet in Kent, are part of the answer.
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They were patients with plaque-clogged arteries, who were at risk of suffering a stroke.
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The capital's arteries emptied of cars and turned into a flag-waving, chanting human flow.
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McNamara had a health condition she didn't know about that caused blockages in her arteries.
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Other health professionals believed the high-fat regimen would damage people's kidneys, arteries, and brains.
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The plague of alternative facts spreads through the arteries of social media like a drug.
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It constricts the arteries in some parts to increase the blood flow to other parts.
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Perhaps he had an angioplasty, with the placement of a stent, to open his arteries.
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Stents are typically used to prop open arteries that have been cleared of a blockage.
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And recent experiments Dr Bischof has conducted on heart valves and arteries suggest it is.
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Penises have an artery on both the right and left sides called the cavernosal arteries.
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Turns out, he needed open-heart surgery to treat five blocked arteries – a quintuple bypass.
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Calcium in the coronary arteries is known to be an early sign of heart disease.
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"Colder temperatures increase vasoconstriction in the arteries which causes them to clamp down," she explained.
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"There is enthusiasm it may be able to shrink plaque" in heart arteries, he said.
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The Vikings have said Bridgewater was fortunate to avoid damage to his arteries and nerves.
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Importantly, evidence shows that elevated blood pressure in adolescents predicts atherosclerosis in the coronary arteries.
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This slow process of "plaque" build-up is called atherosclerosis or hardening of the arteries.
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He used IV lines to join severed arteries; he used IV lines as feeding tubes.
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The subways (and mass transit in general) are the veins and arteries of New York.
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Their study focused on the insertion of stents, tiny wire cages, to open blocked arteries.
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Perhaps his patient had a blockage in one of the arteries that fed his colon.
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When the arteries build up with plaque, a blood clot is more likely to form.
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Private shuttles, which are licensed by the state, run only on a few main arteries.
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Feurer's coronary arteries and those of two siblings who also had two mutated ANGPTL3 genes.
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This can lead to a heart attack by blocking one of the heart's major arteries.
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However, more than 60% of both groups had no evidence of calcium in their arteries.
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She died two weeks later at St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital after silicone blocked her arteries.
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Finding a link between calcium in the breast arteries and calcium in the coronary arteries is a reason to "pay attention," study coauthor Dr. Jagat Narula from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City told Reuters Health by email.
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The scans recorded brain activity, bone marrow activity, spleen activity and inflammation in the heart arteries.
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Dr. Shlofmitz inserted two stents into her arteries to increase blood flow back to the heart.
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Both arteries and veins dilated more in people with mild to moderate Alzheimer's than in controls.
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The beverage contains a molecule that could help prevent the buildup of plaque in the arteries.
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Stents are tiny tubes used to prop open diseased arteries that have been cleared of blockages.
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It was her baby boy, but he had no skin, his muscles and arteries were exposed.
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Cholesterol builds up and constricts the available space in arteries, making it likelier to clog them.
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Next, the surgeons connected the arteries and veins in Peck's arms to those in the donor's.
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To McCall, Rama was able to do this by affecting the smooth muscles lining his arteries.
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Her doctor inserted two stents into her arteries to increase blood flow back to the heart.
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They not only pierce tissue on impact but produce shock waves that burst arteries and organs.
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Thomson said the bullet struck a vein but did not hit any bones or major arteries.
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Research has shown that nerve stimulation can dilate undamaged arteries, increasing blood flow in the brain.
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The tunnels provide vital arteries across what is often described as Europe's most traffic-congested city.
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That can cause a lot inflammation in your arteries, and that can lead to chronic disease.
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This score shows plaque buildup in arteries and is determined through a CT scan, he said.
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In the long term, stiffer arteries can increase the risk for cardiovascular events, dementia, and death.
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For example, egg yolks contain phosphatidylcholine, a chemical that can contribute to clogged arteries, he said.
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It can also cause a buildup of cholesterol in your arteries, increasing risk of heart disease.
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More often, strokes are caused by clots in the arteries that carry blood to the brain.
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They were relics of the 1970s, before computers began choreographing traffic signal patterns on major arteries.
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Stress in childhood may be linked to hardening of the arteries in adulthood, new research suggests.
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Both bullets missed major arteries and bones by millimeters, according to a SUNY Cortland press release.
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The blood in the arteries was "vital," its purpose to deliver spiritus vitalus to the flesh.
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Clots that form within veins or arteries disrupt the circulatory system and can damage the organs.
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Warning to Schnatter: If the bitterness in your heart doesn't kill ya, your clogged arteries might.
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Similarly, for years, doctors recommended relieving cardiovascular chest pain with stents meant to prop open arteries.
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The score indicates how much hardened plaque may line the arteries critical to their heart's health.
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The thoracic arteries, on the other hand, "seem to be immune to atherosclerotic buildup," he said.
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Well, that and some bug eyes and clogged arteries, but I'm getting ahead of the story.
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It's the tissue around arteries that gets squeezed with every pulse of your heart, Theise said.
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He had stents implanted to prop his arteries open and had a bypass operation in 2004.
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Exercise can also reverse some of the effects of heart disease, like the narrowing of arteries.
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Earlier this year, White would undergo a series of surgeries to untangle those arteries and veins.
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The pre-Christmas crowds on normally jam-packed shopping arteries like the Champs-Élysées are thin.
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They exhibited less atherosclerosis than even Japanese women, previously thought to have the world's healthiest arteries.
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By running food coloring through the arteries of the brain, Vrselja and Daniele could see how blood traveled through the organ, but the arteries split and joined at such irregular intervals that it took days to figure out how each one influenced the circulation of blood.
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""When you have a glut of water in all the main arteries, it has nowhere to go.
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However, the Cardiovascular Trial showed more plaque buildup in the coronary arteries of men treated with testosterone.
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Translation: his organs shut down due to internal bleeding, and he also had hardening of the arteries.
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And cayenne peppers have been rarely linked to heart attacks or suddenly constricted arteries near the heart.
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Second, the pulmonary valve or arteries are narrowed or blocked, keeping blood from getting to the lungs.
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Venus Medtech has invented a retrievable heart valve intended for patients with high calcification in their arteries.
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The industry has retooled many old oil arteries, and the resulting patchwork often offers a convoluted route.
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Because many arteries travel similar routes, they duplicate one another and often can't operate at full capacity.
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Otzi was genetically predisposed to cardiovascular diseases and suffered from hardened arteries, lactose intolerance and dental problems.
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In addition to reducing cellular death, BrainEx preserved circulatory function in major arteries and small blood vessels.
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It has antioxidant properties and it also helps to make arteries more flexible, which lowers blood pressure.
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See, the A21 is also one of the main arteries connecting London to the nation's southwest coast.
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Results showed that the children's blood and arteries changed, signs that would raise health concerns for adults.
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The drivers in Madrid escalated their protest this week by blocking one of the city's main arteries.
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"Olive oil is great for the arteries and keeps my skin healthy," he told The Japan Times.
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To save her life, surgeons had to block off the veins and arteries going to her liver.
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This year, Oswalt revealed that McNamara had a previously undiagnosed condition that caused blockages in her arteries.
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The surgery involved connecting the recipient's veins and arteries, ligaments and vaginal canals with the donated uterus.
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Without that spirit, what is left is a CIA that suffers from organizational hardening of the arteries.
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"What's good for the arteries is good for the brain," he added in summary of his findings.
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Atherosclerosis, or hardening and narrowing of the arteries, is one risk factor that reliably predicts heart problems.
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Then they connected arteries, veins, and nerves of the penis by stitching them together under a microscope.
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Years ago, he said, there were fewer roads, so drivers stuck to known routes, clogging main arteries.
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Affection for this product, sold in the thick of the holiday season, seems hardwired into America's arteries.
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The arteries carry the oxygen-depleted blood and waste products from the baby back to the mother.
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Its surgeons guess the extent of patients' clogged arteries using grayscale images that tell a vague story.
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When blood clots form in arteries that lead to the brain, the result is an ischemic stroke.
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The situation could get worse before it gets better as the arteries of global trade clog up.
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When those pimple-like growths on the walls of coronary arteries rupture, people can have heart attacks.
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But pressed by Gupta about calcium levels in Trump's arteries, Jackson conceded that those, too, were elevated.
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This system includes veins, arteries, blood vessels and capillaries that carry blood to and from the heart.
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"What greater privilege than to fill the arteries of New York City with my sound," she said.
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He said the report indicated that the man's heart was heavy and showed signs of clogged arteries.
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Demonstrators blocked key roads, including three tunnels, cutting major arteries linking Hong Kong island and the Kowloon Peninsula.
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Consider that interventional cardiologists are leaving their signature stents inside the most important arteries in the human body.
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The sandwiches are what's to look for here, and they'll harden your resolve as well as your arteries.
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"Regular exercise helps the brain to maintain healthy arteries that have more complex networks," Spartano said by email.
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But several of his arteries did appear to narrow significantly, a condition called reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome (RCVS).
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This type of intervention is usually recommended when someone has multiple blocked arteries due to coronary artery disease.
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Ischemic heart disease is the most common type of heart disease and is caused by narrowed heart arteries.
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Nonobstructive coronary artery disease occurs when large arteries are narrowed by plaque build-up, but not completely obstructed.
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Thankfully, the knife didn't hit any major arteries, but it did require nine stitches, according to The Tennessean.
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The other provides images of three-dimensional computer models of the boys' veins, arteries and other brain matter.
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They told me I had coronary disease and that's basically when the arteries in your heart get smaller.
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The patient finally was given a CT scan, which showed that several arteries in his brain had narrowed.
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The smuggling route patrolled by the French is one of the main arteries for jihadists, arms and drugs.
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In bad cases the disease can damage coronary arteries, which are used to carry blood to the heart.
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One video, for example, features the "Frankenpig," a bacon-wrapped, spaghetti-stuffed turkey that will haunt your arteries.
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In fact, "the arteries look completely normal," though the heart itself is dilated and ballooned and very weak.
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The faster the wave, the stiffer your arteries are, in turn indicating an increased risk of health issues.
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There was one person who came to me trying to develop a new kind of stent for arteries.
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The condition, called peripheral artery disease, or P.A.D., is marked by diseased or blocked arteries in the legs.
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A low number strongly suggests a narrowing or blockage in the arteries that supply blood to the legs.
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Follow-up tests, like an ultrasound exam of the arteries to the brain, may be done as well.
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In TGA, two of the major arteries are transposed, each connected to the wrong side of the heart.
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Your arteries will constrict, which can block blood flow to the heart and even cause a heart attack.
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In 2014, tens of thousands of demonstrators occupied major traffic arteries for weeks to demand genuine political reform.
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People with healthy arteries were about 55 percent less likely to develop heart disease compared to the rest.
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Additionally, the study did not include clinical measurements of atherosclerosis, or plaque buildup in arteries, in the adults.
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These things can reduce the plaque in the arteries and help the blood flow easier in the heart.
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Internally the veins and arteries in the cord close up and form ligaments, which are tough connective tissues.
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He had stents implanted in two coronary arteries and, his lawyers said, he had suffered a small stroke.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "This guy eats so much pizza, his doctor recently told him his arteries are stuffed crust.
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The devices are lifesaving when used to open arteries in patients in the throes of a heart attack.
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Seen through the lens of Gaia, the Amazon's plight is the draining of our communal veins and arteries.
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Scientists have repeatedly shown breathing this stuff is linked to an acceleration of plaque build-up in arteries.
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"Lipoproteins play a fundamental role in the disease process of (hardening of the arteries)," Ballantyne said by email.
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Stents are tiny metal tube-shaped cages used to widen arteries in which blood flow has become impeded.
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Placing stents in arteries is a common procedure, and patients generally return home within a day or two.
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Food Network star and celebrity chef Carl Ruiz died from a hardening of his arteries ... TMZ has learned.
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You&aposll want higher levels of HDL to remove LDL from the arteries, which is considered bad cholesterol.
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People with COPD fared the worst along Oxford Street, with both their airways narrowing and their arteries stiffening.
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Whether a similar decline might occur in the arteries carrying blood to our brains was not known, however.
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Many hospitals also have prioritized hygiene around critical procedures like the insertion of catheters into major arteries or veins.
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The researchers also found that amygdalar activity was associated with increased bone marrow activity and inflammation in the arteries.
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You can blame it on the buildup of fatty deposits in your arteries reducing blood flow to your penis.
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It lay in the bone beneath inches of skin, fat and muscle, tucked behind organs interlaced with major arteries.
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"When you have a glut of water in all the main arteries, it has nowhere to go," he said.
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The surgeons will connect up to six nerves and six or seven arteries, stitching them together under a microscope.
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In healthy eyes, a flickering light shone on the retina causes immediate dilation of both retinal arteries and veins.
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Black stitches ran along the base of his neck where the embalming fluid had been injected into his arteries.
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He found that a given mouse's diseased arteries contained five times as much gold as its healthy ones did.
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But it can also constrict the arteries, cause arthritis and even raise the odds of contracting forms of cancer.
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Research has also tied some radiation therapy to cardiac rhythm disorders and structural damage in arteries and heart valves.
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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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It can activate platelets, increasing the chance that blood clots will form in the arteries that serve the heart.
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Air pollution can cause inflammation and oxidative stress which may lead to changes in the arteries, the authors write.
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As an example, Dr. Mashadi points to patients who have had stents implanted to treat blockages in their arteries.
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The demonstrators blocked key roads, including three tunnels, cutting major arteries linking Hong Kong island and the Kowloon Peninsula.
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The bullet had nicked one of Cromwell's arteries, and he bled to death before he reached the field hospital.
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"Even in young people without the typical risk factors, it can narrow the arteries in the heart," she added.
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Interstates 70 and 943, two major arteries that crisscross the nation, intersect in the northeast corner of the region.
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For ages 35 to 45, the most common cause was a narrowing of the arteries feeding the heart muscle.
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They found that 42.5 percent of the women had calcium in their breast arteries, as shown by digital mammography.
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They underwent their first surgery as part of the separation in October 2018, to separate the twins' joined arteries.
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In some cases, LDL-transported cholesterol can accumulate in your arteries and up your risk for serious heart trouble.
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Year after year, comeApril, rutted arteries headline the evening news, as if anythingcould halt cars and trucks, or time.
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To that end it would be important to which specific foods are most beneficial for keeping one's arteries healthy.
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Pipeline trade groups noted that the cost for specialized steel needed to build arteries that carry petroleum would rise.
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They began by inserting tubes into the thighs of 11 healthy men and drawing blood from their femoral arteries.
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I once read that a blue whale's arteries are so large that an adult human could swim through them.
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From a quiet room overlooking clogged arteries of traffic, he began sending the wildlife trafficker Tom messages on WhatsApp.
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As recent congressional hearings showed, the arteries of our democracy were clogged with toxins from a hostile foreign power.
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Cupid after surgery Surprisingly, veterinarians discovered the arrow had not penetrated any major organs or arteries when in surgery.
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When your heart pumps blood throughout your body, the blood exerts a force against the walls of your arteries.
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Our sight and hearing and strength diminish, our arteries clog, our brains fog, and we falter, seize, and fail.
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When arteries narrow, it restricts blood and oxygen from flowing to your heart and causes heart problems or stroke.
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Two major new studies of athletes and their coronary arteries suggest that the answer may be a qualified yes.
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Smoking can cause your blood pressure to temporarily increase and damage your arteries, increasing your risk of heart disease.
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After that test, the patient says, the doctor told her she had the arteries of a 35-year-old.
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LDL stands for low-density lipoprotein and is the "bad" cholesterol that clogs arteries and leads to heart disease.
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Nor did those trials include today's improved stents, which secrete drugs intended to prevent opened arteries from closing again.
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The medical teams used coils and balloons to perform the surgeries without harming any other blood vessels and arteries.
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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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Driverless cars careening off of bridges, robot surgeons carving up arteries, virtual reality users... unable to use their virtual reality.
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The ammo minced tissue, arteries and blood vessels, spraying a lattice of bone fragments and shrapnel all over Scalise's body.
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Partially hydrogenated oils also lead to increased inflammation and endothelial dysfunction, a condition that precedes atherosclerosis and clogging of arteries.
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Antonio Banderas had a heart attack earlier this year ... and it required surgery that left 3 stents in his arteries.
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A brain scan taken five weeks later revealed that his arteries returned to their normal size with no lingering issues.
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"In people with Alzheimer's disease, retinal arteries and veins have a delayed reaction to a flickering light test," he said.
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She was given an appointment two days later at a catheterization lab, where doctors open up blocked arteries with stents.
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An AVM is an abnormal tangle of arteries and veins, often found in the brain, that disrupts normal blood flow.
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Oswalt also explained that the couple had "no idea" McNamara had a heart condition that caused blockages in her arteries.
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"A high fat diet is associated with stiffer arteries, which are associated with high blood pressure," Lackland said by email.
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PAH occurs when arteries of the lungs constrict and force the heart to pump harder, potentially leading to heart failure.
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I later learned that Jamie died from fibromuscular dysplasia, a rare condition that causes narrowing and twisting of the arteries.
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FDA said it also will ask the panel to address risks associated with the device when used in smaller arteries.
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High levels of cholesterol can clog arteries, causing reduced blood flow that can lead to a heart attack or stroke.
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The injection pushes out the blood and pushes in the embalming fluid, distributing it throughout the body via the arteries.
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The veins and arteries were traced down to the hearts—vast subterranean lakes, throbbing hot in chambers of contracting flesh.
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That's because cocaine increases heart rate and blood pressure while constricting arteries, blocking the flow of blood to the heart.
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Because these robots intend to completely dissolve, they could potentially be used to zap cancer cells or clear clogged arteries.
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This drug can "damage and destroy the walls of the heart," Dharia said, and it can affect the coronary arteries.
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Those who had low-calorie breakfasts were at increased risk for early signs of plaque in their arteries, as well.
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Doctors insert the devices into narrowed or blocked arteries to pop them open, helping blood flow to the heart again.
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The worms mate and lay eggs that develop into immature worms, which travel through the arteries and into the muscles.
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Your liver borrows this fat and turns it into cholesterol that can sneak into your arteries and start collecting there.
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While her uterus was fine, a radiologist finally discovered why her health deteriorated so quickly: She had three bleeding arteries.
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"You must move within the arteries of the system, without anyone noticing your existence," Mr Gulen said on the tape.
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They've turned the internet into one of the main arteries for fentanyl traveling into the United States, according to officials.
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BURGER KING — SAUSAGE, EGG, AND CHEESE CROISSAN'WICH, $3.79: My arteries constrict when I look at this big, buttery bad boy.
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Overall, 55 participants, or about 18 percent, had at least some calcification in their arteries, researchers report in JAMA Pediatrics.
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This is anathema to Europe and could give Iran a stranglehold on one of the world's most important economic arteries.
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The roadworks clogging the capital's arteries are the result of efforts to get people cycling and walking instead of driving.
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The company created a new test that uses a CT scan to see if the patient's coronary arteries are blocked.
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A new drug designed for tackling cancer and diabetes has been found to melt away fat that clogs up arteries.
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"Controlling risk factors can keep your arteries healthy and it is worth addressing the well known risk factors," Delles said.
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Chronic low-grade inflammation promotes atherosclerosis, leading to cholesterol-clogged arteries and setting the stage for heart attacks and strokes.
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The same process affects arteries in the brain and can result in vascular dementia, a common cause of memory loss.
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Yehia, now 215 months old, had been born with his two main arteries reversed and two holes in his heart.
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Interior: He delineates the bones and arteries of his goddess' hand, her ribs, and the internal workings of her waist.
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It's thought that LDL cholesterol helps create plaque that builds up in your arteries, increasing your chances for heart disease.
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They molt and mature in the brain and migrate back down to the lung's arteries, where adult worms are found.
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First, the brain is mostly freed from the skull; all the dangling arteries, save the carotids, are cauterized or sutured.
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For much of that stretch, a ribbon of lawns, trees and hedges unfurls between the avenue's northbound and southbound arteries.
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My "go get 'em" attitude could change with a single CT scan, car crash or loosened plaque in my arteries.
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You can see him walking down one of the strip's main arteries as he made his way to Planet Hollywood.
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PAD is caused by the narrowing or blockage of the arteries that carry blood from the heart to the leg.
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It also seemed to be a lot of cheese, cheese, cheese — phenomenally delicious and destined to clog all your arteries.
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At first glance, the sculpture seems to mimic a pallid heart muscle, bypassed by seams that resemble hand-stitched arteries.
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Most of the intestines get blood from two arteries — if one became blocked, there is a built-in backup system.
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A CT scan of the arteries of the chest and abdomen showed a narrowed, misshapen vessel, just as Lebowitz predicted.
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This can lead to formation of clots that can travel through the arteries to the brain and cause a stroke.
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The police blocked off some of New York City's most glutted arteries at the peak of the holiday season rush.
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Signs refer to "trails" that you can "hike," as if Jewel's smooth, clean floors are rugged arteries through the wilderness.
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Or black silk gowns hung together along their arteries over flesh-toned leotards and baseball jackets veined in red wool.
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The company has developed a medical device that can help heal arteries after heart surgeries that are common among seniors.
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Studies in animals have also linked particle pollution with atherosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries, due to plaque build-up.
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But, later on, a group of hundreds of protesters holding Extinction Rebellion flags blocked one of the city's main arteries.
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Treating these oral health problems in childhood can also reduce inflammation and other risk factors for hardening of the arteries.
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In order to reach both sides of the boys' brains, the surgeons inserted a series of catheters into the arteries.
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He was rushed to the hospital, where doctors discovered a near-complete blockage of one of his heart's main arteries.
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It pumps a perfusate — a synthetic blood that delivers oxygen and nutrients — throughout the brain via the pig's own arteries.
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Gómez found herself attracted to the branching, tree-like figures that can be seen everywhere, from electrical signals to arteries.
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According to the report, the medical examiner determined Black's cause of death was atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease ... clogging of the arteries.
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So, it is with a heavy heart and only-slightly compromised arteries, that I walk back to the station empty handed.
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STEMI is when one of the heart's major arteries, the one that supplies oxygen and blood to the heart, is blocked.
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According to a new study, green tea contains a molecule that could help prevent the buildup of plaque in the arteries.
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CT angiography, which allows doctors to visualize blood vessels, showed narrowing of four arteries delivering blood to the brain, suggesting RCVS.
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By pumping warm synthetic blood through their arteries, the team was able to reanimate cellular activity for up to 36 hours.
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The beaded necklace look of his arteries suggested that the patient had a rare and mysterious disorder known as fibromuscular dysplasia.
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They found something weirder: a different radioactive material called technetium-99m that doctors use for diagnostic imaging of arteries and cancers.
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Clogged arteries can also trigger blood clots, she adds, which can block the flow of blood and oxygen to the heart.
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Women's Symptoms May Be DifferentA heart attack happens when a blockage in your arteries prevents blood flow to your heart muscle.
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The alternative is a uterine fibroid embolization, the destruction of the fibroids by blocking the arteries that supply them with blood.
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"The Mediterranean Sea again is confirmed to be one of the world's largest arteries for illegal trafficking," the police statement said.
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But now that you're older, that gift might seem like an impending stomach ache and sad arteries filled with trans fats.
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PAH occurs when the arteries of the lungs constrict, forcing the heart to work harder and potentially leading to heart failure.
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High LDL levels can lead to a buildup of plaque in the arteries, which can cause a heart attack or stroke.
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Blood pressure is the force exerted in the large arteries—vessels that carry blood away from the heart—with every heartbeat.
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Luckily, the bullet missed her brain and arteries, but their stepfather, while convicted of attempted manslaughter, was only sentenced to probation.
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In addition, researchers analyzed results from computed tomography (CT) scans of coronary arteries to assess the amount of calcium clogging vessels.
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It is caused by narrowed arteries that restrict blood flow to the heart and can ultimately lead to a heart attack.
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The researchers focused on two major congenital heart defects: hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HLHS) and transposition of the great arteries (TGA).
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"It boils down to having a healthy endothelial lining -- a one-cell-lined-thick layer that lines your arteries," Angelone explained.
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Atherosclerosis is the build-up of fatty plaque inside arteries which in turn can cause a number of different heart problems.
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"We think that flat fat gets laid down in the arteries much easier than fat that is crumpled up," she says.
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" Our network of veins, arteries, and capillaries is about sixty thousand miles long—"twice the circumference of the earth and more.
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As he watched, preservative from a nearby plastic bottle dripped through a few lines of tubing and into the organ's arteries.
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An autopsy and toxicology report for Mr. Harrison, shared by Ms. McCoy, said his death was a result of clogged arteries.
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His supporters took over the central plaza downtown and blocked one of the main traffic arteries through the city, Reforma Avenue.
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Over time, this high blood pressure hardens our arteries, increasing the risk of a clot forming in our hearts or brains.
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" According to the Mayo Clinic, an AVM "is a tangle of abnormal blood vessels connecting arteries and veins in the brain.
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The state of play: Sanders underwent a medical procedure last Friday after doctors found a blockage in one of his arteries.
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Instead, a spasm squeezed her coronary arteries so tight that she couldn't get sufficient blood through them to power her heart.
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Inside the building, 10 miles of conveyor belts are the veins and arteries of this outpost of the e-commerce giant.
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Less physical activity can contribute to a higher heart rate, putting more strain on your arteries and increasing blood pressure. Obesity.
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She had a heart attack while she was visiting Atlantic City, N.J., and had three stents inserted to open narrowed arteries.
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This can lead to the formation of clots that can travel through the arteries to the brain and cause a stroke.
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The procedure was challenging because it required sewing together two arteries and two veins that were less than 2 millimeters wide.
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But how many slow-motion chicken alfredo videos can you watch before your arteries finally collapse into a pile of tears.
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Photographs on social media showed long queues on the motorway, one of Britain's main road arteries between London and the north.
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Brain cells need the oxygen and nutrients that blood contains, and several large arteries constantly shuttle blood up to our skulls.
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The donation was made on behalf of Leo Thames Newman, who suffers from a condition known as Transposition of the Great Arteries.
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It could, for example be inserted into the veins and arteries, which Musk called "a complete roadway to all of your neurons."
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In tests, MeTro was successfully used to seal incisions in the arteries and lungs of rodents, and in the lungs of pigs.
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If you can burn off a few calories and possibly avoid complications with your arteries while getting work done, why wouldn't you?
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" As if my arteries weren't clogging up enough in anticipation, Pryce heaps mortadella on the grill "Mortadella is a baloney-style sausage.
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Over time, cholesterol deposits lodge themselves in the walls of these arteries, which can blocks off blood flow and cause chest pain.
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Aspirin helps prevent blood cells called platelets from sticking together and forming clots that clog arteries, leading to heart attacks and strokes.
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Brodifacoum and similar chemicals are known as superwarfarins, a reference to the common anticoagulant drug used to help people with clogged arteries.
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Three prominent cardiologists recently set the record straight about saturated fat in a report titled Saturated fat does not clog the arteries.
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At this point most of us are confined to a very coarse set of arteries on the ground that are heavily congested.
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One is literal: HVDC lines function as arteries that move large amounts of electricity above and separate from the existing AC grid.
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With a myocardial infarction, one of the arteries that supplies blood to the heart becomes blocked, depriving the heart of oxygenated blood.
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Certain foods can contribute to plaque buildup in your arteries, causing atherosclerosis and potentially leading to high cholesterol or serious heart problems.
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I have learned that most people who have their vertebral arteries severed suffer a stroke and lose feeling in half their bodies.
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"If these cameras are installed on gantries over main arteries, there is very little practical way to opt out of this system."
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"[The ear] will have fresh arteries, fresh veins, and even a fresh nerve so she'll be able to feel it," said Johnson.
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The less-inflamed group was also healthier, with lower blood pressure, more flexible arteries, and more relatives who lived past age 90.
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There was a heavy security presence on the capital's streets, with closures on the city's main arteries, several Baghdad residents told CNN.
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Central Berlin has been rebuilt, new east-west transport arteries like the cathedral-like Hauptbahnhof are open and others are under construction.
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It's a measurement of the speed at which vibrations generated by your beating heart spread out along the walls of your arteries.
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Roberts accidentally hit one of Shuntel's arteries, which caused the silicone to travel to her lungs, liver, kidney, heart, brain, and spleen.
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She suffers from an arteriovenous malformation, or AVM, abnormal tangles of blood vessels that disrupt the connection between the arteries and veins.
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But "in a small system nanowarming could recover the viability and functionality of the porcine carotid arteries," or little piggy blood tubes.
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WANTO eventually put them down with the crew he founded, which is named after one of Tokyo's most important traffic arteries: 246.
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Tellingly, the accumulation of abnormal amounts of senescent cells tends to happen where disease occurs, including in our lungs, joints, and arteries.
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It detects the organ's demand for blood by monitoring pressure in the arteries and veins going into and out of the liver.
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Saudi lobbyists have taken out ads in the papers (including this one) and placed billboards hailing "the united kingdoms" along London's arteries.
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In a June 12 statement, the palace said the king had shown signs of improvement following surgery for narrowing of the arteries.
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The men had either ischemic heart disease - meaning blocked or narrowed arteries - or a heart rhythm disorder that required an implanted defibrillator.
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Free radicals are frequently implicated with health problems that are experienced with age, such as hardened arteries, diabetes and even wrinkle formation.
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"The procedure is difficult because multiple large arteries are to be joined there, and veins that are small and short," said Puntambekar.
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Researchers found that Guinness worked as well as aspirin in preventing clots from forming in arteries — so drink to your (heart) health.
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Over time, a high heart rate many hours a day may cause plaques to form in the arteries, Allesoe said by email.
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Instead, the digital layer could enter through the arteries and veins, which is roadway to the neurons Musk wants to tap into.
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The experiment also looked at what's known as oxidative stress, which increases the risk for hardening of the arteries and heart attack.
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The more severe the person's sleep fragmentation was, the greater was their risk of hardening of the small arteries in their brains.
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After her stroke, she learned she had a rare heart condition and problems with her arteries, which likely played a big role.
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But Mr Rae says CR dieters have the blood pressure of ten-year-olds and arteries that are clean as a whistle.
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In a June 7 statement, the palace said the king had received treatment for narrowing of the heart arteries with "satisfactory results".
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But saturated fats are thought to contribute to plaque build up in arteries, which can lead to serious heart disease over time.
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The report also adds that pellet guns are not often lethal weapons, but the bullet had nicked one of the dog's arteries.
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About 90 percent of world trade is transported by sea, with ships and ports acting as the arteries of the global economy.
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At the same time, reduced blood flow in your arteries leads to hostile conditions that promote injury to the blood vessel walls.
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Even today we are experiencing serial flooding that impacts Hampton Roads Boulevard and other critical base access arteries on an increasing basis.
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She miraculously survived after the bullet went into the back of her head and out her nose, missing her brain and arteries.
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We use this land," Helen Knott, an indigenous activist told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, adding, "Rivers are the arteries of Mother Earth.
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Compared to men, fewer women received cooling therapy to prevent brain damage, imaging studies known as angiography or treatment for blocked arteries.
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Business chiefs and investors say a "no-deal" Brexit would weaken the West, panic financial markets and block the arteries of trade.
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When I look at this map, I see Yellowstone's veins and arteries, carrying the blood in and out of its big heart.
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The potential battlefield contains two crucial roads, transport arteries between major Syrian cities, which the Syrian government argues must be made safe.
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This is the substance that deposits plaque on the walls of arteries, plaque that can eventually precipitate a heart attack or stroke.
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To extend those findings, the researchers next turned to cardiac arteries, which, like the heart muscle, typically become less healthy with age.
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Pine Island Glacier, along with its neighbor Thwaites Glacier, effectively act as arteries connecting the West Antarctic ice sheet to the ocean.
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Immediately the cardiologist looked for blockages in the coronary arteries, which feed blood and oxygen to the hardworking muscles of her heart.
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High LDL cholesterol can lead to fat build-up on the walls of arteries, raising the risk of heart attacks or strokes.
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But at his age, which is in his early 50's, Agatston said, there was probably some plaque buildup in his arteries.
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If stenting is not feasible — because of the configuration of the patient's arteries, for example — bypass surgery is usually the next step.
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The teams relied on 360-degree live X-ray imaging to help guide them through the tiny arteries in the boys' bodies.
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Sleeping less than six hours a night, and sleeping poorly, are associated with hardening of the arteries, a new study has found.
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It finds that middle-aged men who work out often and vigorously do tend to develop worrisome plaques in their cardiac arteries.
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Thinking of my clogging arteries, I lifted my self-imposed ban on game-related fitness and my annual, failed New Year's resolution.
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If arteries become stiff, it can increase stress on the heart and raise a person's chance of having a heart attack or stroke.
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It is sold at the entrance of Noailles, in the city's most vibrant arteries, where stalls overflow with fresh produce every single day.
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Many business chiefs and investors say a "no-deal" Brexit would weaken the West, panic financial markets and block the arteries of trade.
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When PM 2.5 pollution levels were higher, blood samples contained more pieces of dead cells from the linings of arteries, veins and lungs.
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Within an hour, the crowd was in full control of Harcourt and Lung Wo roads, two main traffic arteries in central Hong Kong.
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When she finally arrived at the cath lab, doctors put a stent into one of the tiny arteries supplying blood to her heart.
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Veins are flimsier than arteries because the blood that they carry from the body back to the heart is under much less pressure.
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The world's longest-reigning monarch was treated for "water on the brain" and narrowing of the arteries, the palace said in early July.
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It's a huge mass of bone and arteries still walking alongside the host, all while you can look around in 360-degree perspectives.
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For each, he performed a dissection on a real cadaver from the skin to the muscles to the arteries — eight levels in all.
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Using a catheter to carefully pick out the arteries directly feeding the erection, the doctors created their own blood clots near each fistula.
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Separating banks' investment functions from their commercial arms would ensure the arteries of the economy remain unclogged even when investment banks are suffering.
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Oswalt also explained that the couple, who wed in 2005, had "no idea" she had a condition that caused blockages in her arteries.
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Out of sight and out of mind for most Americans, these pipes are the arteries that carry our nation's jobs, businesses, and productivity.
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The mothers might complain as children fall to the ground, but it surely isn't an Australian party without some clogging of your arteries.
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As many urban centres experienced massive growth following the second world war, these vital underground arteries are now reaching maturity across North America.
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The virtues of a vegetarian diet are forever being extolled, from saving the planet to having arteries that aren't clogged with bacon fat.
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This can lead to the formation of blood clots, which can then travel through the arteries to the brain and cause a stroke.
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Yet what it does to the liver, what it does to the arteries, what it does to the heart is all the same.
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" In 1916, as president, Wilson spoke against "immigrants who have poured the poison of disloyalty into the very arteries of our national life.
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Ms. Sharif said in a series of messages on Twitter that the surgery, which lasted over four hours, required arteries to be grafted.
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If you put too much pressure through the cuffs, you're going to potentially risk damaging skin, damaging arteries and other underlying soft tissues.
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Pink Taco founder Harry Morton died after a heart attack brought on by several blockages in his arteries ... according to the Morton family.
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Nothing can compete with spontaneous coronary artery dissection, an uncommon and incurable condition that has taken over my left, right and diagonal arteries.
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In August 2013, when Mr. Bush was 67 and after he left office, doctors inserted a stent into one of his coronary arteries.
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This process hardens arteries and causes plaque to form in blood vessels, increasing blood pressure and the risk of heart disease and stroke.
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On the basis of risk factors measured 22 years earlier, disproportionately thick arteries could be predicted in adults 25 to 37 years old.
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In addition to understanding more about head movements, the atlas can also share information about blood flow to the brain through vertebral arteries.
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New York had a plan to speed up buses and ban most cars on 14th Street, one of Manhattan's busiest east-west arteries.
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Your body needs it to function, but if your body makes too much, it can build up in the wall of your arteries.
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Many heart attacks occur in people whose cholesterol is normal and whose main risk is chronic inflammation that can lead to clogged arteries.
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Pulmonary arterial hypertension, or PAH, occurs when arteries in the lungs constrict, forcing the heart to work harder, often leading to heart failure.
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When those clots move out of the heart and block one or more arteries in your brain, they can cause a debilitating stroke.
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Eventually, I discovered it's very likely I have an autoimmune disease that caused systemic and continual inflammation, itself a factor in hardening arteries.
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The excess can back up in the arteries and create plaques that hinder blood flow, leading to strokes, heart attacks and heart disease.
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MSUs carry portable CT scanners that can diagnose the type of stroke, allowing patients with blocked arteries to be treated immediately with alteplase.
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We know techniques such as minimally-invasive revascularization can be used to clean clogged arteries in the legs and avoid amputation all together.
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It prioritized cars by plowing main traffic arteries before sidewalks and bike paths, which exposed more women to injuries from slipping and falling.
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Grech said the findings confirmed his observations from working in a cardiac catheterization laboratory, where doctors open clogged arteries in patients with STEMIs.
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Arteries pulse and carry mostly bright red blood away from the heart, whereas most veins carry darker, deoxygenated blood back to the heart.
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But the downside of excessive lp(a) is clear: It accelerates the formation of plaque in the arteries, and it promotes blood clots.
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Using that data, surgeons can program a cutting path via custom software that avoids important things like nerves and major veins and arteries.
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Previous studies have linked drinking coffee with a hardening of the arteries that pump blood from your heart to other parts of the body.
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"But there is growing evidence that a handful of gatekeepers have come to capture control over key arteries of online commerce, content, and communications."
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A snow emergency was declared in the city, meaning vehicles will be towed if they are parked on roads marked as snow emergency arteries.
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The researchers that developed the compound say it could be used to treat both external and internal tissues, including skin, heart, lungs, and arteries.
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The chief medical examiner listed the cause of death as arteriosclerotic and hypertensive cardiovascular disease -- basically, a heart attack brought on by clogged arteries.
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But on the downside, it increases the amount of plaque buildup in coronary arteries while doing nothing to improve cognitive function, the researchers found.
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"It missed the jugular by a millimeter, but it did hit one of the main arteries, so he had some serious surgery," Margie says.
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In 2003, Preston revealed that Jett had Kawasaki Syndrome — a condition typically associated with inflammation of the arteries — when he was 2 years old.
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Meat allergies and clogged arteries In the new study, the researchers looked at 118 people ages 30 to 80 who lived in central Virginia.
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Instead, arranged on the app around the fidgeting mini-Venter is a solar system of options – brain segmentation, connectivity and anatomy, and intracranial arteries.
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PG&E's new shutoff plan includes, for the first time, shutting down high-voltage transmission lines -- arteries that feed smaller transmission and distribution lines.
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Many business chiefs and investors fear such a "no-deal" Brexit would weaken the West, panic financial markets and block the arteries of trade.
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The major arteries — the transmission lines — are supported by substantial metal towers that are engineered to provide multiple points of support for the wires.
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"I know the sequence, I know the danger zones," she said, referring to tiny nerves and arteries she has to avoid to prevent complications.
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On any given day, you can see hordes of people wandering up and down Broadway and Church — the two major north-south arteries downtown.
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With every contraction and relaxation of your heart, the pressure inside your arteries spikes (called systolic blood pressure) and then drops (diastolic blood pressure).
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But there is growing evidence that a handful of gatekeepers have come to capture control over key arteries of online commerce, content, and communications.
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My favorite shot in the video by Justin Tierney:It's also pretty neat to see the roads and highways serve as arteries for the city.
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"Fibre-optic cable makes up the arteries of the internet, but wireless is the capillaries," says Steve Song at the Network Startup Resource Centre.
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Each extra inactive hour was also tied to an 8 percent increased risk of coronary heart disease, which includes plaque buildup in the arteries.
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May's case is "very, very rare," says Sinett, who explains that the adjustment impacted the arteries that go from the neck into the brain.
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"In this particular case, unfortunately, her arteries got compromised so much they tore, which created a stroke and ultimately the patient died," he said.
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The circulatory system: two dissections of the neck, jaw and skull of a man, with aortic arch (?), arteries and blood vessels indicated in red.
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When it collects, your arteries start to harden, and when they get hard, this can lead you to having a heart attack or stroke.
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Sitting astride the Suez Canal, one of the great trade arteries of the world, Egypt should be well placed to benefit from global commerce.
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This resulted in the rats' arteries carrying blood less efficiently for 90 minutes after one minute exposure, as compared to 30 minutes with tobacco.
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How those arteries were injured remains a mystery, and six years later her frustration and fury is still palpable when she tells her story.
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But on the inside, his arteries will slowly and silently start to narrow and stiffen, forcing the heart to work harder to pump blood.
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Then, at age 143, they looked for calcium deposits in their arteries that can narrow blood vessels and increase the risk of heart attacks.
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Blood pressure is determined by the balance between the output of blood from the heart and the resistance to blood flow in the arteries.
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To avoid a blood clot in one of the world's most important arteries of oil supply, Britain and others may be prepared to negotiate.
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"Bad" cholesterol means LDL (low-density lipoprotein), and having too much can clot arteries and lead to heart problems, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Despite exercising regularly and leading a healthy lifestyle, an elective procedure called a CT angiogram revealed that he had blockages in his coronary arteries.
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Among people with cardiovascular disease, most had ischemic heart disease, also called coronary heart disease, in which the arteries supplying the heart become narrowed.
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The joys of piloting a vintage roadster along a winding coastal road in Northern California can rapidly deteriorate in the clogged arteries of Manhattan.
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Already some research in rats has shown that exposure to secondhand smoke generated from marijuana affects the arteries in ways similar to tobacco smoke.
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The thoroughfare is Riverside Drive, and those who live on it say that it deserves to be considered among the Manhattan's most prized arteries.
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A patient is hooked up to an ECMO machine via tubes (cannulas), which are inserted into the arteries in their legs, neck, or chest.
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But on Instagram, the close-up angles, taped ankles, the veins and arteries flooded with blood, give us ballet as the dancer experiences it.
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Aspirin interferes with the formation of blood clots, and can be used to prevent them in the arteries of the heart or the brain.
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We only exist as the blood corpuscles that course through its arteries, and if it could work without us, it would let us die.
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The cumulative burden of discrimination is linked to higher rates of hypertension and more severe narrowing of important arteries in the heart and neck.
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She told the doctors in the Scottsdale E.R. that when doctors looked at the arteries in her heart before, they hadn't found any blockages.
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The drug works primarily by lowering blood levels of harmful LDL cholesterol that can otherwise collect inside arteries that feed the heart and brain.
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Mr. Banaian noted how St. Cloud was smart to develop industrial parks along the transportation arteries connecting it to the rest of the country.
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Later, a CT scan showed watershed stroke: cell death caused by blocked blood flow in the brain's "watershed" region, where two arteries supply blood.
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The study found blood vessels in women, including both large and small arteries, deteriorate and become less efficient faster than they do in men.
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HDL is often called the "friendly scavenger" because it scours the blood for bad cholesterol and gets rid of it before it clogs arteries.
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Some people say that curiosity kills cats, and I say that curiosity also kills food writers — slowly, with clogged arteries and elevated blood pressure.
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Fatalities from cardiovascular diseases included deaths related to heart disease, high blood pressure, cerebrovascular disease, blocked arteries and damage to the smaller blood vessels.
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Studies have shown that sitting motionless reduces blood flow to the legs, increasing the risk for atherosclerosis, the buildup of plaques in the arteries.
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It's a page worth bookmarking if you enjoy being passive-aggressive to your arteries... or if you live on the Mediterranean coast of Spain.
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Save some money and your arteries by taking $60 off the original price of $129 for one of the top-rated air fryers on Amazon.
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More than 220,000 cars are estimated to drive that stretch of I-85 every day -- one of the major north-south arteries in the Southeast.
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The 79 days of demonstrations, in which student-led activists blocked key arteries, became the biggest political challenge to Beijing's Communist Party leaders in years.
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With growing populations and greater urbanization taking place around the world, people are increasingly being forced to live in close proximity to major traffic arteries.
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Researchers found that people with higher levels of a particular antibody in the blood had an increased risk of atherosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries.
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Patients with Eisenmenger Syndrome have untreated congenital heart defects that lead to pulmonary hypertension, where blood vessels in the lung arteries become stiff and narrow.
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It can lead to the hardening of the arteries and decreased blood flow to the heart, and over time, the heart may thicken and stiffen.
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Even blood vessels show up: the green sash trailing from the brain looks like one of the arteries that connects the neck to the brain.
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The two tunnels under the Hudson river, which serve the station and the main NEC arteries, are a century old and move with the tides.
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Musk offered the idea that something can come in through the arteries and then unfold inside the body's vascular system to interact with the neurons.
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If blood pressure gets too high, it strains the walls of the arteries—which can lead to thickening—and puts excess pressure on the heart.
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I think we would tell people to take a few days off before they ratchet it up, because we just want the arteries to heal.
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In a pregnant mom's belly, there is constant sound — the blood whooshing through the uterine arteries — that's as loud as a vacuum cleaner, 24/7.
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Intracranial haemorrhage accounts for about 10% to 20% of all strokes, and can occur as a result of traumatic injury, ruptured arteries, stroke or cancer.
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So we set up a mini studio on 5003th Street — one of the main arteries of Austin — that had been closed off for the event.
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PAH is a form of high blood pressure in the lungs that over time obstructs the arteries that go from your lungs to your heart.
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The ties to those you love are easily broken and the arteries of family and friendship can be blocked off by anger, loss, and illness.
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Business chiefs and investors fear leaving the EU without a deal would silt up the arteries of trade, spook financial markets and dislocate supply chains.
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Funtleyder calls Penumbra the most interesting trade of all, thanks to an innovative device for stroke victims that suctions out clogged arteries in the brain.
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Many business chiefs and investors say a so called "no-deal" Brexit would weaken the West, panic financial markets and block the arteries of trade.
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The page stated the boy was fighting a severe case of arteriovenous malformation, an abnormal connection between arteries and veins that bypasses the capillary system.
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But riders will need help — the transportation arteries that pulse in and out of Manhattan and around the other boroughs are old and heavily clogged.
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And in May 2014, 13,000 people in Seattle paid about $60 each to eat bacon-themed morsels and sample beers until their arteries cried uncle.
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Exactly how flavonoids effect erectile function isn't yet clear, but previous research has demonstrated that flavonoids make arteries more flexible and thereby increase blood flow.
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The study is observational and doesn't prove childhood stress causes clogged arteries or heart attacks, only that the two things are related, the authors note.
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But he notes a distinction in the type of LDL that goes up, saying it may not be the type that leads to clogged arteries.
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The recent news that stents inserted in patients with heart disease to keep arteries open work no better than a placebo ought to be shocking.
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Moscow protest in sight of Kremlin Protesters in Moscow walked along Tverskaya Street, one of the city's main arteries that starts at the Kremlin walls.
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Five doctors clustered over the girls, some holding back the skin while one cut and cauterized, and another stitched up arteries to prevent blood loss.
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Flavanols appear to increase the body's production of nitric oxide, a compound that dilates veins and arteries so blood flows more efficiently through the body.
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"Both cause the buildup of fat in the coronary arteries beginning in childhood; this leads to heart attack later in life," Gidding said by email.
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These will be used in every corner of the world — from highways to arteries — to gather new insights to help us live and work better.
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Facing north, arms pridefully crossed, Lee stands over a public garden and traffic circle in the Central Business District, where the city's transit arteries meet.
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That, and the glowing physical report he gave Donald Trump — a poster boy for hardening of the arteries — make him suspect in this veteran's eyes.
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Body scans show that his middle-aged arteries were hardening, and it looks like he was well on his way to developing coronary artery disease.
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Arteries are thick, muscular vessels built to hold up under the fast-moving, high-pressure blood that comes out of the heart with each beat.
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The FTC alleges Teami made "deceptive health claims" that its detox teas would help customers lose weight, fight cancer, treat colds, and clear blocked arteries.
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Grants from the National Institutes of Health enabled Professor Kummerow to conduct the research that led to the discovery of trans fats in diseased arteries.
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"At 130/90 you already begin to see changes in the vasculature (blood vessels) of the kidneys and some hardening of the arteries," Fergus said.
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In it, they thread thin tubes into chambers of the heart and inject a radio-opaque dye to produce X-rays outlining the coronary arteries.
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This fat can be turned into cholesterol that can start collecting along and hardening your arteries, perhaps ultimately leading to a heart attack or stroke.
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She started the patient on a type of blood-pressure medication that reduces the arteries' tendency to spasm and a long-acting form of nitroglycerin.
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Al Shabaab issued a statement claiming responsibility for the bombing and saying the attack showed that the government has not fully secured "Mogadishu's major arteries".
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Atherosclerosis is a devastating heart disease in which plaque builds up inside arteries and can lead to serious problems, including heart attack, stroke or death.
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It began with a pulmonary embolism, which is a condition in which one or more arteries in the lungs becomes blocked by a blood clot.
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Researchers have learned that a patient with a narrowed artery may have plaques not just in a single blocked area, but throughout the coronary arteries.
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For example, they have the cleanest arteries of any population that has ever been studied, meaning that they may be largely immune to heart disease.
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The researchers also conducted cardiac scans, enabling them to score the presence of atherosclerosis, a disease characterized by plaque buildup inside a person's cardiac arteries.
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At age 55 he escaped a hotel fire by hanging three stories off a window ledge after flames melted his legs down to the arteries.
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Previous studies suggested that coffee can cause a stiffening of the arteries, putting pressure on the heart and increasing the likelihood of stroke or heart attack.
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Many chief executives fear Britain could still leave without a deal, a scenario they warn would spook financial markets and silt up the arteries of trade.
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The news last fall that stents inserted in patients with heart disease to keep arteries open work no better than a placebo ought to be shocking.
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All of the participants had their blood tested and underwent an intravascular ultrasound — a test that produces detailed images of the lining of the coronary arteries.
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Angiograms and CT scans can miss the causes of heart attacks in women, whose smaller arteries are prone to conditions that may not show plaque buildup.
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Rivers and creeks run through the American South as bountifully as veins and arteries run through the human body, and are just as necessary for life.
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In Sunday's protests demonstrators had blocked Al Arbaeen street, one of the main arteries in Omdurman, across the Nile from the center of the capital Khartoum.
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When a patient has high cholesterol, doctors use something called the cardiac calcium score to measure plaque buildup in the arteries that lead to the heart.
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LDL cholesterol became known as "bad" cholesterol because LDL particles transport their fat molecules into artery walls, and drive atherosclerosis — basically, gumming up of the arteries.
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The drug works by relaxing muscles and arteries in the penis, which then allows more blood to flow to the penis, creating a state of arousal.
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The larvae will mature into two millimeter-long adults within the rat's brain, before traveling to its lungs via the pulmonary arteries and eventually breeding there.
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He had hardened arteries, he was infected with whipworm, he had multiple fractures in his ribs, and he died courtesy of an arrow to the shoulder.
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Abbott is seeking U.S. approval to sell the stent, called Absorb, as an alternative to metal stents currently used to prop open arteries cleared of blockages.
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A high PWV indicates the presence of stiff arteries (think of the surface of a drum that's been stretched tight) which could indicate high blood pressure.
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Sadly, we see our first unbeatable lump of the series so far, as the fibers of the lipoma have wrapped around Sandy's neck veins and arteries.
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It details a 70-year-old man with coronary artery disease, a condition where the buildup of plaque in arteries narrows blood flow to the heart.
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So, your arteries will thank you, cows will thank you, and even California salmon will thank you for taking a night off from the other stuff.
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Spectranetics uses techniques including lasers and tiny drug-covered balloons to clean the insides of veins and arteries that have become clogged due to heart disease.
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However, a South Korean restaurant called The Place has created a bomb that will only be destructive to your arteries over a long period of time.
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Subsequent analyses revealed that the presence of breast arterial calcium was about 70 percent accurate overall in predicting the presence of calcium in the coronary arteries.
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So far, they've been able to successfully warm frozen human skin cells, pig heart tissue, and pig arteries, but only about 50 millimeters of each sample.
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This measures how quickly your heartbeat vibrations spread through your arteries, and it's widely recognized by the medical community as an indicator of your cardiac health.
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A human will drive the lorry on smaller roads leading to and from main road arteries and would need to take the wheel in an emergency.
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Specifically, they looked at arteries which are composed of alternating layers of muscle and elastic tissue and carry blood at high pressure away from the heart.
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In February, it imposed a 75 percent price cut for certain heart stents - wire mesh tubes used to treat blocked arteries, which caused protests among manufacturers.
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The adults who had high psychosocial wellbeing as kids were 15 percent less likely to have calcium deposits clogging their arteries as adults, the study found.
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It turns out, according to Green, that he had a pulmonary embolism, which wasn't just a spiking heart rate but is a blockage of the arteries.
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And yet, on Essex Road, one of Islington's two main arteries, along with Upper Street, the local, the artistic, and the strange still have a home.
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It became clear that scientists had yet to develop synthetic materials to replace the arteries, veins and capillaries that enable blood to flow, free of clotting.
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Her doctors followed up with additional medical tests that showed Ms. Christ had life-threatening blockages in three coronary arteries, prompting triple bypass surgery last year.
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Heart disease is still the leading killer of Americans, and stents, tiny wire cages that can open up blocked arteries, are often lifesavers in heart attacks.
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THE ARTERIES through which oil flows from Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest exporter, to consumers across the world have always been the most tempting of targets.
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Mammalian brains are tangled knots of arteries and capillaries, each of which is instrumental in circulating blood (and with it, oxygen and nutrients) throughout the organ.
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In that experiment, middle-aged people who began a two-year-long program of regular aerobic exercise reversed the age-related stiffening of their cardiac arteries.
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A surgical team led by Dr. David Langer at Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan operated on arteries in the brain of Anita Roy of the Bronx.
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This type of bypass is one of the most difficult neurosurgical operations, and requires stitching together arteries that are only a millimeter or so in diameter.
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Personal Health Lessons from Jane Brody's brother: Having all the right cholesterol numbers and staying active is no guarantee your coronary arteries are in great shape.
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For decades, one of the most common ways to treat this was to insert a mesh tube known as a stent into arteries supplying the heart.
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If you eat more calories than you burn, it can elevate your triglyceride levels and that may contribute to a hardening or narrowing of your arteries.
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But if it was new, he now had two clues: The patient had gastroparesis and he had some kind of problem in one of his arteries.
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In the cardiac-catheterization lab, a cardiologist fed a narrow tube through a blood vessel and injected a dye to illuminate the arteries supplying her heart.
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What's happening: The 78-year-old, released from the hospital on Friday, underwent a medical procedure after a blockage was found in one of his arteries.
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It was the largest trial to understand the effect of opening blocked arteries in nonemergency situations, and the first to include today's powerful drug regimens. 7.
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