Six of the astronauts experienced stagnant or reverse blood flow, one had a blood clot and another was found to have a potential partial blood clot.
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The doctor tells her it's a blood clot, very dangerous.
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John McCain recovers from eye surgery for a blood clot.
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With treatment, the blood clot dissolved and he resumed recovery.
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Earlier this year he was hospitalized for a blood clot.
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Blood thinners are my continuing treatment for the blood clot.
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I knew TJ didn't have a massive blood clot already.
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Large chunks of blood clot and ravaged brain came out.
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He died after having a blood clot following knee surgery.
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Reliever Jeurys Familia needed surgery to treat a blood clot.
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A blood clot and a bullet are very different things.
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He underwent surgery to remove a blood clot associated with the tumor at the Mayo Clinic in Phoenix, and lab results from that surgery confirmed the presence of brain cancer associated with the blood clot.
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Now physicians assess blood clot risks when they enter admission orders.
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"They found on the right lung a blood clot," he adds.
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A test the following year showed the blood clot had disappeared.
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Nicotine also affects your platelets, tiny cells that help blood clot.
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After landing, the blood clot disappeared once 24 hours had passed.
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The second time, she passed a large blood clot, she said.
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RHP Jeurys Familia (blood clot in right arm) could resume throwing soon.
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Casper had suffered a stroke from a blood clot in his brain.
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We're told it appears a blood clot had traveled to her heart.
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And that just further increases your risk for getting a blood clot.
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McCain had emergency surgery to remove a blood clot on July 15.
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Friends of his in St. Petersburg said he had a blood clot.
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Platelets are essential for helping your blood clot when you&aposre injured.
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McCain underwent a procedure to remove a blood clot from his eye.
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They occur when a blood clot cuts off blood flow to the brain.
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In July, McCain underwent surgery to remove a blood clot above his eye.
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She was diagnosed with a blood clot on the brain, receiving emergency surgery.
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McCain is still in Arizona recovering from surgery to remove a blood clot.
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After the fight, he underwent surgery for a blood clot in his brain.
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There was no tumor, no blood clot and no sign of increased pressure.
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There's no clear link between the blood clot of 2013 and Sunday's swoon.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) after he underwent surgery for a blood clot apologized Tuesday.
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They lost Kreider to a blood clot in his shoulder in late December.
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His son also claims he's dealing with a blood clot and needs surgery.
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We broke the story ... Janice died from a blood clot in her lungs.
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As long as she doesn't get a blood clot or pneumonia, she's fine.
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John McCain had surgery to remove a blood clot from above his eye.
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Doctors also are treating Layne for a collapsed lung and a blood clot.
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He had been hospitalized this month with a blood clot in his brain.
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When he was 21, he nearly lost his leg due to a blood clot.
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In December 2012, she suffered a concussion and shortly afterward developed a blood clot.
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After the accident, I had 30 surgeries and nearly died from a blood clot.
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Knight claims since the shooting he's had major health complications ... including a blood clot.
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Gable died in 1960 from an arterial blood clot after suffering a heart attack.
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We can remove those certain parts after a blood clot and people do well.
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He was already in the hospital when doctors discovered a blood clot, she said.
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Hillary Clinton has tried to deflect concerns about a 2012 concussion and blood clot.
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Glaser said the cause of death was a blood clot that caused cardiac arrest.
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McCain is recovering from surgery to remove a blood clot above his left eye.
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A blood clot the size of a pencil tip can kill, Dr. Schwamm said.
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Commissioner Rob Manfred said on Sunday that Cooper died after having a blood clot.
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It dislodged a blood clot in her leg, which swiftly traveled to her brain.
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McCain underwent surgery Friday to remove a blood clot from above his left eye.
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He learned of the tumor after surgery last week to remove a blood clot.
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This concussion in turn causes a blood clot near her brain, and she is hospitalized.
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What's the likelihood that you'll have a blood clot when you're taking the contraceptive pill?
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In January, a blood clot formed around Bronson's LVAD, sending him into the hospital indefinitely.
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F/C Chris Bosh (blood clot in leg) will not return during the NBA playoffs.
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During surgery, doctors repaired the artery, but weren't able to fully remove the blood clot.
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The cancer was discovered last week after McCain had surgery to remove a blood clot.
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The big concern is that this blood clot could signal a recurrence, according to Gupta.
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McCain is in Arizona after having a blood clot removed from above his left eye.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) recovers from surgery to remove a blood clot above his left eye.
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It can be a serious condition, leading to blood clot formation, strokes and heart failure.
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He was diagnosed with the tumor following surgery to remove a blood clot in July.
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They also had a 59 percent increased risk of a blood clot in their veins.
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I've heard the cardiologist say blood clot, and I've watched the fluid in his chest.
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When the arteries build up with plaque, a blood clot is more likely to form.
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Because doctors were less likely to provide them with the appropriate blood clot prevention treatment.
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Both were lies, authorities now allege, saying that Ameen's father died from a blood clot.
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He had surgery to remove a blood clot in his pitching shoulder a day later.
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A blood clot caused shoulder pain for Ingram, who averaged a career-best 18.3 points.
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There was a blood clot, and then the self-administered shots of blood thinner that followed.
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NOTES: Lightning C Steven Stamkos (blood clot, neck) unexpectedly played after being out since March 31.
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In 2011, she underwent surgery after a life-threatening blood clot was detected on her lung.
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McCain underwent surgery last week for a blood clot at the Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix.
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John McCain's absence due to a blood clot surgery over the weekend has delayed that vote.
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Lab results from that surgery confirmed the presence of brain cancer associated with the blood clot.
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McCain underwent surgery to remove a blood clot on Friday at Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix.
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It was discovered after he had surgery to remove a blood clot above his left eye.
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McCain, 81, had brain surgery in July to remove a blood clot above his left eye.
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He had a health scare last week when doctors found a blood clot in his bladder.
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She sustained a concussion and was later found to have a blood clot in her head.
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Combined, these elements harden into plaque, which can then rupture, causing a blood clot to form.
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Both the person operated on and the blood clot patient are in good condition, it said.
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She had developed a pulmonary embolism, a blood clot in her lungs, probably resulting from inactivity.
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The Delta brawl that ended with a pilot smacking a passenger started over a blood clot.
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That means women were nearly 50 percent more likely to miss out on blood clot prevention.
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A new assessment of the blood clot published Thursday in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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But the follow-up test Thursday found a blood clot near Familia's right armpit, Alderson said.
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John McCain had unexpected surgery to remove a blood clot from above his eye on Friday.
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John McCain had to undergo major surgery to remove a blood clot from behind his eye.
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January 2013: Clinton Goes to Hospital with Blood Clot Clinton was admitted to a New York hospital at the start of 2013 due to a "potentially serious" blood clot that was discovered during a follow-up exam related to her previous concussion, the New York Times reported.
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Devoted mom Jennifer Norsworthy, 40, died unexpectedly in her sleep from a blood clot on April 22.
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The death certificate claims that it was due to a fatty tissue embolism, or a blood clot.
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After I described them, she told me she thought I had a blood clot on my lungs.
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Of the five baboons in the third group, one died of a blood clot after 51 days.
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Johnson said he had been prescribed a medication after he suffered a blood clot in the summer.
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She patiently waits for an irrational patient to stop complaining about some sort of pre-blood clot.
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At the time, her team said she died from complications due to pneumonia and a blood clot.
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Garry Shandling died from pulmonary thrombosis -- a blood clot that traveled from his leg into his lungs.
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McCain underwent surgery to remove a blood clot earlier this month at Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix.
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The senator underwent surgery to remove a blood clot on Friday at Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix.
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John McCain, who had surgery for a blood clot Friday, returns to work sometime after this week.
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His honesty in March about a blood clot in his bladder led to crass, if predictable, headlines.
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More worrisome, there was a blood clot in the patient's jugular vein, on the patient's right side.
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MORE well as the Arizona Republican recovers from surgery to remove a blood clot above his eye.
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Clinton suffered in 703, which left her with a blood clot in her head and double vision.
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Clinton's physician reported that she was placed on Coumadin (a blood thinner) to dissolve the blood clot.
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This month, he had emergency surgery for a blood clot and then discovered he had brain cancer.
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The tumor was discovered after a blood clot was removed from above his left eye last week.
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But they work in a different way, do not reduce CRP, and can affect blood clot formation.
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Quite the contrary, he said he had saved Ms. Raissouni's life after she suffered a blood clot.
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If the bleeding continued, he would need medicines to make his blood clot, or possibly even surgery.
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Last week, doctors discovered the tumor after McCain underwent a minor procedure to remove a blood clot.
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He said he had been prescribed a medication after he suffered a blood clot in the summer.
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The blood clot preventer had sales of $212.99 billion in the quarter, above consensus estimates of $935 million.
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It was his heart, a blood clot... So how can they even think about us retiring at 237?
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Gabor had developed gangrene due to a blood clot in her leg following a 2010 hip-replacement surgery.
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Subsequent tissue pathology revealed that a primary brain tumor known as glioblastoma was associated with the blood clot.
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The 80-year-old Senator was resting at home following the removal of the blood clot last week.
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John McCain of Arizona had to have surgery for a blood clot, leadership had to delay the vote.
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"Subsequent tissue pathology revealed that a primary brain tumor was associated with a blood clot," Wednesday's statement explained.
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The researchers also found that the strong association between blood clot risk and height remained among the siblings.
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Three days later, my father ended up in the hospital with a blood clot — a complication from leukemia.
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The senator underwent surgery to remove a blood clot in July 2017 at the Mayo Clinic in Phoenix.
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"This is a new year," said Familia, who missed three and a half months with blood clot surgery.
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Swollen legs can sometimes be a symptom of anything from a blood clot to diabetes to heart failure.
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"I have a blood clot in my lungs and my wife has cancer," tweeted conservative commentator Erick Erickson.
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In July, doctors discovered McCain had a tumor after he underwent a procedure to remove a blood clot.
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He removed tiny fragments of bone and a small blood clot during a two-hour surgery early Sunday.
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For a patient who had a blood clot in the past, he said, he would still use anticoagulants.
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McCain's office announced Saturday night he would have surgery to remove a blood clot above his left eye.
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McCain's surgery added to that pressure, but even without the fateful blood clot, the GOP was facing problems.
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Just weeks before, he had had emergency surgery for a blood clot and then discovered he had brain cancer.
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He has been sidelined since February due to a recurring blood clot issue and his return remains in question.
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Hours later, the elementary school secretary from Clay Center, Kansas, died suddenly from a blood clot in her lungs.
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Joey drove Casi to the hospital and a CT scan revealed she had a blood clot in her lungs.
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The diagnosis came after McCain, 80, had a blood clot removed from above his left eye on July 14.
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The cause of death was from a pulmonary thromboembolism, resulting from a blood clot that originated in his leg.
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Reed's best friend, mother of five Casi Rott, died suddenly from a blood clot in her lung on Feb.
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The risk of a blood clot in the lungs is also a possibility, especially given how sudden this was.
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Doctors believe that this was what caused the blood clot in McClellan's brain; he took a knee to recover.
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It's often hard to tell because even an unnoticed blood clot in the brain can lead to tissue damage.
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Bosh has not played since the All-Star break after a blood clot was discovered in his left leg.
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Bosh has been sidelined since the All-Star break because a blood clot was found in his left leg.
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On Wednesday, we learned that tests had revealed the blood clot was linked to a previously undiagnosed brain tumor.
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The man, Gerard, also had a blood-clot condition that made the surgery more dangerous than previous lipoma removals.
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In the case of blood clot prevention, doctors' assumptions about women's risk factors could lead to disparities in treatment.
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"The doctor was performing an emergency rescue operation to remove a blood clot that caused the bleeding," she said.
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For any patient, a blood clot could be a life-threatening discovery warranting an immediate trip to the hospital.
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Two months into a six-month mission, an ultrasound of one of the astronaut's veins revealed a blood clot.
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Claire suffered a stroke when a blood clot cut off blood flow to the right side of her brain.
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He died that month from a blood clot in his lung, related to not taking his medications, she said.
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Subsequent tissue pathology revealed that a primary brain tumor known as a glioblastoma was associated with the blood clot.
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Producer and spouse Allan Glaser said Hunter died Sunday of a blood clot in his leg that caused cardiac arrest.
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After many tests and a very telling ultrasound, we found out that he had a blood clot in his chest.
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As we reported ... he had a blood clot removed that tested positive for glioblastoma, and was resting from the procedure.
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It could be reports like Factor 5, which you've got, which puts you at higher risk for a blood clot.
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Now, a blood clot is forming in Mago's skull, compressing space, requiring a relief of pressure before it's too late.
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In other words, even if you take the Pill, you'd have to be incredibly unlucky to develop a blood clot.
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But the day he was to be discharged, he suffered a complication, likely a blood clot, and collapsed and died.
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CVST occurs when a blood clot forms in the brain causing blood cells to burst and leak into brain tissues.
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It's a menace to my health and well-being that has burrowed itself into my heart like a blood clot.
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A blood clot occurs when platelets and insoluble proteins combine to form a gel-like mass that can stop bleeding.
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F Steve Stamkos, who underwent successful vascular surgery for a blood clot in early April, was back at practice Tuesday.
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McCain's office announced Saturday that he was recovering from surgery to remove a blood clot from above his left eye.
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John McCain, is like his old self again after surgery Friday to remove a blood clot above his left eye.
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John McCain had surgery to remove a blood clot, which means he's going to be out for a little while.
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His cancer was discovered in July 2017 after he had surgery to remove a blood clot above his left eye.
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Yesterday morning, we had it assessed by doctors locally, and it's determined he has a blood clot in his arm.
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His death was confirmed by Mike Gilberg, a friend, who said Stewart had had a blood clot in his lung.
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His illness was discovered in July 2017 after he had surgery to remove a blood clot above his left eye.
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The first occurred during midterm congressional elections when she developed a swollen calf from phlebitis and a blood clot. Mrs.
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The 80-year-old lawmaker underwent an emergency craniotomy last week to remove a blood clot above his left eye.
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John McCain was home in Arizona recovering from a "craniotomy" procedure to remove a blood clot above his left eye.
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TMZ broke the story ... Garry died from pulmonary thrombosis -- a blood clot that traveled from his leg into his lungs.
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People with a P.F.O. may have a blood clot that instead crosses the heart and is swept to the brain.
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One Nurx customer also suffered a life-threatening blood clot after taking birth control pills she ordered through the app.
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Earlier this month, Ingram, 313, was diagnosed with deep venous thrombosis, which involved a blood clot that caused shoulder pain.
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The tumor was discovered after the former Republican presidential nominee underwent a procedure last week to remove a blood clot.
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The 85033-year-old lawmaker underwent an emergency craniotomy last week to remove a blood clot above his left eye.
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A person having a stroke is typically experiencing a blood clot, so "clot busting medication" will be necessary, he said.
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CT imaging also ruled out a blood clot or bleeding in one of the large blood vessels supplying the brain.
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The tumor was discovered after undergoing a procedure last week to remove a blood clot from above McCain's left eye.
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She had an undiagnosed heart condition, according to the medical examiner, and the head trauma caused a fatal blood clot.
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The lawmaker is recovering in Arizona after undergoing surgery Friday to remove a blood clot from above his left eye.
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North Carolina assistant Steve Robinson was advised not to make the trip because of a blood clot in his right leg.
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Steil was expected to recover but developed a blood clot in the hospital and died two weeks later on September 17.
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Six months later, Gabor had to have her right leg amputated due to a blood clot from the earlier hip replacement.
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Sen. John McCain, 80, underwent surgery to remove a blood clot above his eye on Friday, his office revealed late Saturday.
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This means that between 50 to 100 in 100,000 women on the contraceptive pill will develop a blood clot every year.
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"I have a blood clot, they don't know if it came from my leg or my pelvis," Zolciak-Biermann told E!
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Her cause of death was reported as a stroke, which is most commonly caused by a blood clot to the brain.
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She came down with a severe fever, experienced dizzy spells fainted, and even found a blood clot while in the shower.
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A glioblastoma brain tumor was discovered around the same time the senator had a blood clot removed above his left eye.
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In 2012, reportedly while battling a stomach virus, Clinton fainted, hit her head, resulting in a concussion and brain blood clot.
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An ultrasound confirmed he had a blood clot that could have landed him back in the hospital — or threatened his life.
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Last week McCain underwent a procedure at the Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix to remove a blood clot above his eye.
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RHP Cam Bedrosian (tendinitis in middle finger) had an angiogram that showed a blood clot originating in his upper right arm.
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That blood clot risk was lowest among the shortest women and men and appeared to increase with height, the research showed.
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McCain, 81, was diagnosed with the brain tumor in July after surgery to remove a blood clot above his left eye.
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The concern for many passengers is not crashing but instead health risks like deep vein thrombosis, a type of blood clot.
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Two years ago, a 28500-year-old man, who suffered from a deep vein thrombosis, or blood clot, was watching television.
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Researchers also lacked data to verify the exact timing of menopause, which can influence the blood clot risk associated with HRT.
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The girl also developed a blood clot in her arm, but that's not considered to be related to the unorthodox fertilization.
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McCain, who was not in Washington this week after having a blood clot removed from above his left eye, may return.
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Shortly after Coger's surgery, his grandfather died in post-surgery after being diagnosed with a similar condition, including a blood clot.
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They performed emergency surgery to install a porcine valve and to relieve a blood clot that had resulted in the stroke.
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A deep venous thrombosis is a condition caused by a blood clot, frequently accompanied by swelling and pain in a limb.
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Warfarin and phenprocoumon, blood clot-preventing drugs prescribed to heart patients to protect them from getting heart attacks, are coumarin derivatives.
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Any patient who enters the hospital — for a birth, brain surgery, pneumonia, even psychiatric treatment — is assessed for blood clot prevention.
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His death, at a hospital, followed an operation to remove a blood clot from his leg, his daughter Margaret Bleakley said.
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The astronaut took a higher dose of the injectable, enoxaparin, for 33 days to control the risk of the blood clot.
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The most serious complication is deep vein thrombosis, or DVT, a blood clot in one or more of the deeper veins.
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Symptoms include slurred speech, headaches It is a blood clot on the brain's surface beneath its outer covering, called the dura.
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John McCain underwent a procedure to remove a blood clot from above his left eye at Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix.
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Sudden and painful swelling can also be a sign of a blood clot, which requires medical attention, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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NOTES: Padres RHP Carter Capps will miss the rest of the season after doctors found a blood clot, manager Andy Green said.
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Nine women in that trial received uterus transplants, but two had to have them removed because of a blood clot or infection.
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As we reported ... the 2 stars both passed away unexpectedly this year -- Carrie from cardiac arrest and Garry from a blood clot.
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When the plaque breaks off or ruptures, a blood clot can form and block blood flow through the artery to the heart.
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F Steven Stamkos, who played for the first time since March 31 after developing a blood clot near his neck, played Thursday.
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Young was told she was gravely with a blood clot, and while in the hospital, she received an envelope from the businessman.
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McCain learned about his diagnoses with brain cancer after undergoing a surgery to remove a blood clot above his eye last summer.
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The problem turns serious if the blood clot breaks off and travels to other parts of the body, such as the lungs.
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But what about Clinton's history of a concussion and a blood clot in her brain in late 2012 (cerebral venous sinus thrombosis)?
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Suddenly and without a hint of pain, a blood clot loosened, and red syrup filled my mouth until I couldn't contain it.
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In 2018-19, he had five assists in just 14 games, missing a big chunk of the season with a blood clot.
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"Subsequent tissue pathology revealed that a primary brain tumor known as a glioblastoma was associated with a blood clot," the statement said.
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McCain had surgery to remove the initial blood clot and is now being treated with radiation and chemotherapy while continuing to work.
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"Subsequent tissue pathology revealed that a primary brain tumor known as a glioblastoma was associated with a blood clot," the statement explains.
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But for his parents, the joy of his birth was clouded by news of a severe blood clot in his left arm.
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The tumor was discovered after McCain underwent a minor procedure last week to remove a blood clot from above his left eye.
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Her devoted husband Joey rushed her to the hospital where a CT scan showed she had a blood clot in her lungs.
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"I have a blood clot, they don't know if it came from my leg or my pelvis," Zolciak-Biermann, 37, told E!
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The Heat improved to 5-2 in seven games since Chris Bosh became inactive because of a blood clot in his leg.
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Sitting for long periods increases the risk for deep vein thrombosis, a blood clot that forms in the legs from stagnant circulation.
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Just as every Hopkins patient is assessed for the same blood clot risk factors, every job candidate is assessed the same way.
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The defendants denied that an abortion had taken place and said that Ms. Raissouni had sought treatment after suffering a blood clot.
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Complicating matters, McCain was not in Washington last week due to surgery to remove a blood clot from above his left eye.
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More than nine hours later, the lawsuit states, she passed a blood clot, but an ambulance was not called for nearly two hours.
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In July, the Republican senator from Arizona had surgery to remove a blood clot, during which a doctor discovered an aggressive brain tumor.
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"However, in December of 2012, Clinton suffered a concussion and then around the New Year had a blood clot," the FBI's summary said.
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Oh yeah, because Teddy's still pregnant, and as she later admits to Maggie, who treats her for a blood clot, it's Owen's baby.
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Most strokes are ischemic, meaning they result in a lack of blood and therefore oxygen to the brain, usually from a blood clot.
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As we first reported, doctors told Katie's family the tear caused a blood clot which broke off and caused her stroke on Monday.
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John McCain is still absent following surgery to remove a blood clot and Republicans will almost certainly need his vote to pass anything.
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At the time, McCain was visiting his doctor at the Mayo Clinic in Phoenix to check out a blood clot in his eye.
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Doctors on the scene told reporters they believed a hickey to be the cause of the blood clot and stroke that killed him.
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In follow-up evaluations, she was found to have a transverse sinus venous thrombosis -- in other words, a blood clot in the brain.
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Melissa Young, a former Miss Wisconsin, says Trump reached out to support her when she was hospitalized with a potentially deadly blood clot.
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The blood clot was removed from near the spot where McCain was diagnosed with the aggressive skin cancer melanoma in 2000, notes CNN.
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Bayer jointly developed Xarelto with Johnson & Johnson's Janssen Pharmaceuticals, which sells the blood clot preventer under a licensing agreement in the United States.
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"He went to the hospital with a blood clot and came out a few hours later with stage 4 pancreatic cancer,' " she says.
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"The Voice" singer Janice Freeman -- one of Miley Cyrus' favorites on the show -- died Saturday, from an apparent blood clot ... TMZ has learned.
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In March, the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office confirmed Jordan died as a result of a blood clot that originated in his leg.
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In some cases, the blood clot can "chip off like a pebble in a stream and travel to the lungs," Dr. Maldonado said.
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McCain was absent last week after having surgery to remove a blood clot from above his left eye, which then revealed his cancer.
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Familia has not pitched in the majors since May 10, when he was found to have a blood clot in his right arm.
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After two weeks in the hospital, doctors were hopeful they would save her leg, but then a blood clot formed in her foot.
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McCain was first diagnosed with brain cancer in July 2017 after he had surgery to remove a blood clot above his left eye.
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Pregnant women with other risk factors, such as inherited blood problems, obesity and recent surgery, may face a higher blood clot risk, however.
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McCain's office in a statement said he is doing well after undergoing surgery to remove a blood clot from his eye on Friday.
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The letter also addressed Clinton's concussion and blood clot scare, but echoed her sentiments that all side effects disappeared within months of the accident.
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Dupuis rejoined the Penguins after nearly a year of rehabilitation, training, medical testing and monitoring in caring for multiple injuries and blood clot concerns.
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"Really, I mean, he just had recovered from getting the [blood clot] removed and had flown all the way to Washington, DC," she replied.
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Patients who use the soft robot would have a lower risk of blood clot and less need to take potentially dangerous blood thinner medication.
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According to Medline Plus, an ischemic stroke — which is what Hatcher experienced — is caused by a blood clot that blocks the brain's blood vessels.
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Feldstein, the brother of actor Jonah Hill and actress Beanie Feldstein, died as a result of a blood clot that originated in his leg.
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F Steven Stamkos was unexpectedly in uniform for Game 7 in Pittsburgh after being out since March 31 for surgery on a blood clot.
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John McCain was diagnosed with brain cancer after his doctors discovered a tumor during a procedure to remove a blood clot above his eye.
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Ischemic strokes occur when either a blood clot or a plaque obstructs a vessel carrying blood to the brain, preventing the delivery of oxygen.
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The late comedian died of from pulmonary thrombosis, a blood clot that traveled from his leg into his lungs, according to an autopsy report.
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Sadly, the female twin had a unrelated blood clot soon after birth, one that necessitated an amputation of her right arm past the shoulder.
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John McCain revealed over the weekend that he had surgery to remove a blood clot from above his eye (more on his condition below).
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Steven Stamkos played for the first time since March 31 because of a blood clot discovered in his collarbone that required surgery April 4.
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McCain, 81, was diagnosed with brain cancer in July 2017 after undergoing a surgery to remove a blood clot above his eye last summer.
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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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Toby Price's recovery from his Dakar crash has been complicated by a seizure, believed to be caused by a blood clot in his lung.
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Bayer jointly developed Xarelto with J&J's Janssen Pharmaceuticals unit, which sells the blood clot preventer under a licensing agreement in the United States.
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A blood clot forms at the site of the tear and travels to the brain, eventually blocking the flow of blood to brain tissue.
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Lee kept asking Gerard through the surgery if he felt any warmth, swelling, or pain, which can all be signs of a blood clot.
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She was laid off from her car parts manufacturing job after suffering a severe blood clot, which rendered her unable to work for months.
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At the sound of police sirens, the attackers fled, leaving the teenager unconscious, with a fractured skull and a blood clot in his brain.
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McCain, 80, was diagnosed with brain cancer after undergoing a minor procedure on Friday to remove a blood clot from above his left eye.
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The tumor was discovered after the Arizona senator underwent a minor procedure last week to remove a blood clot from above his left eye.
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John McCain of Arizona had undergone surgery for a blood clot removal, requiring the 80-year-old senator to take time off to recover.
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On Wednesday, we learned the blood clot was even more serious than we thought: It was caused by a newly diagnosed malignant brain tumor.
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A small blood clot had formed at the site of the bullet hole, so Abo inserted his finger into the hole to disrupt the clot.
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John McCain underwent a procedure to remove a blood clot from above his left eye on Friday, July 14 at Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix.
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John McCain of Arizona underwent a "craniotomy" to remove a five-centimeter blood clot above his left eye and would be out for some time.
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He had a blood clot removed yesterday from above his left eye and will stay in Arizona next week, per a statement from his office.
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Wherever plaque builds, two things can occur: a blood clot can form, or a piece of the plaque can break off and block the artery.
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McCain returned to the Senate to vote on health care-related legislation after a surgery to remove a blood clot revealed he had brain cancer.
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Pathology was performed following McCain's surgery Friday to remove a blood clot, and tests showed the presence of a "primary brain tumor" known as glioblastoma.
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John McCain underwent surgery for a blood clot, an unforseen medical episode that required the senior senator from Arizona to stay at home and rest.
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After birthing her daughter via an emergency Cesarean section, Williams developed a pulmonary embolism, or PE, a potentially life-threatening blood clot in the lungs.
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The drug, Kangio, is a ready-to-use version of The Medicines Co's blood clot preventer Angiomax, which is also to be taken with aspirin.
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"Subsequent tissue pathology revealed that a primary brain tumor known as a glioblastoma was associated with the blood clot," the hospital said in a statement.
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The legislation also requires medical practitioners to report a list of any possible abortion complications, including infection, blood clot, hemorrhaging, depression, anxiety and sleeping disorders.
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When the wound around the surgery location opened, doctors discovered that Williams had a large blood clot in her abdomen, which required an additional procedure.
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Paralympian Amy Purdy is unsure if she can ever wear her prosthetic leg again after she developed a large blood clot that blocked her circulation.
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Watson, 51, spent 40 days in a coma and had six operations to remove a blood clot, leaving him with brain damage and partially paralyzed.
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Farage said Woolfe had passed out and suffered two seizures, one quite major, but scans had shown no blood clot or bleeding on the brain.
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The episode describes polycythemia vera, and depicts a blood clot one of General Hospital's lead characters, Anna Devane, experienced as a consequence of the cancer.
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New mother and tennis champion Serena Williams has notably become a face for maternal morbidity given her blood clot scare, where her concerns were dismissed.
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A blood clot had crawled up one of the vessels in the back of his brain, blocking blood flow to the area that controlled alertness.
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Ms. Raissouni said she sought treatment after she had suffered a blood clot, and her co-defendants also denied that an abortion ever took place.
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A spokesperson for Freeman told CNN that the singer had an extreme case of pneumonia and that a blood clot had traveled to her heart.
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McCain was diagnosed in July 2017 with glioblastoma, a virulent brain cancer, a week after doctors removed a blood clot from above his left eye.
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And McConnell announced last weekend that the vote would be postponed because McCain underwent emergency surgery to remove a blood clot above his left eye.
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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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"Subsequent tissue pathology revealed that a primary brain tumor known as a glioblastoma was associated with the blood clot," his hospital said in a statement.
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"Subsequent tissue pathology revealed that a primary brain tumor known as a glioblastoma was associated with the blood clot," the hospital said in a statement.
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The tumor was discovered after the senior Arizona senator underwent a minor procedure last week to remove a blood clot from above his left eye.
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McCain had a "minimally invasive craniotomy" to remove a 5-cm blood clot from above his left eye, according to a statement released from McCain's office.
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I had a blood clot during chemo, and so I have to take a blood-thinning shot twice a day until the end of the month.
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A patient suffering from hemophilia A enrolled in a mid-stage study of Alnylam's experimental treatment, fitusiran, died after developing a blood clot, the company said.
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Wineland's death came days after she suffered a severe stroke on August 26, which resulted from a blood clot that formed after a double lung transplant.
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John McCain underwent surgery for a blood clot and announced he would not be able to return to Washington to vote on legislation to overhaul Obamacare.
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Surgeons at Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix "successfully removed the 5-cm blood clot during a minimally invasive craniotomy with an eyebrow incision," the statement said.
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He was diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer about a week ago, after undergoing surgery to remove a blood clot above his left eye.
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The 2023-year-old senator was diagnosed with brain cancer in July after he underwent surgery to remove a blood clot from above his left eye.
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Stamkos missed all but one game of last season's playoffs because of a blood clot and missed 45 games after breaking his right leg in 2013.
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What is also known is that she was diagnosed with a transverse sinus thrombosis — blood clot in the major vein at the base of the brain.
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But the specialist is working hard to target the trigger to this and they are suspecting this was due to a blood clot in my lung.
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She was on the streets of Toulouse, France and started to experience "incredible pain that coincided with a very inconvenient, sudden blood clot," she tells Broadly.
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I struggled to lift my head off the pillow while a blood clot the size of a small egg had taken residence behind my left ear.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY, Mo. — Troy Merritt was on an operating table last week as doctors removed a foot-long blood clot from his arm and chest.
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In August, she rushed to a hospital with a blood clot, called deep vein thrombosis, that broke off and formed dozens of clots in her lungs.
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As the team approached the so-called Death Zone, a region of thin air above 25,000 feet, one climber suffered pulmonary edema, another a blood clot.
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In 1963, she sat in a whites-only bus station and was beaten, leaving her with life-long injuries including a blood clot in her eye.
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The Hopkins blood clot prevention checklist has been enormously successful — after the intervention, the incidents of potentially preventable blood clots in medical patients dropped to zero.
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"Usually, a blood clot like this is discovered when patients have symptoms, whether it's a seizure or headaches or weakness or speech difficulties," Dr. Baxi said.
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The blood clot was detected during a vascular study of 11 astronauts on the station to assess the effect of space on the internal jugular vein.
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The 81-year-old senator was diagnosed with brain cancer in July after he underwent surgery to remove a blood clot from above his left eye.
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After that procedure, McCain's doctors determined that the blood clot was associated with a tumor known as a glioblastoma — a particularly aggressive form of brain cancer.
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In 22018, Familia served a 21.80-game domestic violence suspension and spent time on the disabled list due to a blood clot in his right shoulder.
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John McCain made a dramatic return to Washington just a week after surgery to remove a blood clot that revealed an aggressive form of brain cancer.
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There is also a young man whose spinal injection causes a blood clot that kills him, and it's because of a mistake on Nico's (Alex Landi) part.
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If treated with blood thinners — which are typically prescribed for ischemic strokes, the more common form of strokes marked by a blood clot — Williams would have died.
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Additional scans showed Chloe had developed double thrombosis—the formation of a blood clot inside a blood vessel—and a spinal tap showed her fluid was cloudy.
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When Suleiman suffered a heart attack as a result of a blood clot, the IRC's mobile clinic treated him and continues to provide free medication and checkups.
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In the weeks after the injury, Clinton would be hospitalized and prescribed blood thinners to dissolve a blood clot located in a vein behind her right ear.
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A teenage boy tragically died of a stroke yesterday in Mexico City after receiving a hickey that resulted in a blood clot that traveled to his brain.
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Those whispers died by the end of the month, when doctors discovered a blood clot in the vein behind her right ear during a follow-up exam.
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He was diagnosed with a malignant glioblastoma tumor, an aggressive form of cancer last week, days after an operation to remove a blood clot from his brain.
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Tampa Bay captain C Steven Stamkos (blood clot) and G Ben Bishop (left leg) are not expected to return for the final game of the series. 3.
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After six months, 18 of the 25 patients who were taking a placebo developed a blood clot, compared with six of the 19 who were given aspirin.
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He had a two- to three-inch scar over his left eye, where surgeons performed an emergency craniotomy over a week ago to remove a blood clot.
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I think one of the major issues is that pregnant women are at increased risk for getting a blood clot either in their leg or their lung.
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Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is a medical condition that occurs when a blood clot forms in a deep vein, usually in the lower leg, thigh or pelvis.
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The decorated snowboarder, 39, is still dealing with health problems from the blood clot, after undergoing emergency surgery in February to remove it from her left thigh.
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For instance, women have long accepted the blood clot risk that comes with taking hormonal birth control pills because that risk is even considerably greater during pregnancy.
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But while heart attacks occur when the arteries are blocked by a blood clot from fatty buildup, no such blockage exists during cases of broken heart syndrome.
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McCain's brain cancer was determined after he underwent surgery to remove a blood clot over his left eye at the Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix on Friday.
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McCain's office revealed his diagnosis on Wednesday, days after the longtime senator underwent a minimally invasive surgery to remove a blood clot from above his left eye.
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Harvey, who last week dealt with a bladder infection that caused a blood clot, threw only 16 pitches in two innings Wednesday in his final exhibition start.
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The Arizona senator was absent from Congress last week after surgery to remove a blood clot from above his left eye revealed a type of brain cancer.
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MORE's office announced that the Arizona Republican would miss votes this week as he recovers from surgery to remove a blood clot from above his left eye.
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In 2018, Bloomberg developed an "atrial fibrillation," which is defined as a type of irregular heartbeat that can increase the risk of stroke or a blood clot.
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John McCain, who has been in the hospital in Arizona with a blood clot and recent diagnosis of a form of brain cancer, will return to Washington today.
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John McCain was diagnosed with after undergoing surgery to remove a blood clot in July 2017, can occur at any age, but tends to occur in older adults.
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Although a cause of death has not been confirmed, Schlatter's father wrote that he suspects a blood clot following the minor surgery reportedly contributed to his son's death.
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On May 10, Ailes fell on the bathroom floor at his home in Palm Beach and suffered a blood clot and complications from the fall, PEOPLE can confirm.
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Her latest research, soon to be published, looks at the risk of female astronauts developing venous thromboembolism (a blood clot), which "is unknown at the moment," she said.
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Initial word that John McCain needed surgery to deal with a blood clot was seen primarily as a minor impediment to the timing of a health care vote.
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Amelia, Karev (Justin Chambers), and Wilson are with that little boy who wants his mom to marry Karev — and who may have a blood clot in his brain.
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"Rue McClanahan's cause of death was reported as a stroke, which is most commonly caused by a blood clot to the brain," Dr. Hunter says in a teaser.
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The veteran senator, 80, was undergoing surgery to have a blood clot removed from above his left eye on Friday, when doctors discovered a brain tumor called glioblastoma.
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It basically starts as a blood clot in your legs or in your extremities, and then the clot moves up into your lungs, blocking the flow of oxygen.
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Bolstered by blistering sales of its Opdivo immuno-oncology drug and its Eliquis blood clot preventer, Bristol-Myers expects earnings this year of $22016 to $2.40 per share.
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Bosh was waived by the Miami Heat earlier this month after failing a physical -- due a blood clot condition that has plagued him since the 2014-15 season.
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I had my first post-surgery freakout that night, when I woke to see my left tube significantly more full than the other thanks to a blood clot.
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The complication, believed to be in his lung, involved evidence of some continued clotting and is believed to be related to one of two previous blood clot episodes.
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In Mr. Fernandez's case, by the time he was taken to a hospital from the Hudson jail, doctors told him he had a blood clot near his heart.
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Chris Bosh, who had been averaging 19.1 points and 7.4 rebounds per game, has been sidelined since the All-Star break because of a recurring blood clot problem.
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In the case of a blood clot, the doctor would prescribe a clot busting drug which would open up the blood vessels to get the blood flowing again.
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His death was confirmed by his spouse, Allan Glaser, who said the cause was cardiac arrest after a blood clot moved from Mr. Hunter's leg to his lung.
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But his 2017 season was cut short because of a 15-game suspension related to a domestic violence incident and by blood-clot surgery in his throwing shoulder.
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Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) underwent a procedure to remove a blood clot from his eye on Friday, according to statements from his office and the Mayo Clinic.
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McCain's office announced last week that he had been diagnosed with brain cancer, which was discovered following surgery to remove a blood clot from above his left eye.
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Harvey dismissed the idea that a disruption of his spring training routine — he was treated in late March for a blood clot in his bladder — had affected him.
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Mr. McCain learned of the tumor after undergoing surgery late last week at the Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix to remove a blood clot above his left eye.
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In January, Serena Williams told Vogue about her experience giving birth, and not being believed in the hospital when she told nurses that she had a blood clot.
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McCain announced he had been diagnosed with brain cancer the week before the health care vote, after having surgery to remove a blood clot from behind his eye.
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McCabe&aposs doctors later determined he had suffered a stroke as a result of a blood clot to his basilar artery, located at the front of the brain stem.
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Days before the Arizona Republican's cancer news, Meghan was by her father's side after he underwent surgery at Phoenix's Mayo Clinic to remove a blood clot above his eye.
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He was diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer earlier this month after surgery to remove a blood clot, and had not been expected to attend Tuesday's vote.
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The 80-year-old GOP leader had a blood clot removed above his left eye earlier this month and was diagnosed with glioblastoma, an aggressive type of brain cancer.
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It should have been one for the ages, but a blood clot on the brain left McClellan permanently disabled, blind, and requiring round the clock care to this day.
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John McCain a speedy recovery from surgery to remove a blood clot, labeled the 80-year-old Senate veteran "crusty" during a speech in the White House on Monday.
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We'd be laughed out," Pinsky said during the interview, questioning the choice of drugs used to treat her blood clot episodes and hypothyroidism and calling them "old-fashioned medicine.
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On July 14, McCain underwent a "minimally invasive craniotomy" to remove a 5-cm blood clot from above his left eye, according to a statement released from McCain's office.
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In the absence of Stamkos, who may return after an operation in April to address a blood clot, the Lightning have received superb support from their other top producers.
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Hunter died Sunday night in Santa Barbara after a blood clot in his leg caused cardiac arrest, Allan Glaser, Hunter's partner for more than three decades, confirmed to Variety.
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Although fresh blood isn't watery but gelatinous, the large suction was strong enough to make the core of this blood clot jump into its pull and into the canisters.
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McCain announced Wednesday night that he had been diagnosed with a brain tumor after a minor surgery to removed a blood clot above his left eye revealed the glioblastoma.
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McCain's brain cancer was determined just a year ago after he underwent surgery to remove a blood clot over his left eye at the Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix.
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The 80-year-old Arizona senator was found to have an aggressive form of brain tumor, glioblastoma, after surgery in July for a blood clot above his left eye.
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He was diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer earlier this month after surgery to remove a blood clot and had not been expected to attend Tuesday's vote.
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She also suffered serious complications after she gave birth to her daughter in September 2017, including a pulmonary embolism, or a blood clot in the arteries in her lungs.
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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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It was the latest roster hit for the Heat, who were already missing Chris Bosh because of a blood clot in his leg and Tyler Johnson because of shoulder surgery.
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A stroke is a disease that occurs when a blood clot blocks the blood supply to the brain, or a blood vessel in the brain bursts, according to the CDC.
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Tampa Bay is not expected to get captain Steven Stamkos (blood clot) back soon, but top-pair defenseman Anton Stralman (broken fibula) could return by the end of the series.
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But what about watching a doctor yank a metal rod out of my body, along with a blood clot so big that Daniel said, "I think it winked at me"?
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Feldstein, who was Levine's childhood friend, died in December of 2017 at the age of 40 from a blood clot in his lung, the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner said.
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When this experimental drug was given to mice, the rodents showed slower blood clot formation, yet they also did not bleed longer than untreated mice, Tseng and her colleagues found.
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Over the weekend, McCain's office revealed that the veteran senator had surgery to remove a blood clot from above his eye, forcing him to stay back at home in Arizona.
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With a failed physical in the 2016-17 preseason and blood clot issues that caused him to sit for the entire season, Bosh probably should have seen it all coming.
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McCain is currently recovering in Arizona from surgery to remove a blood clot above his left eye, and it's likely Esper's confirmation won't occur until after the congressional August recess.
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He flew back to Washington from Arizona less than two weeks after he was diagnosed with brain cancer, after having surgery to remove a blood clot from above his eye.
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His lawyer, Jake Harper, argued that after departing the airplane, El-Hanafi began experiencing pain in his right calf, initial symptoms of a blood clot condition called deep vein thrombosis.
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But when they tested it on a pump outside of the body in the laboratory, the researchers could "hear" when a blood clot (made from cow's blood) passed through it.
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"A picture of a brain with a big hole or a huge blood clot or areas of the brain lighting up—it's powerful for clinicians and parents," Wilkinson tells me.
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In December 2012, as Clinton was near the end of her term as secretary of state, she fell at home and suffered a concussion, developing a blood clot shortly thereafter.
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The Daily Nation reported that doctors did not realize they had opened the skull of the wrong patient until two hours into the procedure meant to remove a blood clot.
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HEAT 1073, NUGGETS 119 Miami won at home, with Chris Bosh publicly visible around the Heat for the first time since he was sidelined by a blood clot last month.
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Take Daniel Lewis, who crashed his car into a coal truck 15 years ago, breaking his neck and suffering a blood clot in his brain when he was only 21.
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A blood clot blocks blood flow to the heart and prevents it from getting the oxygen and nutrients it needs, which damages heart muscle and results in a heart attack.
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Her face was swollen; her eyes were taped shut so that they wouldn't dry out; her head had been shaved because the doctors were trying to drain a blood clot.
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Johnson told reporters that he parked his car because he felt like his blood pressure was rising, saying he had accidentally missed a dose of medication for a blood clot.
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Those affected by atrial fibrillation are also at an increased risk of stroke, and an estimated one in six strokes are caused by AFib, according to the National Blood Clot Alliance.
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McCain, who has served Arizona in Congress since 1982, learned about his diagnoses with brain cancer after undergoing a surgery to remove a blood clot above his eye in summer 2017.
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His Initial Surgery McCain's diagnosis came just a few days after he had surgery — a minimally invasive craniotomy — to remove a blood clot above his left eye on July 14, 2017.
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In a series that is seemingly light on star power with Lightning sniper Steven Stamkos out with a blood clot, the cameras will inevitably turn to Tavares to determine the narrative.
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The volunteers included women with uncommon medical conditions that would make them poor candidates for oral contraception, such as migraine with aura or a previous deep-vein thrombosis, or blood clot.
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"When we first learned about the blood clot in her lungs, it was so scary for me because as I nurse, I knew everything that could go wrong," Barb, 61, says.
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Tampa Bay got an emotional lift from the surprise return of captain Steven Stamkos, who played for the first time since March 236 after developing a blood clot near his neck.
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The Voice contestant Janice Freeman, who competed for Team Miley on the NBC series in 2017, died Saturday of complications from pneumonia and a blood clot, according to her management team.
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John McCain will return to work in Washington on Tuesday, a week after being diagnosed with brain cancer following a surgery to remove a blood clot from above his left eye.
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The 39-year-old snowboarding champion, who experienced bacterial meningitis and lost her legs below the knees when she was 19 years old, was diagnosed in February with a blood clot.
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"Subsequent tissue pathology revealed that a primary brain tumor known as a glioblastoma was associated with the blood clot," said a statement from the Mayo Clinic and released by his office.
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First diagnosed with MS at 25, Cohen's limbs are now failing, he is legally blind, he battled colon cancer twice, and he survived a blood clot that appeared in his lungs.
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The announcement came after McCain's office said he would remain in Arizona next week following a procedure to remove a 2-inch (5-cm) blood clot from above his left eye.
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She was hospitalized in January 2013 due to a "potentially serious" blood clot that was discovered during a follow-up exam related to her concussion, according to The New York Times.
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Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle expressed their support for the veteran, who revealed that he had been diagnosed after undergoing surgery to remove a blood clot above his eye.
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Clinton told the FBI that, because of a concussion and blood clot she suffered in 2012, she did not recall all briefings she received as she was transitioning out of office.
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He was called up from AHL Hartford on Thursday to replace forward Chris Kreider, who sat out his first game after being diagnosed with a blood clot in his right arm.
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Ansell, a member and former chairman of the medical and scientific advisory board of the National Blood Clot Alliance, has not examined Bosh and has no specific knowledge of his case.
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The story takes flight when Dorona is summoned by her father, who makes a surprising pronouncement, and their mother, who holds the answers, has been stricken with a fatal blood clot.
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Much of that speculation ties back to an episode in late 2012 where Clinton caught a stomach virus, fell, suffered a concussion and was then hospitalized due to a blood clot.
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He started a family (his wife's family lives in New Jersey), was suspended 15 games in 2017 for domestic violence accusations, and recovered from blood-clot surgery in his throwing shoulder.
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Redness or swelling on the leg could indicate a blood clot, while a fever can be a sign of infection; headaches are another important warning sign that should not be ignored.
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Fixes When Dr. Elliott Haut and his team at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore designed their blood clot prevention protocol back in 2006, they didn't expect to discover systemic gender bias.
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In this case, a woman might have heavy bleeding for a longer period of time, and an ultrasound will show that there is still blood clot or placenta in the uterus.
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The day after delivering her daughter, Alexis Olympia, via C-section in September, Williams experienced a pulmonary embolism, the sudden blockage of an artery in the lung by a blood clot.
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Closer Jeurys Familia was suspended early in the season, and a blood clot discovered in his right shoulder in May then sidelined him for several months, further weakening the relief corps.
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John McCain's absence from the Senate as he recovers from surgery for a blood clot has led the GOP leadership to postpone consideration of health care legislation already on the brink.
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I had been to see a perinatologist around 18 weeks and he had pointed out a large blood clot in my placenta, but didn't seem to make too much of it.
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"Had I not been so active with Dancing with the Stars and also flying – that's probably what in essence caused the blood clot – it really is a blessing in disguise," she said.
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However, Bosh stated Thursday that he is not dealing with a repeat of last season's blood clot issues and hopes to return in time to help the Heat make a playoff run.
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FYI, the execs at the Miami Heat have said they're cutting ties with Bosh over his blood clot condition -- though Bosh says he's determined to continue his NBA career with another team.
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If a blood clot cuts off the oxygen supply, the cells switch to a last-resort energy making method that's a lot less efficient and creates an acidic environment in the brain.
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"Had I not been so active with Dancing with the Stars and also flying – that's probably what in essence caused the blood clot – it really is a blessing in disguise," she said.
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But everything changed on February 6, 1952 (exactly 67 years ago), when George died of a blood clot — making his direct heir and elder daughter, Elizabeth, the new monarch at age 25.
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The health statement says the blood clot, also known as a thrombosis, that Clinton suffered between her brain and skull following a fainting spell and concussion in late 2012 is completely resolved.
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Witnesses saw her lying face-down in the Thames before she was rescued and rushed to an emergency room for emergency surgery after being diagnosed with a blood clot on the brain.
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We're told when she woke from the procedure, Liziane could barely breathe and docs discovered she'd developed a blood clot in her lung, so they decided to place her in a coma.
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Today, as the senator recovers from surgery to remove a blood clot in his brain, the Senate is forced to wait with him to decide whether to pass a controversial healthcare bill.
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Jacob deGrom and Syndergaard looked dominant at times, the rookie Steven Matz pitched better as the spring went on and, despite the blood clot scare, Harvey left Florida looking healthy and strong.
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Ramos is under team control next season and could help form a potent relief corps with closer Jeurys Familia, who is recovering from blood clot surgery, and the left-hander Jerry Blevins.
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Last year, Bloomberg developed an "atrial fibrillation," a type of irregular heartbeat that can increase the risk of stroke or a blood clot, for which he takes a blood thinner, Sisson said.
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Sometimes, for example, the "patient" disclosed having a past medical condition that could make contraceptive use unsafe or ineffective, such as a blood clot formed in the deep veins of the leg.
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Despite my relative good health, some plaque had broken off in my left anterior descending artery and a blood clot filled its space, leaving that major coronary artery nearly 100 percent blocked.
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In July 2017, McCain revealed that he had been diagnosed with glioblastoma, the most aggressive form of brain cancer, just days after he underwent surgery to remove a blood clot above his eye.
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The six-term Republican senator and former presidential nominee, who is 80, has been recovering at home in Arizona since undergoing a procedure to remove a blood clot from above his left eye.
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C Steven Stamkos, out since April 4 following surgery to remove a blood clot near his collarbone, practiced Friday but can't be cleared to play until he is taken off a blood thinner.
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He survived gunshot wounds to the abdomen, chest and left forearm after the attack, and has cited complications from those injuries — including a blood clot — in court appearances on an unrelated murder charge.
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Blood transfusions often involve supplementing patients with specific blood components (also known as products) — like blood plasma, including red blood cells, which carry oxygen, or platelets, which are essential for making blood clot.
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In July, McCain, who has served Arizona in Congress since 1982, announced he was diagnosed with stage 4 glioblastoma, days after he underwent a craniotomy to remove a blood clot above his eye.
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The 2015 health statement says the blood clot, also known as a thrombosis, that Clinton suffered between her brain and skull following a fainting spell and concussion in late 2012 is completely resolved.
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Two weeks after Freeman died of complications from pneumonia and a blood clot at age 33, a celebration of life ceremony was held in her honor on Monday and streamed live on Facebook.
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"We are heartbroken to report that Janice Marie Freeman passed away on March 2, 2019 from an extreme case of pneumonia and a blood clot that traveled to her heart," the statement read.
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But the early days of the pill weren't so rosy, and neither is her story: without the proper information, she is unable to self-diagnose the blood clot that eventually causes her death.
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Doctors now are waiting for the results of a tissue pathology analysis to determine more information about the blood clot, McCain's office said, adding they will release more details as information becomes available.
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Stamkos is coming off a year in which he had 36 goals and 64 points in 77 games before having surgery on April 4 to treat a blood clot near his right collarbone.
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The tumor was discovered after the senior Arizona senator and chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee underwent a minor procedure last week to remove a blood clot from above his left eye.
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"Usually, a blood clot in this area would be a very concerning issue," said Dr. Nrupen Baxi, an assistant professor of neurosurgery at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City.
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At the same time, pregnant women who face these higher risks should consider using more extensive blood clot prevention measures while traveling, such as the injectable blood thinner low-molecular-weight heparin (LMWH).
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Blood transfusions oftentimes involve supplementing patients with specific blood components (also known as products) — like blood plasma, including red blood cells, which carry oxygen, or platelets, which are essential for making blood clot.
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With the Miami Heat moving to cut ties with Bosh over his blood clot condition, the 11-time All-Star appeared in a video on Tuesday vowing continue to pursue his NBA career.
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There are two main types of stroke: ischemic, which is caused by plaque or a blood clot in the brain, and hemorrhagic, which is when a blood vessel ruptures or leaks into the brain.
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Hatcher was eventually rushed to a comprehensive stroke center at Baptist Medical Center in Jacksonville and underwent a new, innovative procedure by specialists to remove a blood clot in her neck, the outlet said.
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That, in turn, was the result of a delay in identifying, from medical scans of her head, that she had a large blood clot in her brain and was in need of immediate treatment.
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Just this week, yet another study appeared warning about the dangers of excessive binge-watching—this time showing an increased risk of dying from a blood clot in the lungs among the Japanese subjects.
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Meredith decides to spend the day with her therapist, who has come in after a blood clot, because that's a thing the chief of surgery can just do when they're having a bad day.
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The cause of death was a "pulmonary saddle embolism," or a blood clot on the branch of the main arteries in her lungs, an investigator with the medical examiner, Whit Majors, said on Thursday.
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"I've had several operations, two pneumonias, a blood clot; right now, I'm dealing with a kidney issue," Manilla, an audio producer and lecturer at the University of California at Berkeley, told CNN affiliate KHNL.
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In July, John — who has served Arizona in Congress since 1982 — announced he was diagnosed with stage 4 glioblastoma, just days after he underwent a craniotomy to remove a blood clot above his eye.
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Plasma, the liquid portion of blood, has proteins that help blood clot; it has long been recognized as a treatment for trauma patients, as well as ill or medicated patients whose blood doesn't clot.
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Clinton takes medication for an underactive thyroid, which has been stable for years, Clarinex for her allergies, a vitamin B12 supplement and the blood thinner Coumadin following a 2012 blood clot in her head.
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After a lengthy series of hospital stays -- after being hooked up to a ventilator, after the seizures, after developing a blood clot in her brain following a new treatment -- the Gavigans had an answer.
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"I haven't been out for two years really with this leg," she said, pointing to a cast on her left leg that she has been wearing since she had complications with a blood clot.
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Ingram, 21, has revealed glimpses of brilliance as a lanky scorer, averaging 18.3 points while shooting 49.7 percent from the field before a blood clot in his right shoulder ended his season in March.
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After consulting with the patient's family, and speaking with neurosurgeons by phone, Dr. Erik P. Askenasy, a colon and rectal surgeon, opened the man's skull to relieve the pressure and remove a blood clot.
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In a sense, the Hopkins checklist puts the decision about blood clot prevention through a prism, separating out and clarifying the sub-decisions the way a prism separates white light into its rainbow colors.
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So when NASA researchers suspected a blood clot in one of their astronauts during a long-duration stay on the space station last year, they had to act quickly to treat the unexpected risk.
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This risk had never been spotted in an astronaut during spaceflight before, so the scientists weighed the risk of the blood clot and its potential to block a vessel in the absence of gravity.
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According to a press release from McCain's office, the senator had a craniotomy to remove a blood clot from above his left eye on Friday, July 14, at the Mayo Clinic in Phoenix, Arizona.
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During Williams' pregnancy, she experienced some complications, including a pulmonary embolism — known as a blood clot or clots in the lungs — and a hematoma — or swelling of clotted blood in her abdomen — which required surgery.
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According to a TMZ report, Freeman experienced trouble breathing while at home with her husband in West Covina, CA, called 911, and was brought to the hospital, where she died from an apparent blood clot.
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After experiencing pain in her left leg, doctors discovered what she thought was a problem with her prosthetic was actually a "massive" blood clot stretching from her hip to the bottom of her left leg.
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It&aposs been used for patients who had an ischemic stroke — when blood to the brain is blocked by a blood clot — and Parkinson&aposs disease, according to a brochure I received from the institute.
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In the video, one woman speaks about seeking treatment for a blood clot that was passing through her body and being turned away from four different doctors because she couldn't set up a payment plan.
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The next year his career nearly ended when a drunk driver struck him as he was crossing a street, leaving him with a fractured skull, a blood clot in his brain and a broken shoulder.
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Reports have come to light that Hillary had a dural venous sinus thrombosis, a treatable blood clot in one of the outflow tracts of the brain and another potential cause of a sixth nerve palsy.
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But as Thursday's fiasco played out, Collins said, the pitching coach Dan Warthen noted that Harvey had not been the same since he was treated for a blood clot in his bladder in late March.
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And long haul flights could even lead to greater risks of deep vein thrombosis (DVT), the ABC reported, where a blood clot forms in the veins of a leg and can cause swelling and inflammation.
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Kucherov scored 30 goals in the regular season, and with Stamkos out recovering from surgery to address a blood clot near a collarbone, he came in as the Lightning's leading scorer among the healthy players.
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Harvey, perhaps unhappy with the way a minor medical emergency, a blood clot that had formed in his bladder, was ridiculed in New York tabloids, declined to speak to the news media after the game.
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West Washington High School's longtime head varsity football coach, Phillip Bowsman, was reportedly on the sidelines of Friday night's match-up when, according to the West Washington School Corporation, a blood clot caused his stroke.
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The possible causes of a blood clot include trauma, repetitive motion or the buildup of scar tissue, said Dr. Allan Stewart, the medical director of aortic surgery at Mount Sinai Health System in New York.
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And then, a succession of issues arose: bowel perforation and surgery to repair it, a hernia, brain bleeds, heart defects and issues, a blood clot, a staph infection, pulmonary hypertension and even the threat of blindness.
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To complicate matters, Finegan-White said she was unable to get the implants removed for four months, and when she was finally able to, she developed a life-threatening blood clot that required an additional surgery.
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Jordan Feldstein, the brother of actor Jonah Hill and actress Beanie Feldstein, died as a result of a blood clot that originated in his leg, according to online records from the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office.
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Later, a doctor in the 19th century was studying blood clotting and he'd uncovered this story from 200 years earlier, and he realized that what the doctor had found was probably a really huge blood clot.
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After conducting a CT angiography scan, which analyzes blood vessels, a doctor told her that she tore her right carotid artery, apparently sending a blood clot to her brain and causing a stroke and brain aneurysm.
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External hemorrhoids develop in the skin around the anus and can be extremely painful as we sit, wipe and go about our daily lives, especially if a blood clot or thrombosis develops inside the hemorrhoid sac.
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Ailes hit his head in a fall eight days and suffered "some kind of blood clot" before slipping into a coma on Wednesday, New York Magazine's Gabriel Sherman wrote in a series of tweets Thursday morning.
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The 80-year-old Arizona Republican was diagnosed with a glioblastoma, one of the most aggressive types of brain tumors, last month after a procedure to remove a blood clot behind his eye detected the tumor.
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She had seen the dream of a 24th Grand Slam title, which would have been the first since the birth of her daughter Alexis Olympia and her recovery from a life-threatening blood clot, slip away.
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Mr. McCain, 80, had a craniotomy — a procedure in which doctors create an opening in the skull — on Friday to remove a blood clot above his left eye, and he is recovering at home in Arizona.
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He'd been prescribed a medication after he suffered a blood clot in the summer, he said, and he thought he fell ill because a doctor had changed his medication and he had accidentally missed a dose.
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The 80-year-old US senator from Arizona had a blood clot removed from near his left eye on Friday; as a result, a planned procedural vote to advance the Senate healthcare vote is being delayed.
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The Arizona Republican's return to Washington comes after he was diagnosed with a glioblastoma, the most aggressive form of brain cancer, following a surgery on July 14 to remove a blood clot from above his left eye.
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Before she was diagnosed with a blood clot this month that left her stuck between keeping her transplanted kidney or her leg, 39-year-old snowboarding champion Amy Purdy was focused on returning to the Winter Paralympics.
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South Carolina police have filed negligence and abuse charges against two people who allegedly left an elderly relative in the same chair for six months, which police say caused her death from a blood clot, PEOPLE confirms.
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While a vitamin IV drip isn't necessarily dangerous, in some cases the vitamins can have a negative reaction with certain drugs, or the IV can cause a blood clot or inflammation of the vein, according to NPR.
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The blood clot stretches from her hip to the bottom of her left leg, she explained, and likely developed due to how often she uses her prosthetics, which can amount to 12 to 18 hours a day.
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The risk of a dangerous type of blood clot, called a venous thromboembolism, nearly doubles for people transitioning from male to female compared to both non-transgender men and women, researchers reported in Annals of Internal Medicine.
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The conspiracy theories about Clinton's health all point back to a very real 2012 incident when the then secretary of state fainted and hit her head so badly it resulted in a concussion and a blood clot.
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Clinton issued a detailed two-page letter from her physician that included a concussion she sustained in 2012, while she was secretary of state; it left her with a blood clot in her head and double vision.
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On right-wing websites and on social media, amateur sleuths, tweeting under the hashtag #HillarysHealth have been writing that Clinton is deathly ill--perhaps something to do with a blood clot in her head in late 2202.
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In July, in a dramatic return to Congress after surgery to remove a blood clot above his left eye, he delivered a harsh critique of the Senate as he called for Democrats and Republicans to work together.
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"She had a blood clot that cut off blood flow to the right side of her brain and had to undergo emergency brain surgery to relieve the pressure building and save her life," Melissa Nordquist Yeager wrote.
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The Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix said Wednesday the Arizona senator was diagnosed with brain cancer after a tumor was discovered during a minor procedure last week to remove a blood clot from above his left eye.
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Also, there's some question around whether McCain's office provided accurate information on the details of his health status, and experts think his blood clot might actually be more complicated and serious that the McCain team is suggesting.
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"An ischemic stroke occurs when blood vessels to the brain are narrowed by a buildup of plaque or a blood clot traveling to that blood vessel," says Steven Reisman, MD, a cardiologist at New York Cardiac Diagnostic Center.
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The 41-year-old country superstar gave a wide-ranging interview for Rolling Stone's August cover story — revealing for the first time that he had to undergo emergency surgery for a blood clot in his chest last year.
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The risk of having a blood clot may be influenced by the type of estrogen and whether some form of progesterone is added, and if so, what type, Pinkerton, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Before the Oscars, Mr. Saviano had suffered a blood clot that required he be hospitalized, but, against medical advice, had checked himself out to attend the ceremony, and afterward checked himself back in (reportedly he was faring well).
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Drouin returned to the team just before the playoffs, as the Lightning needed another forward with Steven Stamkos out due to a blood-clot issue, and he'd later back off his trade request following a strong postseason showing.
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Another woman with an infected uterus was released from a Washington state ER three times, even after passing a blood clot "the size of a jawbreaker," while medical staff hid the option of terminating her life-threatening pregnancy.
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The federal judge overseeing the multidistrict litigation regarding Cook Medical Inc's blood clot filters has denied a woman's request to exclude an expert for the company from an upcoming test trial, just weeks after he narrowed her claims.
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The device, called the Amplatzer PFO Occluder, reduces the risk of stroke in patients whose previous stroke is believed to have been caused by a blood clot that passed through a small hole in the heart to the brain.
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ET, FSN Sun (Miami), WGN (Chicago) ABOUT THE HEAT (203-220): Miami is 0-2100 since Bosh went down with the blood clot issues and is holding on to fourth place in the tightly congested Eastern Conference playoff race.
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One problem that sometimes occurs after long airplane flights is pulmonary embolus, a formation of a blood clot in a leg from which a piece breaks off and travels in the blood to the lungs to cause sudden death.
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"What we've heard from her medical note is, looking at the follow-up, there would be some concern, but she's been tested, and there's no long-term impact from her brain, and the blood clot has resolved," he said.
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The 39-year-old snowboarding champion — who experienced bacterial meningitis and lost her legs below the knees when she was 19 years old — was recently diagnosed with a "massive" blood clot after she felt pain in her left leg.
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The next day, Williams developed a potentially life-threatening blood clot in the lungs known as a pulmonary embolism (PE), which she identified herself, and the clot made her cough so hard that her C-section wound re-opened.
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The estrogen in some birth control pills increases the chance that women taking them will develop a blood clot or venous thrombosis like the one that caused my stroke and hemorrhage, leading neurovascular surgeon Dr. Ricardo Hanel told me.
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I knew about T.P.A. and had always thought it was the only treatment that reduced disability when given to people within a few hours of a stroke caused by a blood clot that blocked a vessel in the brain.
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The Mets could pair Ramos next season with the left-hander Jerry Blevins and closer Jeurys Familia, who is returning from blood clot surgery, to fortify the back end of the bullpen, one of the Mets' weaknesses this season.
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Mr. McConnell had wanted to hold a vote this week, but he was forced to abandon that plan after Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, had surgery last week to remove a blood clot from above his left eye.
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A scene: For a moment, it seemed that the Senate health bill would be imperiled by a blood clot in Arizona, found in a war hero senator, John McCain, whom Mr. Trump once disparaged for being captured in combat.
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Miami's top 3-point shooter this season is Chris Bosh with 81, and Bosh's status for the rest of the season is unclear as he deals with a blood clot that formed in his leg during the All-Star break.
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Cook Medical Inc has asked a federal judge overseeing the multidistrict litigation alleging injuries from the company's blood clot filters to toss from an upcoming test trial a claim that Cook's duty to warn continued even after the device was implanted.
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Difficult territory for candidates Ever since Clinton sustained a blood clot and a concussion after a fainting episode near the end of her tenure as secretary of state in 2012, she has faced a swirl of conspiracy theories about her health.
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For the next 2,000 years, isolated from the rest of the world, prehistoric Andean surgeons scraped, cut or drilled holes into the head of injured patients to clean a wound, drain a blood clot or give the brain room to swell.
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WASHINGTON, July 15 (Reuters) - U.S. Senator John McCain will remain in Arizona next week to recuperate from a medical procedure that removed a 2-inch (5-cm) blood clot above his left eye, his office announced in a statement on Saturday.
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Doctors at the Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix last Friday discovered "a primary brain tumor known as a glioblastoma," according to a statement released by his office last night, during a procedure to remove a blood clot above his left eye.
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A California federal judge has dismissed some claims from six plaintiffs who say they were injured by implantable blood-clot filters made by Cardinal Health subsidiary Cordis, one of several manufacturers to confront numerous injury and death claims over the devices.
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McConnell issued his statement not long after McCain's office disclosed that he had undergone surgery to remove a blood clot from above his left eye, and had been advised by his doctors to stay in Arizona next week to recover.
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McCain, who plans to stay in Arizona this week after a procedure to remove a 2-inch (5-cm) blood clot from above his left eye, has expressed concern about the healthcare bill but has not said how he would vote.
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The number of proposed class actions over Santa Fe's "natural" tobacco nearly doubled last month, alongside other fast-growing product-liability litigations for claims involving Pfizer's erectile dysfunction drug Viagra, C.R. Bard blood-clot filters and 3M's Bair Hugger surgical blankets.
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Throughout the winter finale, Jo and boyfriend Alex Karev (Justin Chambers) try to figure out what medicines a 5-year-old patient named Frankie (Micah Abbey), who may or may not have a blood clot in his brain, has been given.
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I again told him that his abnormal heart rhythm, atrial fibrillation, made it more likely a blood clot could shoot off toward his brain, which in turn could lead to difficulty speaking or moving parts of his… He interrupted me.
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" These rumors date back to at least 2014, when Republican operative Karl Rove used a three-day Clinton hospital stay to deal with a blood clot to suggest that the former Secretary of State might have a "traumatic brain injury.
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ABOUT THE LIGHTNING: Forwards Mike Blunden and Erik Condra, along with defenseman Matt Carle, are day-to-day after missing practice Friday due to injuries while captain Steven Stamkos (blood clot) and defenseman Anton Stralman (broken fibula) remain out indefinitely.
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Haut is a trauma surgeon, not a bias expert, so gender disparities were the last thing on his mind when he and his team put together a computerized checklist that requires doctors to review blood clot prevention for every patient.
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Of all the unfortunate places to be when you discover you have a blood clot, the worst has got to be 250 miles up in the sky, zooming around the world at 17,000 miles per hour aboard the International Space Station.
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About 22.20 hours later, Familia was in St. Louis undergoing an operation to remove a blood clot near his right shoulder, a procedure that will keep him out several months and put further strain on an already hobbled Mets roster.
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"Both pregnancy and air travel are risk factors for venous thromboembolism, or a blood clot in the legs or lungs," said senior author Dr. Leslie Skeith of the University of Calgary, a member of the CanVECTOR Canadian thrombosis research network.
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In a motion filed on Monday before U.S. District Judge Matthew Kennelly in Chicago, AbbVie said Froylan Garcia's lawsuit should be thrown out because his lawyer failed to find an expert witness to support his theory that AndroGel caused a 2013 blood clot.
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And despite the unexpected cancer diagnosis, McCain returned to work at the Senate shortly after he recovered from the surgery for his blood clot — casting the deciding vote that ended a previous attempt by Republican senators to repeal and replace Obamacare in July.
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Senator John McCain underwent surgery Friday after doctors discovered a blood clot above his left eye and will spend next week recovering in Arizona, his office said Saturday, a development that has upended plans for a vote on the Republican health care bill.
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Police said the suspects had asked the victim where he was from and once when they discovered he was an asylum seeker they chased him before launching the assault which left him with a fractured skull and blood clot on his brain.
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The speedy left wing played with center Vladislav Namestnikov and Alex Killorn against New Jersey as Cooper experiments with his forward lines with captain Steven Stamkos (blood clot) lost for 22-to-3 months and Ryan Callahan (lower body) day-to-day.
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On Saturday, Mitch McConnell announced that he would delay consideration of the Senate's latest health care bill after—in a twist so obviously ironic that O. Henry would roll his eyes at it—John McCain required surgery to remove a blood clot.
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McCain was diagnosed with glioblastoma, the most aggressive form of brain cancer, after he underwent surgery at Phoenix's Mayo Clinic to remove a 5-cm blood clot from above his left eye, according to a statement released from McCain's office on Saturday.
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Harvey met with the media and explained his delicate situation, that he had a blood clot in his bladder, that he passed it on Monday, and that he had undergone a minor procedure on Tuesday to check out the bladder, just in case.
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On one particular evening, I was lying in bed with my legs against our headboard, trying to take the pressure off of an ache in my calf that I was pretty sure was a blood clot slowly making its way to my lungs.
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After struggling to write a passable bill and with no votes to spare, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, put off a showdown when Mr. McCain was sidelined by surgery for a cranial blood clot over his left eye in July.
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Every episode, they're tasked with designing and decorating a different room, and although the judging is abrasive and the show's gender politics could use some work, the challenges are interesting — even when they result in blood-clot nightmares like an all-red bedroom.
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Reliever Jeurys Familia, who recently returned to the roster after missing more than three months after surgery to repair a blood clot in his throwing shoulder, entered the game in the bottom of the eighth with the Mets training by two runs.
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New York has its own issues at closer, as Addison Reed will assume the duties in place of fellow RHP Jeurys Familia, who underwent surgery to address a blood clot near his right armpit and could miss the rest of the season. 3.
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If you experience one-sided swelling along with pain in one of your legs, for example, you should contact your doctor, as it could be something more serious, such as a deep vein thrombosis (blood clot), a possible complication after a C-section.
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"I stand here today looking a little worse for wear, I'm sure," Mr. McCain, an Arizona Republican, said in his earlier speech, the marks of an incision for the removal of a blood clot and tumor clearly visible over his left eye.
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Mr. McConnell said the Senate would "defer consideration" of the bill, scheduled for this week, because Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, would be absent, recovering from surgery that he had on Friday to remove a blood clot above his left eye.
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McConnell's office could give no new schedule for the vote, and most on Capitol Hill are waiting for a pathology report to assess how long it will be before McCain returns after undergoing surgery to remove a blood clot above his eye.
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McCain, who plans to stay in Arizona this week after a procedure to remove a 2-inch (5-cm) blood clot from above his left eye, has expressed concern about the health-care bill but has not said how he would vote.
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Garcia - whose family say she died after she suffered a blood clot - was one of an estimated 700 women who die of pregnancy-related complications each year in the United States, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Skeith and her colleagues review the many factors that play into an individual's risk for a blood clot, including height, weight, recent surgery, pregnancy, use of oral contraceptives, hormone replacement therapy and a family history of clots or diseases that promote clotting.
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An autopsy found he had died from a pulmonary embolism from a blood clot that developed in his lower legs, likely due to the prolonged period of restraint, as well as from bacterial infection likely from contact between his open wounds and feces.
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Compared to ischemic strokes — the more common form of strokes, which are marked by a blood clot — hemorrhagic strokes occur when a weakened blood vessel in the brain bursts, leaking blood toward the cerebellum (the part of the brain that controls movement and balance).
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John McCain, Maverick Politician and Decorated War Veteran, Dies at 81 In July 2017, McCain revealed that he had been diagnosed with glioblastoma, the most aggressive form of brain cancer, just days after he underwent surgery to remove a blood clot above his eye.
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However, medical experts say McCain's surgery, in which doctors removed a two-inch blood clot from above his left eye, may be more serious than initially thought, and it could extend his recovery period by an additional week or two, per The New York Times.
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Arizona's John McCain, recently diagnosed with brain cancer and fresh from surgery to remove a blood clot from his head, traveled across the country to excoriate his colleagues for the way this process has played out—and voted for the motion to proceed anyway.
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Making matters worse, conspiracy theories have long circulated among her enemies on the right about the supposedly poor state of her health, triggered by an episode in 2012 in which she fainted, suffered a concussion, and was subsequently found to have a blood clot.
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To the Editor: Three years ago, when Hillary Clinton was discharged from a New York hospital after what must have been a frightening stay for a blood clot, her daughter and husband were by her side, all looking elated but also a bit fragile.
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NOTES: The Lightning, riddled with injuries in the final weeks of the regular season, got several key players back for the playoff opener, though top scorer Steven Stamkos (blood clot) and defenseman Anton Stralman (broken leg) are both likely to miss the opening series.
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That bullpen had a 5.13 E.R.A. going into Friday's game, and its situation is not helped by the continuing absence of closer Jeurys Familia, who is on the 60-day disabled list after surgery this month to remove a blood clot in his right shoulder.
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The Senate, which is delaying its consideration of the bill while Arizona Republican Senator John McCain recuperates from surgery to remove a blood clot, will take it up as soon as all senators are available, Senator John Cornyn, the second-ranking Republican senator, said.
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MORE, who spent 5 1/2 years as a POW, is "not a war hero … I like people that weren't captured" Then today: President Trump called McCain a "crusty voice" in the Senate after wishing him well from surgery to remove a blood clot.
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Williams has previously said that a cut foot and blood clot on her lung that almost cost her career, and life, five years ago had helped her reassess, while in the last 12 months she has also recognized she is in the twilight of her career.
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RHP Addison Reed, who has filled the closer's role for the Mets since Jeurys Familia had surgery in May to remove a blood clot in his right shoulder, is expected to dealt by Monday's non-waiver trading deadline after New York acquired Miami closer A.J. Ramos.
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While the family believes a blood clot may have led to his passing, Fuller's official cause of death has yet to be determined, as the Pickens County Coroner Kandy Kelley in South Carolina told The State newspaper that autopsy results would take six to eight weeks.
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A spokesperson for the Iranian judiciary said the "spy" had been "directly supported" by the US.—NPR News John McCain's Recovery Could Take Weeks US senator John McCain's recovery from surgery to remove a blood clot over his left eye could take weeks, according to medical experts.
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The Heat, who lost Chris Bosh at the All-Star break to a blood clot for a second consecutive year and watched the assistant coach Keith Smart deal with cancer treatment, had trailed in the series, three games to two, before winning two straight while facing elimination.
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They focused on major coronary events, such as heart attacks and strokes, including hemorrhagic strokes -- when a blood vessel bursts in the brain due, usually, to uncontrolled high blood pressure -- and ischemic strokes -- when a blood vessel feeding the brain becomes blocked, usually by a blood clot.
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McCain, a veteran senator and former Republican presidential candidate known as a strong and sometimes fiercely independent voice on defense and security issues, was found to have an aggressive form of brain tumor, glioblastoma, after surgery last week for a blood clot above his left eye.
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N.H.L. Roundup The Lightning beat the visiting Devils, 3-1, on Saturday night with a strong third period, but the result was greatly overshadowed by the news that Tampa Bay's captain, Steven Stamkos, would miss one to three months because of a blood clot in his arm.
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But it was positive for Penumbra, too: the gist of the piece was that patients can wait up to 24 hours (instead of the widely accepted six hours) after having a stroke to remove the blood clot, theoretically raising demand for both Stryker's and Penumbra's devices.
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Pinch-hitter Matt Kemp grounded to first to score Freeman, but Familia rebounded to retire pinch-hitter Tyler Flowers on a grounder to third for his fifth save and his second since his return after an operation to remove a blood clot in his right arm.
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" Shannon, who is bent over on a bed, explains to her daughters that her doctor told her that she needs to go to the hospital and get a CAT scan and tests done because "worse case scenario, it could be a blood clot or a leakage in the sleeve.
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His father is John Gable II, the son of actress Kay Williams and the Hollywood icon who is best known for his role as Rhett Butler in the 1939 epic drama Gone with the Wind, who died in 1960 from an arterial blood clot after suffering a heart attack.
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Although the relative risk indicates that users of the Pill are at between two and four times higher risk of developing blood clots than those who don't use it, the likelihood that you'll actually develop a blood clot, the absolute risk, is somewhere between 0.0005% and 0.001% per year.
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Just days after John McCain underwent surgery last July to remove a blood clot from behind his eye and was diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer, the senator decided to fly from Arizona back to Washington, D.C., to vote on the Republicans' attempt to repeal Obamacare.
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The 80-year-old lawmaker and former Navy pilot, who was re-elected to a sixth Senate term in November, has been recovering at home in Arizona since undergoing surgery at the Mayo Clinic in Phoenix last Friday to remove a blood clot from above his left eye.
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Though the surgery went well, what followed was a six-day battle with a pulmonary embolism (a condition in which one or more arteries in the lungs becomes blocked by a blood clot) that led to multiple surgeries and a handful of additional medical troubles for the new mom.
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Aspen's debt stood at 54 billion rand ($3.7 billion) at the end of 2018, over six times more than in 2013 when it began buying everything from blood-clot treatment brands and a sterile plant from GlaxoSmithKline to anaesthetics rights from AstraZeneca and a factory in the Netherlands.
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The Arizona senator and former Republican presidential nominee is currently recovering from a July 14 operation to remove a blood clot from above his left eye, which his doctors confirmed had been caused by a "primary brain tumor known as a glioblastoma," his office said in a statement.
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Aspen's debt stood at 54 billion rand ($3.7 billion) at the end of 2018, over six times more than in 2013 when it began buying everything from blood-clot treatment brands and a sterile plant from GlaxoSmithKline to anesthetics rights from AstraZeneca and a factory in the Netherlands.
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Though the surgery went well, what followed was a six-day battle with a pulmonary embolism (a condition in which one or more arteries in the lungs becomes blocked by a blood clot) that led to multiple surgeries and a handful of additional medical troubles for the new mom.
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The Mets are still missing shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera (thumb), who is expected to return this weekend; third baseman David Wright (back and shoulder); second baseman Neil Walker (hamstring); starter Tommy Milone (knee); outfielder Juan Lagares (thumb); and relievers Jeurys Familia (blood clot) and Josh Smoker (shoulder and elbow).
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To make room for him on the roster, the Mets placed shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera on the 623-day disabled list with a sprained left thumb and moved closer Jeurys Familia to the 262-day D.L. Familia is expected to miss three to four months after having blood-clot surgery.
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A woman in pain may seem vulnerable, like a mouse or like mousy Beth March in Little Women, whose "pain claimed her for its own," or she may seem untrustworthy like Serena Williams, whose nurse thought pain medication was making her confused about blood clot history and symptoms of pulmonary embolism.
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McCain, who has been gone from the Senate for over a week after surgery to remove a blood clot and a subsequent diagnosis of brain cancer, returned for the vote on Tuesday to applause from both sides of the aisle (although Republicans appeared far happier to see him than Democrats did).
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He has since undergone surgery to repair the broken femur, and currently continues to recover in hospital – although according to a story on his personal website the recovery process has been complicated by both language difficulties and a seizure, suspected to be caused by a blood clot in his lung.
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A Boston University School of Medicine study from this year found that people who reported drinking at least one can of an artificially sweetened soft drink each day were almost three times as likely to have a stroke caused by a blood clot, compared with those who avoided these diet beverages.
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When it came to the risk for developing a stroke caused by a blood clot, the odds for transgender women were 9.9 times higher compared to men in the control group and 4.1 times higher than for women in the control group, based on a follow-up period of more than six years.
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Then one night in December, a week after Mr. Purdy had left the hospital against doctors' orders with little more than a basic wheelchair, he fell short of breath, was picked up by an ambulance and, in the same emergency room that had tended to his gunshot wound, died of a blood clot.
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Those who feel so inclined can dine in the company of ninjas, drink out of urine syringes in a creepy prison ER ward, get their Twilight on with cocktails like the Blood Clot at the Vampire Café, or watch buxom bikini babes duke it out with cyborgs at the perpetually popular Robot Restaurant.
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Being without Wade and All-Star forward Chris Bosh - the latter is out indefinitely with a blood clot in his left calf - has led to Miami speeding up the pace and it is averaging 114.5 points in back-to-back wins with forward Luol Deng emerging to average 28.5 points and 143 rebounds.
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ET, FSN Sun (Miami), CSN New England (Boston) ABOUT THE HEAT (32-25): Bosh is reportedly meeting with specialists to determine if the recurrence of a blood clot issue that caused him to sit out the second half last season was happening in his calf, but Miami is not willing to make any statement.
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Dubbed "ANTs" (for actuating nano transducers), these itsy-bitsy devices could one day realize the vision of the 1966 classic film Fantastic Voyage, in which a miniaturized submarine crew travel through the body of an injured scientist to repair a blood clot in his brain—except there would be no need for shrunken human pilots.
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Photo: Gavitt A. Woodard, M.D., and Georg M. Wieselthaler, M.D. (New England Journal of Medicine)Though it resembles a coral, root system, or some other kind of growth, the above photo actually depicts a six-inch-wide blood clot in the near-perfect form of the right bronchial tree of a human lung, the Atlantic reported on Thursday.
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Given her health history, she had a gut instinct that she was suffering a pulmonary embolism, a condition that develops when a blood clot in another part of your body breaks off and travels along the blood stream and into your lungs, blocking the pumping of your heart, and preventing your heart from taking in oxygen.
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Less than two weeks after surgery to remove a blood clot revealed McCain had brain cancer, the Arizona Republican -- still with a visible scar above his eye -- traveled 2,000 miles from Phoenix and returned to a hero's welcome Tuesday in the Senate, where he delivered an epic 15-minute speech that rattled the conscience of the body.
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After breaking her hip in July 22015, she found herself in and out of the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, and by November of that year she developed a leg infection believed to be a massive blood clot — one that became a gangrenous wound that, despite best efforts, forced doctors to amputate most of her right leg on Jan.
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Familia, who missed most of last season with a blood clot in his throwing shoulder, has been the team's closer the past few seasons, and still may pitch most often in the ninth inning in 2018, but Callaway said he wanted to deploy relievers based on the best matchups — regardless of what inning the game is in.
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Over time, it seemed, Pittsburgh would wear them down with their speed and depth, especially since the Lightning were without their star goalie, Ben Bishop, who left Game 1 with an injury to his left leg, and one of the league's top goal scorers, Steven Stamkos, who may miss the entire playoffs after having surgery to remove a blood clot.
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There are two main concerns addressed by the Seat Egress in Air Travel Act: "economy class syndrome" (the condition experienced by travelers who develop deep vein thrombosis, the formation of a blood clot or clots, after long-distance flights) and the ability for passengers to safely evacuate a plane when they can barely get into their seats in the best of circumstances.
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In a Vogue cover story published online on Wednesday, Ms. Williams, who holds 23 Grand Slam titles — some call her a superhero, others a queen — shared her agonizing postnatal experience, including an episode in which hospital employees did not act on her concern that she was experiencing a pulmonary embolism, a sudden blockage of an artery in the lung by a blood clot.
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When a doctor came out to inform the family in that low-serious tone no one ever wants to hear, it was me who received the news that she would be quickly transferred via ambulance to a nearby ER to rule out a blood clot in her lung — an ailment I'd recommend not googling, as "sudden death" is listed as a primary symptom.
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Pamela Anderson was put in crutches following a calf injury, Lindsey Stirling had a rib injury, Melissa Rycroft suffered a disc herniation, Misty May-Treanor tore her Achilles, Bill Nye tore a tendon, Drew Scott pulled a hammy, Marie Osmond fainted, Derek Hough hurt his foot, and both Tamar Braxton and Kim Zolciak-Biermann had to withdraw due to blood clot issues.
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If you're worried you might have a more serious fracture, you can have someone drive you to the ER. CAUSES AND PREVENTION OF A BLOOD CLOT If no one is available to take you and you see deformity or see bone through the skin, you should call an ambulance, especially if the injury is to one of the long bones of the arms or legs.
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