He had a rare blood vessel disorder called cavernous hemangioma.
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And if it went up, now you're talking a blood vessel.
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But what about other kinds of heart and blood vessel problems?
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An aneurysm is a balloon-like bulge in a blood vessel.
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When blocked, blood vessel walls relax and blood flow is increased.
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An aneurysm is a ballooning of a blood vessel in the brain.
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Surgery could not fix all the damage to this major blood vessel.
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That's when a blood vessel ruptures and bleeds into the brain tissue.
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People with diabetes are at risk for life-threatening blood vessel diseases.
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This indicates a less healthy response in the blood vessel lining with PTSD.
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The Likely Culprit: A broken blood vessel, also known as a spider vein.
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To place the stents, doctors make a small cut in a blood vessel.
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One type of stroke is where someone's blood vessel bursts in the brain and that person begins to bleed, while the other type is a clot in a blood vessel, where the blood stops flowing to that part of the brain.
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Scientists are still unsure how exactly, but estrogen prevents blood vessel walls from building.
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"We can now use them to study blood vessel diseases directly on human tissue."
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Methamphetamine use can also make blood vessel walls weak and more prone to rupture.
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The weblike redness we see is caused by a dilation of the blood vessel.
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When a blood vessel is damaged, it can rupture and leak blood, causing a bruise.
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Andre had a hemorrhagic stroke, which is when a blood vessel ruptures in the brain.
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The bullet need not even hit a blood vessel directly in order to rupture it.
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We can replace heart valves through a hole in a blood vessel, why not this?
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"They're one popped blood vessel or car accident away from being this way," she said.
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A cardiologist threads the device to the heart through a blood vessel in the groin.
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Sometimes during or after such an operation, a tiny blood vessel gets kinked or blocked.
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She died of a cerebral hemorrhage three days after he mistakenly severed a blood vessel.
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These include a fat embolism, when fat enters the bloodstream and blocks a blood vessel.
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Blood-vessel dilation causes oxygen to flood your system, which equals a boost in collagen production.
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Vaping has also been linked to breathing problems as well as heart and blood vessel damage.
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Straub endured a tear in the inner wall of the aorta, the body's main blood vessel.
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His daughter Sally Bliss said the cause was complications of vasculitis, an inflammatory blood vessel disease.
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There were also 23,262 hemorrhagic strokes, the rarer type that occur when a blood vessel bursts.
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It can take 30 to 60 minutes to make each of the four blood-vessel connections.
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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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When a blood vessel in the brain ruptures or leaks, Reisman says you've suffered a hemorrhagic stroke.
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It's also possible that depression, which is common among veterans with PTSD, could influence blood vessel health.
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A flint arrowhead was found in his left shoulder, which had probably pierced a critical blood vessel.
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"Two [previous] case reports showed that capsaicin could cause blood vessel narrowing in the heart," he said.
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The odds favor you; the chance of damaging the bowel, or a major blood vessel, are low.
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On Monday, scientists announced the discovery of a totally new type of blood vessel in our bones.
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A brain aneurysm is a bulge in a blood vessel that can prove fatal if it bursts.
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Cho had broken a blood vessel in his C3 and C4 vertebrae, which had caused the paralysis.
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Statins improve blood vessel function and lower inflammation, which may account for some of the possible benefits.
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"I popped a blood vessel," said the boy's mother, Delight Greenidge, in an interview with the public broadcaster.
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Later, the doctors can go back and do a more definitive surgery to repair the broken blood vessel.
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Turns out she has a "small hematoma" in her eye, or blood gathered outside of a blood vessel.
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"We walk through the blood vessel with the patient and we recreate the stroke," Faux told Mashable Australia.
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I'd train my breath and learn to read sonar until I retrieved every lost blood vessel of you.
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Cardiovascular technologists and technicians use imaging technology to help physicians diagnose cardiac and blood vessel ailments in patients.
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Marshall says a bullet hit Barnes' arm, damaging the bone and a major blood vessel around his elbow.
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Before Collins bursts a blood vessel, though, it's worth remembering just what saved the Mets a year ago.
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The cause was a sudden tear in a blood vessel in her heart, which she sustained on Sept.
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By the end of the experiment, people in both yoga groups experienced similar improvements in blood vessel flexibility.
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Your body is going to fight back furiously with severe shivering and blood vessel constriction and you'll feel miserable.
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"This polyp is attached to a blood vessel, so if you try to remove it, it bleeds," he explained.
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The Singin' in the Rain star died from a blood vessel that ruptured and caused bleeding in her brain.
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If accidentally injected into a blood vessel, for instance, they can cause tissue death, permanent blindness or a stroke.
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What I'm nearly bursting a blood vessel about is the fact that humans are blissfully ignoring the aging process.
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But recent research suggests, while blood vessel disorders certainly contribute to migraine pain, they are not the root cause.
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Marvin L. Dawkins was a 210-year-old AT&T manager when a blocked blood vessel left him paralyzed.
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If you've ever picked up a car rental from the airport, surely you've burst a blood vessel or two.
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The study, published Tuesday in the journal Radiology, concluded that vaping temporarily impacts blood vessel function in healthy people.
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The fossils also showed a vascular record, or evidence of blood vessel activity, supporting a rapidly growing young dinosaur.
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A thin, hollow tube called a catheter is inserted into a large blood vessel that leads to your heart.
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They hoped to avoid damaging a large blood vessel the tumor was sitting on, as well as the woman's heart.
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While most RCVS patients do well, she added, a minority can have such severe blood vessel spasms that they die.
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The result is the $2,000 3D printer that you see above, constructing the blood vessel network inside a mouse liver.
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But inflammation and blood vessel impairment, which are characteristic of hypertension, are also known to be involved in pregnancy loss.
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Humacyte is a medical research and regenerative medicine company that claims to have created the world's first bioengineered blood vessel.
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The 62-year-old, who took office last month, had emergency angioplasty to unblock a blood vessel late on Tuesday.
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Named after a blood vessel in the abdomen, the procedure uses skin and fat from there to rebuild a breast.
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With a smaller heart attack, a blood vessel is mostly blocked but a trickle of blood can still get through.
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They occur when a blood vessel becomes blocked by fatty deposits and blood has trouble passing through to the brain.
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That, in turn, could potentially lead to changes in blood vessel function later in life that contribute to cardiovascular disease.
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Another study, published in the journal Radiology in August, foud that vaping temporarily impacts blood vessel function in healthy people.
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She also told CBS Denver that Ally suffered a burst blood vessel from the incident and is currently in physical therapy.
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The green sash isn't a blood vessel but a stream of the amniotic fluid that bathes the fetus in the uterus.
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After Yale doctors replaced a major blood vessel in a 76-year-old man's heart, his chest became infected with bacteria.
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The theory is that this blood vessel damage disrupts communication in areas of the brain important for mood control, said Schram.
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Debbie Reynolds died from a blood vessel that ruptured and caused bleeding in her brain ... this according to her death certificate.
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If a clot in an atrium travels to a blood vessel that leads to the brain, there can be a stroke.
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The company believes the therapy reduces inflammation, increases blood flow and spurs blood vessel formation that helps repair the heart muscle.
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He says the blood vessel has been repaired, and that Barnes is expected to emerge from surgery within a few hours.
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Absorb's appeal is that it allows the blood vessel to return to a natural state, free from a permanent metal implant.
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To do so, the active ingredient in the drug inhibits an enzyme called phosphodiesterase 5 (PDE5) found in blood vessel walls.
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Shifts in collagen regulation and blood vessel fluid management were mid-level, and genomic instability was regarded as potentially high-risk.
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If a recent piercing continues to bleed, it may be that a blood vessel was hit and it isn't clotting properly.
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They also tested gait speed and length, since slow gait and short steps may be markers of poor blood vessel function.
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Past age 20163, "can you grab a tiny little blood vessel with a forceps and not grab something else?" he asked.
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Chocolate contains high amounts of theobromine, a stimulant and blood vessel dilator, so it can cause heart failure, kidney damage and seizures.
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In an email obtained by BuzzFeed News, Balaban shared a proposal for a "blood vessel" grant with Yankaskas later that same month.
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In 21980, a premature baby was born in Maryland who needed surgery to tie off a dangerous blood vessel near his heart.
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The most famous case of pink eye, recounted on the games site Destructoid, appears to have been merely a burst blood vessel.
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At the same time, reduced blood flow in your arteries leads to hostile conditions that promote injury to the blood vessel walls.
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Over the next few years, the two surgeons had important roles in virtually every major development in heart and blood-vessel surgery.
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And what happens in some people is that a blood vessel gets dilated or hypertrophied, and it pushes against the trigeminal nerve.
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In particular, the deep-space mice exhibited diminished vasodilation—relaxation of blood vessel walls—related to the blood vessel's innermost "endothelium" layer.
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Dimon, 63, experienced an "acute aortic dissection" — a tear in the inner lining of the aorta blood vessel — requiring surgery Thursday morning.
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The Edwards valve is compressed onto a balloon catheter that is pushed through a blood vessel from the groin to the aorta.
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But until that day in the tree, I never thought that having a blood vessel bleed in my brain made me different.
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Additionally, a high intake of potassium, calcium, and magnesium can ease tension in the blood vessel walls, which helps lower blood pressure.
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When the issue was discovered, the FDA had to develop a test capable of identifying nitrosamine in the blood vessel-widening drugs.
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"Cardiovascular disease continues to be a major cause of death and disease," and blood vessel damage may underlie much of that, Pope said.
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About 6 percent of patients had hemorrhagic strokes, a less common type that is caused by a ruptured blood vessel in the brain.
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An ambulance brought her to the emergency room, where doctors told her she had internal bleeding from a blood vessel that had burst.
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Abbas, 81, underwent cardiac catheterization, a process in which a tube is inserted into a large blood vessel that leads to the heart.
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"Cells simply cannot survive without a blood vessel supply that's smaller than 200 microns [0.07 inches], which is extremely small," Atala told Gizmodo.
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People who've had a ruptured aneurysm (a burst blood vessel) in their brain often complain about feeling the worst headache of their life.
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The spherical structures (shown in pink) represent a pair of Zika virus particles in a blood vessel filled with blood plasma cells (tan).
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When implanted, they grew into bone tissues with working blood vessel network and functional bone marrow that supplied the body new blood cells.
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Sitting for long periods may also adversely affect blood vessel function and increase food cravings, causing us to eat more and gain weight.
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Dissecting a set of cranial nerves for a class presentation, he noticed something amiss: a tiny blood vessel pressing on the trigeminal nerve.
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The task was beginning to seem hopeless: Once a clot blocked a blood vessel supplying the brain, its cells quickly began to die.
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Zeichner also warns that if air gets into a blood vessel it could interfere with the delivery of nutrients through your blood cells.
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They saw a spike in glucose, which was to be expected, but also saw evidence in their subjects of blood vessel wall damage.
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Watching the reaction to the medications can reveal whether the patient has significant degrees of blood-vessel restriction, or what's known as vasospasm.
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At age 9 he was found to have HHT, or hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia, a genetic disorder that leads to abnormal blood-vessel formation.
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Most of the difference was in ischemic stroke, the most common cause, resulting from a blocked blood vessel supplying blood to the brain.
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With pregnancy in particular, they write, the risk is higher because of physiological changes, such as slower blood flow and blood vessel dilation.
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I was, I ended up having a blood vessel in my brain that spasms when my blood pressure gets to a certain level.
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The study was observational, and can't prove that PTSD causes blood vessel damage or leads directly to heart attacks and strokes, the authors note.
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Last year, Sichuan Revotek created the world's first blood vessel bio-printer, which is said to be able to produce living tissue and organs.
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A new study found taking fish oil supplements ineffective in preventing the surgically-produced blood vessel access points used for dialyses treatments from failing.
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Making blood vessels smaller than actual human blood vessels allows the scientists to take the blood vessel from goop to testable in just hours.
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Obese people were also about twice as likely as normal-weight patients to have vascular injury, or blood vessel damage, the study also found.
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Most traditional migraine medications work to combat blood vessel expansion and block pain signals from the brain, but they don't do this very well.
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Third, higher levels of systolic blood pressure in children, as early as age six, are associated with blood vessel abnormalities in middle-aged adults.
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And a doctor was showing me an X-ray of my brain and pointing to a dark spot where a blood vessel had burst.
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For mothers of infants with non-critical defects, the risk of heart failure, pulmonary blood vessel disease, and pacemaker insertion were each roughly doubled.
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My earliest memories include my parents telling me that when I was a baby a blood vessel in my brain had broken and bled.
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Studies on pistachios, for example, find that the nut can reduce blood vessel tightening (called peripheral vascular resistance), heart rate, blood pressure and cholesterol.
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The results of RaNiya's autopsy showed the girl had a condition known as arteriovenous malformation, which caused a blood vessel in her brain to burst.
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These changes were temporary, but if repeated over a long period of time could cause inflammation and deterioration of blood vessel health, the researcher added.
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Symptoms of migraines and brain aneurysms, which occur when a blood vessel in the brain weakens, can be similar, but the conditions are not related.
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The ambulance crew can also place balloons in the body's main blood vessel using a technique called REBOA to reduce blood loss in the abdomen.
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In addition, the odds of being hospitalized in England because that blood vessel has ruptured are more than double those in the U.S., researchers found.
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For years, migraines were thought to be a kind of blood vessel disorder, as many migraine patients, like me, experience throbbing pain in their temples.
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In one of them, they actually go in and open the skull and put in a little pillow between the nerve and this blood vessel.
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The biggest bonus is that the blood-vessel dilation leads to a flood of oxygen to your system, which equals a boost in collagen production.
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Capillaries, the smallest type of blood vessel which are 10 times thinner than a human hair, are that support structure for blood throughout our bodies.
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Scanning the lump, Dr. Cherniak saw that it had veins, meaning it was not an abscess and appeared to be attached to a blood vessel.
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Last month the American Academy of Ophthalmology used the Clayton case to point out the potential dangers in the misuse of the blood vessel constrictors.
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The doctor placed a small structure in each patient's blood vessel to open it up, which allowed blood to flow through, according to the report.
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The 7-year-old dog was diagnosed with cancer in his blood vessel walls, CNN affiliate WMTV reported, and had a 1% chance of survival.
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The 62-year-old Gentiloni, who took office last month, had an emergency angioplasty to unblock an obstructed blood vessel near his heart late on Tuesday.
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The stentrode is less invasive because it can be inserted through a vein in a patient's neck and placed in a blood vessel near the brain.
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The researchers cracked open the teeth, and extracted DNA from the pulpy, blood vessel-rich tissue inside that was protected through the centuries by the enamel.
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The 62-year-old Gentiloni, who took office last month, had an emergency angioplasty to unblock an obstructed blood vessel of the heart late on Tuesday.
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This most common type of "brain attack" is often caused by a clot that blocks a blood vessel and so prevents blood flow in the brain.
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Possibly he banged his head during one of those falls, the ones that couldn't kill him; possibly a blood vessel in his brain just gave way.
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A local hospital determined that Alyssa, who'd always been healthy, had a ruptured brain aneurysm: A blood vessel inside her brain had suddenly and unexpectedly burst.
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In the cardiac-catheterization lab, a cardiologist fed a narrow tube through a blood vessel and injected a dye to illuminate the arteries supplying her heart.
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If a blood vessel bursts in the brain, it is called a hemorrhagic stroke, and blood may leak into the cranium and severely damage brain tissue.
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How it works During the surgery, Kang's team replaced a 2-centimeter segment of abdominal artery with a 3-D printed blood vessel in 30 rhesus monkeys.
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A moderate-intensity walking regimen may reduce symptoms of mild cognitive impairment that are linked to poor blood vessel health in the brain, a small study suggests.
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A stroke takes place when either a "clot blocks the blood supply to the brain or when a blood vessel in the brain bursts", the CDC says.
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As the needle is inserted, it shows the image on a computer screen, which will highlight in red when it senses a blood vessel near the needle.
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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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In rare cases, blood vessel constriction in the brain can cause a stroke, Gunasekaran added, although that hasn't been documented in a case involving spicy pepper eating.
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Ball has battled a rare blood vessel disorder called arteriovenous malformation, which is an abnormality in the connection between arteries and veins in the brain or spine.
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Holding the pigeon on her knee, she found a blood vessel on the underside of a wing and inserted a tiny needle to draw a blood sample.
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Only about half the patients who were screened qualified for treatment, known as thrombectomy, which uses a mechanical device to pull clots out of a blood vessel.
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Characteristic waveforms are associated with various conditions—atrial fibrillation, or the blockage of a blood vessel—and rules to recognize these waveforms are fed into the appliance.
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The nicest thing I can honestly say about this blood vessel, which ties the heart to some other vital organ, is that it is, in fact, edible.
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At the same time, levels of factors related to blood vessel growth dipped, and immune-system chemicals that ignite inflammation rose, according to the report in Circulation Research.
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While in the hospital, nearly all the patients, 98 percent, underwent a procedure to clear a blocked heart artery and place a stent to support the blood vessel.
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The chemicals in tobacco smoke harm the cells in your blood vessel, increasing your risk of plaque build-up in your arteries, which can lead to heart disease.
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When researchers looked at individual heart problems, those who took their pills at night saw their risk of death from heart or blood vessel problems reduced by 66%.
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Rutherford said researchers first linked depression to blood vessel damage in the 1990s, but advances in treatment have been limited and mainly focused on preventing poor vascular health.
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The drug is currently approved for use in patients with advanced kidney cancer who have received a prior treatment of drugs that block blood vessel growth in tumors.
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For people without heart or blood vessel disease or risk factors like diabetes, optimal LDL levels are below 100 milligrams (mg) of cholesterol per deciliter (dL) of blood.
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Cartilage structures are likely to make it to human testing first, he says, because, unlike muscle and bone, cartilage can do well without an extensive blood vessel system.
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It was semi-fun and highly poisonous for a while, but if we see one more edible Tide Pods variation we might just burst a blood vessel. Oh!
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The veteran had to get 6900 stitches after shrapnel went through the left side of her face, breaking her jaw and a main blood vessel to her brain.
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Once a tick taps into a blood vessel, it releases chemicals that suppress the immune system for a week or more, giving the germs a dangerous head start.
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The mechanism is unclear, but it may be that some reproductive abnormalities are caused by the same things that cause cardiovascular disease — namely, inflammation and blood vessel dysfunction.
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More recently, Dr. Emani and his colleagues have discovered that they can infuse mitochondria into a blood vessel feeding the heart, instead of directly into the damaged muscle.
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She also revealed that she has been diagnosed with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, a chronic ailment that affects the connective tissue of the skin, joints, and blood vessel walls.
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E-cigarette flavors can also damage human blood vessel cells even in the absence of nicotine, according to a study of lab-grown cells by researchers at Stanford.
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Someone has a heart attack and recovers, but is left with scar tissue, the result of cell death due to temporary oxygen starvation resulting a blocked blood vessel.
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From this outpost, the stent (a small mesh tube meant to be implanted in a blood vessel) sends signals through wires to a transmitter in the patient's chest.
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Aside from PTSD, veterans also experienced less blood vessel expansion if they were older or had high blood pressure or impaired kidney function, which might be related to diabetes.
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A federal appeals court on Wednesday invalidated a patent relating to Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals' blood vessel dilator Inomax, helping clear the way for Praxair Inc to launch a copycat version.
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Unless it is wedged in a vital organ, the eye, the joints, the spinal fluid or a blood vessel, a bullet is usually just left alone, according to Weiss.
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The episodes got so bad that he eventually visited the ER.Thankfully, a brain scan didn't reveal any major neurological issues, such as a bulged blood vessel (aneurysm) or bleeding.
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Their nuptials occurred in Larry's hospital room as the television personality was preparing to undergo surgery to clear a clogged blood vessel in his heart, according to The Blast.
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It's rare, but the type of bacteria linked to the recalled eggs could cause blood vessel infections, endocarditis (an infection of the inner lining of the heart), or arthritis.
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The pressure of holding in a sneeze can also cause you to pop a small blood vessel in your eye, nose, or eardrum, but that's very rare, said Tylor.
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As it turned out, Smith actually had an "aggressive" tumor "wrapped around a very large blood vessel in the brain," explained Dr. John Tynes, chief medical officer at Bayshore.
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Strokes can also be hemorrhagic, when a blood vessel has ruptured and the blood that spills into or around the brain creates swelling and pressure, damaging the brain tissue.
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Finally, the bone implants, which were printed using human stem cells and implanted in rats, triggered the formation of a blood vessel system that was observable after five months.
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A stroke occurs when a blood vessel that carries oxygen to the brain is blocked by a clot, or bursts, affecting the arteries leading to and within the brain.
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Mast cells are usually more sensitive in people with asthma and allergies, and blood vessel changes more reactive in those who are sensitive to environmental irritants and temperature changes.
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The shots deliver drugs that fight a substance called vascular endothelial growth factor, and thus shrink the growth of what amounts to an abnormal blood vessel harming the retina.
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Background: A stroke happens when brain cells die because the blood supply is interrupted by a clot, or a blood vessel bursts from high blood pressure or an aneurysm.
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"Most of these modifiable risk factors, such as smoking, hypertension and diabetes, damage the endothelium - the inside of blood vessel walls - that in time, leads to strokes," Budson added.
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Across all the studies, there were 17,966 heart attacks and 2,599 ischemic strokes, the most common type that results from an obstruction in a blood vessel supplying the brain.
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To explore the connection between PTSD and blood vessel health, Grenon and colleagues tested how well veterans' arteries relaxed and expanded when a blood pressure cuff tightened on their arms.
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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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She later learned that she had burst a blood vessel because the vacuum setting was too high — a problem she'd had never had with the three other pumps she'd used.
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In pigs, the bio-glue sealed a punctured carotid artery, a major blood vessel in the neck, in less than a minute and also filled holes in the cardiac wall.
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The stentrode will be implanted in a blood vessel that sits over the brain, and will turn brain signals into electrical commands that could wirelessly move the exterior mechanical technology.
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Eloise Hoffman, who turns 2 next month, was born with truncus arteriosus, a heart condition where just one blood vessel leads out of the heart instead of the usual two.
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In order for cancer to reach a new site within the body, it appears that a cancer cell travels through the bloodstream, entering and then exiting through blood vessel walls.
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"The idea that a very small blood vessel, the diameter of a mechanical pencil lead, could cause such outsize pain didn't resonate with people at the time," Mr. Shelton said.
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Some Marfan features – for example, aortic enlargement (expansion of the main blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart to the rest of the body) – can be life-threatening.
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New guidelines for blood vessel size and proper implantation techniques put in place for the new Absorb stent since the study began, however, should lead to better results, researchers said.
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Absorb, which is larger than traditional metal stents, is made of a plastic designed to fully dissolve over the course of about three years, leaving a naturally flexible blood vessel.
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The policy covered 80 percent of the nearly $9,000 to treat the 8-year-old dog's hemangiosarcoma, a blood vessel cancer in an unusual location: the roof of his mouth.
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The group attributes this initial noisiness to the interfering effects of blood flow, which would have been mitigated as the mesh and the surrounding blood vessel began to grow together.
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Shattered fragments from the vape sliced open a blood vessel in Brown's neck that delivers blood to the brain, and he died at the hospital from a stroke on January 29th.
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By the time he was discovered, he had spent hours on the floor of his study in a semi-conscious state, having succumbed to a burst blood vessel in the brain.
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Causes of premature birth like infection and inflammation are also well-known risk factors for hardening of the arteries, blood vessel dysfunction and rupturing of fatty plaques inside arteries, Franklin said.
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But the Dutch researchers found that sildenafil was associated with the babies developing a blood vessel disease in the lungs and with an increase in the risk of death after birth.
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There may be more of a place for stents in patients who are sicker, who have disease in more than one blood vessel, or who fail to respond to medical therapy.
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Within five days of implantation, the stem cells were able to grow into the various types of cells needed to make a functioning blood vessel, including endothelial cells and smooth muscle cells.
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In the first year after a hemorrhagic stroke, the rarer type that occurs when a blood vessel in the brain bursts, anemia was associated with a 50 percent greater risk of dying.
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That sound he heard was a weakened blood vessel in his brain that had burst, leaking blood toward his cerebellum, which is the part of the brain that controls movement and balance.
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In rare cases, salmonella can spread to the bloodstream and cause severe or fatal illnesses, such as blood vessel infections, endocarditis (an infection of the inner lining of the heart), or arthritis.
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Vascular cognitive impairment, or VCI, refers to mildly impaired thinking or more advanced dementia that's due to the same kinds of blood vessel damage seen with heart disease elsewhere in the body.
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According to her tweets she was taken to a hospital that performs cardiac catheterizations, a procedure in which a long, thin, tube is threaded into a blood vessel leading to the heart.
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Okada, as it turns out, was fine, and the two men finished the match, but Shibata had suffered a subdural hematoma—a burst blood vessel and pooling of blood in the brain.
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If you grabbed 100 Americans off the street and gave them a brain scan, two would likely have what's called a cerebral aneurysm—a weak or bulging blood vessel in the brain.
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According to studies I've read on the internet, playing music makes you feel happier and improves blood vessel functions but I'm not sure if what I feel listening to this is regular.
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Well, nicotine and other chemicals in the vapor can impair blood vessel dilation, increase arterial stiffness, increase blood pressure and heart rate and hurt the lungs by being toxic to alveolar macrophage.
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He said he would look for signs of all the standard detectable neurological entities, including strokes, blood vessel diseases, tumors, certain types of epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, degenerative disorders, physical trauma and infections.
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That condition differs from the damage that occurs during a stroke, when a single blood vessel is blocked, said Dr. Lee H. Schwamm, executive vice chairman of neurology at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Because, frankly, I've never been able to beat a single Mega Man stage, and Mega Man 11's Normal difficulty was going to make me pop a blood vessel out of rage.
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So when that blood vessel would spasm, I would have stroke-like symptoms because your body thinks it's having a stroke, and I would lose feeling in one side of my body.
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If he monitors how propofol enters the brain, Brown says it travels through a major blood vessel that passes through the brainstem, where it interacts with GABA receptors and turns off arousal centers.
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Well, the actively dangerous compound in chocolate for your pet is theobromine, which is kind of like caffeine: It's used medicinally as a diuretic, heart stimulant, blood vessel dilator and a muscle relaxant.
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In February the firm received approval from regulators in the United States to sell its software for the detection, from brain scans, of strokes caused by a blockage in a large blood vessel.
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For example, for a patient with a more minor blood vessel injury on the leg, doctors may put a small piece of plastic in place (called a "shunt") to keep the blood flowing.
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"Second, plant-based diets are also linked to healthier body weights, lower inflammation, lower risk of type 2 diabetes, better blood pressure and blood vessel function, and beneficial gut bacterial metabolites," she said.
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"The only time you would guess 'Q' is a when blood vessel bursts in your brain and it's the last thing you say before you collapse and die," a Wheel-focused account wrote.
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The scientists studied 96,043 people for an average of nine years, recording their LDL level biennially and tracking cases of hemorrhagic stroke, caused by the rupture of a blood vessel in the brain.
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The scientists studied 96,043 people for an average of nine years, recording their LDL level biennially and tracking cases of hemorrhagic stroke, caused by the rupture of a blood vessel in the brain.
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Drinking more than four drinks a day also increased the risk of hemorrhagic stroke, the result of a burst or leaking blood vessel in or near the brain, by up to 82 percent.
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Researchers found that very low LDL, or "bad" cholesterol, and very low triglycerides are associated with an increased risk for hemorrhagic stroke, the type caused by a ruptured blood vessel in the brain.
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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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Because of prior blood clots in her legs, and the one that occurred in a brain blood vessel, her doctor decided to start her on the blood thinner warfarin, and she's taking that chronically.
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The most common type of stroke — in both young women and the general population — is an ischemic stroke, caused by a clot or severe narrowing in a blood vessel carrying blood to the brain.
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Exposure to air pollution is known to lead to a host of health problems such as high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, cancer, bone loss, blood vessel damage, inflammation, cognitive issues and even death.
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About seven in one million Americans under age 50 die annually from strokes caused by a blocked blood vessel, and nine per million die from a brain hemorrhage, the two main types of strokes.
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Dimon, who has helmed JPMorgan for over a decade, underwent surgery for acute aortic dissection, a condition where the inner lining of the aorta tears away from the outer edge of the blood vessel.
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For a typical angioplasty, a procedure that opens a blocked blood vessel to the heart, the average U.S. price is $32,200, compared with $6,400 in the Netherlands, or $7,400 in Switzerland, the survey finds.
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The stentrode device went through hundreds of design changes before researchers were satisfied it met their requirements of being light, flexible, bio-compatible and small enough to be threaded into a one millimetre blood vessel.
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For example, if there is only a small amount of tumor DNA in the blood — as is usually the case in early stage cancers — or if a tumor is close to a major blood vessel.
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One worry is that long-term spaceflight could harm blood vessel health; researchers have spotted thickening of the carotid artery in astronauts on six-month flights, which could be a signal of potential cardiovascular disease.
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Based on net sales, Eylea currently accounts for about 70 percent of the overall U.S. market for anti-VEGF treatments, a class of medicines that reduce new blood vessel growth or swelling, the company said.
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For one fistula, they used a gel-like foam that breaks down on its own within four to six weeks; for the other, they used a microcoil specifically designed to block a single blood vessel.
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The carotid artery on the right side of her neck, the blood vessel that brings blood from the heart to the brain, had been injured, in what is called a spontaneous carotid-artery dissection (SCAD).
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Friendships, for all they are forged in nightclubs, need breathing space outside of the pounding 4/4 of a kick-drum, or the blood-vessel bursting one-up-manship of super-charged after party chats.
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Along with standard health measures, blood samples and brain scans were conducted, with a research scanner that divided the brain into 126 regions and analyzed for signs of blood vessel leakage pointing to brain damage.
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Valdez, who's also a registered dietitian and founder of Genki Nutrition, a nutrition coaching service, explains that potassium counteracts sodium by easing the tension in the blood vessel walls, which results in lowering blood pressure.
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People at increased risk include those with a history of blockages or aneurysms (abnormal bulges) of the aorta or other blood vessels, high blood pressure, certain genetic disorders that involve blood vessel changes, and the elderly.
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Diego Simeone has not had a similar wardrobe malfunction, although it does sometimes appear as if he might burst a blood vessel, particularly when he is stomping around after a referee's decision goes against his team.
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Despite 31 riders having dropped out of the race—including one of Jensen's teammates—because of the 104-degree heat, Jensen's death was almost immediately blamed on performance-enhancing drugs, specifically amphetamines and blood vessel dilators.
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The decision comes in light of a match that took place on April 12th, where boxer Guillermo Herrera suffered an 8th round KO loss and still remains hospitalized from a ruptured blood vessel in the brain.
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Lenvima, an oral drug known chemically as lenvatinib, was discovered by Eisai scientists and belongs to a class of medicines known as tyrosine kinase inhibitors that block the blood vessel supply to tumors and tumor growth.
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The American Cancer Society says that not only is exercise safe during cancer treatment, it has been shown to help with heart and blood vessel fitness, muscle strength and body composition, according to the group's website.
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She was rushed to the hospital where an MRI revealed she had subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH), which is bleeding in the space between the brain and its surrounding membrane, caused by head trauma or other blood vessel problems.
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"With an aneurysm, a weak part of [a blood vessel in the brain] could rupture at any time, or never rupture at all—but a sudden change in intracranial pressure could cause it to rupture," said Tylor.
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Average systolic blood pressure - the pressure exerted on blood vessel walls when the heart pumps, and typically the first number in a blood pressure reading - increased progressively from mild to moderate to severe periodontal disease, researchers found.
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For example, in the past, doctors and nurses were sometimes taught to add an extra step — pull back on the syringe to make sure the needle hasn't inadvertently landed in a blood vessel; that's no longer recommended.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, moyamoya disease, the cause of which is unknown, is an uncommon blood vessel disorder where the carotid artery becomes blocked or narrowed, resulting in a loss of blood flow to the brain.
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In the corridor of the Bastille, he crossed paths with the tenor Jonas Kaufmann, who was scheduled to sing Lohengrin after a much-publicized monthslong pause to recover from a burst blood vessel on his vocal cords.
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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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"Clinical trials have suggested that there is less bleeding risk with NOACs compared to warfarin, and at least some NOACs also may be slightly better at preventing blood clots, (blood vessel obstruction) and stroke," January said by email.
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It's involved in tons of processes throughout the body, including converting food into energy, blood glucose control, blood pressure regulation, bone development, DNA synthesis, muscle and nerve function, blood vessel contraction, and the regulation of enzymes and hormones.
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The newly approved valve-in-valve treatment involves placement of a new artificial valve inside a failing valve through a blood vessel or small cut in a patient's chest, a less invasive procedure than repeat open heart surgery.
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If you sleep flat on your back, as Dr. Goffman said, the structure we're most worried about is the inferior vena cava, so it's this big blood vessel bringing blood back up to your heart and your head.
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Whether it was his lungs, a reported ruptured blood vessel, or the act of fighting in the freezing English rain wearing nothing but a thin pair of breeches, Power did not fare well in his fight with Carter.
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Cody Durrer, first author on the paper, says that their findings could suggest that following a keto diet might make you more intolerant to carbohydrates and predispose you to blood vessel damage if you suddenly gorge on carbs.
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In addition to plaques and tangles, other potential villains found in the brains of people with a diagnosis of Alzheimer's include silent strokes and other blood vessel diseases, as well as a poorly understood condition called hippocampal sclerosis.
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Joey underwent an eight-hour operation on May 23 at Leeds Children's Hospital in England to widen a blood vessel to help blood pump more freely from his heart, and he spent nearly a week in the hospital recovering.
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Why not find a different molecule designed to encourage blood-vessel growth, or boost the division of stem cells in the skin — a molecule delivered not in the form of a pill but as a nutrient in my food?
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Indeed, it recommends no opioids for patients heading home after uncomplicated labor and delivery, or after cardiac catheterization, a procedure in which a thin, hollow tube is inserted into the heart through a blood vessel to check for blockages.
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Then, after accounting for factors like age, education, and smoking history, they compared their levels of various conditions such as heart failure, stroke, and fatal aneurysm (a bulged blood vessel that can rupture) over a median period of 7.5 years.
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"In practice, if there is a blood vessel there, then the neurosurgeon can simply rotate the needle (and the hole) or move forward a little," says McLaughlin, who's the chair of biophotonics at the University of Adelaide's Center for Nanoscale Biophotonics.
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Sukul and colleagues analyzed data on more than 42,000 Michigan patients who underwent percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI), a common procedure to clear a blocked heart artery that typically includes placement of a tiny tubular stent to keep the blood vessel open.
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International guidelines say that surgery, either with a traditional operation or through the blood vessel itself, should be considered when the diameter of the aneurysm has reached 25 millimeters (22012 inches) in men or 267 mm (275 inches) in women.
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The Patriots would go on to lose their first two games, losses that were even more crushing because quarterback Drew Bledsoe had his season ended due to a torn blood vessel sustained after a hard hit in their second game.
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This may make biological sense, because arteries don't need to be as flexible when there isn't much blood in them, but when the blood flow increases, the blood vessel remains stiff, increasing blood pressure and raising the risk for atherosclerosis.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers only used one test of blood vessel health known as brachial artery flow-mediated dilation, and additional tests might provide a more complete picture of any changes associated with yoga, the authors note.
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In medical school he'd learned VEGF controls blood vessel growth, and he hypothesized that the blood moles that had shown up with every Castleman relapse were a direct result of that protein spike, which signals the immune system to take action.
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Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni is awake and lucid and is communicating with his office by telephone after having a stent, or a small tube, put into a blood vessel near his heart, a government source said on Wednesday (January 11).
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Thomas L. Steinemann, clinical spokesperson for the American Academy of Ophthalmology and a professor at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, says wear and care are key factors in how much blood vessel growth occurs, and how much it affects sight.
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Preclinical studies have shown that by putting the stentrode in a blood vessel near the motor cortex, a key control centre for the brain, you can get the same recording as people previously obtained by surgically inserting something directly into the brain.
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Unlike traditional prescription migraine medicines, which typically work to lessen the blood vessel expansion that causes pain but don't really hit at the underlying causes, CBD and THC treatments help to solve several different migraine-related problems in your body at once.
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In June, Platts-Mills and other researchers revealed that more than a quarter of patients who came to the University of Virginia's medical center for cardiac catheterization, to clear out life-threatening blood-vessel blockages, were sensitized to alpha-gal without knowing it.
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But Talbot got his chance in 2014-15, when Lundqvist had to sit out for almost two months after injuring a blood vessel in his neck, and he ran with it all the way to a starting gig in Edmonton last season.
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Raniya Wright, 10, Died of Natural Causes, Not Because of School Fight, Officials Say Investigators said that Raniya, whose death caused an outpouring of grief and made national headlines, had a birth defect that caused a blood vessel in her brain to burst.
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MIT has developed robotic thread that could make even the least invasive current brain surgery techniques even less so, and potentially make it easier and more accessible to treat brain blood vessel issues like blockages and lesions that can cause aneurysms and strokes.
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When researchers analyzed data on almost 173,000 stroke patients, they found anemia associated with almost twice the risk of dying in the first year after an ischemic stroke - the most common type that results from an obstruction in a blood vessel supplying the brain.
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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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The idea is to spin down a sample of a person's blood in a centrifuge to isolate molecules that help trigger tissue and blood vessel growth, then inject this enriched blood back into the body, hopefully stimulating tissue regeneration to help a wound heal faster.
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The gas crossed the bowel wall into the blood vessel and as the blood travels back to the lungs to drop off carbon dioxide and get some more oxygen, it drops off those gasses it collected from your colon and you breathe them out.
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Nor should he have sex or masturbate until his body could recover, to avoid the excruciating pain and risk of tearing the lining of his urethra, breaking a blood vessel and causing "bruising in places that are awkward and weird," as Chris puts it.
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Interestingly, the fat tissue from those volunteers who regularly exercised also showed a small but meaningful increase in genetic activity related to blood vessel proliferation, suggesting that their tissue was more primed than that from the sedentary volunteers to start creating additional blood flow.
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Recounting the visit during a January episode of his podcast R3003C2300, Sabathia said he was scared upon learning of a 22009 percent blockage found in the widowmaker artery, an ominous nickname for the left anterior descending artery, a critical blood vessel leading into the heart.
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The patient was a middle-aged man who was born with a leaky valve at the root of his aorta, the wide-bored blood vessel that arcs out of the human heart and carries blood to the upper and lower reaches of the body.
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The president has said Biden is "not playing with a full deck" and the conservative aggregator Drudge Report ran a banner headline about Biden's "eye filling with blood" when he suffered a burst blood vessel during a town hall event on CNN last week.
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Certain substances - including capsaicin, the active ingredient in chili peppers - can trigger blood vessel constriction, Dr. Kulothungan Gunasekaran, a senior staff physician at Henry Ford Health System in Detroit and one of the doctors who took care of this patient, told Reuters Health in a telephone interview.
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Ricky, 27, suffered a deep wound to his left thigh that severed a major blood vessel, causing catastrophic bleeding, while Paul, 54, was knifed in the arm, hand, leg, and foot—the bottom of which was left "hanging off" because it had been "hacked" at so ferociously.
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For the surgery, she uses a tool called a loop electric cauterizer, where an electric current runs through a metal loop, heating it up so that it can cauterize the blood vessel and control the bleeding (we've seen this before, in episode one of season two).
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The researchers also found that the one-year stroke risk doubled when multiple blood vessel clogs were seen with brain imaging, a large artery was narrowed by heart disease and the patient scored a 6 or 7 on a seven-point scale that assesses stroke risk factors.
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In healthy young adults with no signs of heart disease, researchers found that exposure to fine pollution particles known as PM 2.5 led to inflammation-causing changes in immune cells and a rise in debris in the bloodstream representing dead endothelial cells, the type that line blood vessel walls.
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"Blood vessel damage is an underlying characteristic of much cardiovascular disease including coronary artery disease and cerebrovascular disease and can lead to serious, even life threatening acute disease events including heart attacks and strokes," said lead author Dr. C. Arden Pope III of Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah.
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In the new study, the authors used magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to take several measurements of blood vessel function in 31 healthy adults who had never smoked, before and after they took 16 three-second puffs of an e-cigarette containing propylene glycol, glycerol and flavoring but no nicotine.
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An analysis of tens of thousands of cases where doctors cut into the femoral artery in the thigh to clear blocked blood vessels or perform other procedures reveals that the device, which seals the puncture in the blood vessel, carries a higher risk of complications than similar tools.
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When looking at all participants, including those with normal, elevated and high blood pressure, the researchers found medications to be more effective than exercise at lowering systolic blood pressure – the "top" number in a blood pressure reading, which indicates the pressure on blood vessel walls when the heart pumps.
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The Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education has approved 331 schools in the U.S. Where the jobs are: Texas, Ohio, Florida, California, Illinois Median pay: $55,570Job growth through 2024: 22.2% These combined fields both represent health care workers focusing on diagnosing and treating heart and blood vessel issues.
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She had met with diabetes educators before, and she knew what uncontrolled glucose does to a person with diabetes, from speeding up nerve damage in the feet to hastening blood vessel damage in the back of the eyes and the kidneys, to increasing her risk of heart disease.
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During nearly four years of follow-up, there were 143 new heart attacks and deaths from heart disease and 570 new cases of cardiovascular disease (including not just heart attacks and deaths but also heart failure, stroke, procedures to reopen clogged arteries, and other heart and blood vessel problems).
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The same researchers recently published a review in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology (JACC) that looked at 200 published studies about the impact of salt on the microbes in our gut, our immune system and small blood vessel damage that could lead to kidney problems and dementia.
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"[Cell Stem Cell]Update: The authors of the Nature study issued this statement in response:"While the new study by Boldrini et al offers interesting evidence of declining blood vessel growth in the adult hippocampus, we dispute the interpretation of their cellular staining experiments as evidence of new neurons in the adult brain.
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"When CGRP is released, outside of the brain, it causes inflammation and blood vessel dilation -- the blood vessels get big -- and that combination of inflammation and blood vessels getting big is the pain of migraine," said Tepper, who is also a professor of neurology at the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth College.
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College students may not be as heart-healthy as they think High blood pressure, which occurs when the force of blood pushing against blood vessel walls is too high, is similar to turning up the water in a garden hose – pressure in the hose increases as more water is blasted through it.
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Last week, in the journal Nature Genetics, researchers at Harvard University and the Broad Institute published evidence that they can check out 6 million spots in a person's genome to assess their risk for developing coronary artery disease, when the main blood vessel supplying the heart with oxygen gets clogged with plaque.
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The musical control is impeccable, and one is struck by Bolaño's ability to nudge on his long, light, ethereal sentence — impossibly, like someone punting a leaf — image by image: the falcon, the red hue, the sunset, the dawn, the dawn seen from a plane, the femoral artery, the blood vessel, the abstract painter.
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"Our organoids resemble human capillaries to a great extent, even on a molecular level, and we can now use them to study blood vessel diseases directly on human tissue," lead author Reimer Wimmer, a postdoctoral researcher at the Institute of Molecular Biotechnology of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (IMBA) in Vienna, said in a statement.
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"There is a long history of using snake venom as a tool to study blood clotting mechanism," Tseng said, adding that the only available antiplatelet drugs used for thrombosis -- in which a clot occurs in a blood vessel and obstructs circulation -- are also based on venom, though not the same one used in her study.
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During this time, 216,2254 people developed coronary artery disease that can lead to heart attacks; 273 people had ischemic strokes, the most common kind, which occur when a clot blocks an artery carrying blood to the brain; and 22 people had hemorrhagic strokes, which are caused by a ruptured blood vessel in the brain.
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It's a good thing that picking the right one doesn't have to bring on yet another online-shopping black-hole headache — because over the past few months, we've tested some of the most innovative, puffiness-deflating, high-definition brightening, blood vessel-constricting eye creams on the market, and found a select few that earned five stars across the board.
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The brains flushed with this solution four hours after death showed reduced cell death; restored blood vessel structure and circulatory function; preserved anatomical and cell architecture, and restored some cellular inflammatory responses, spontaneous neural activity at synapses and active metabolism when compared with rapidly decomposing brains that were flushed with a solution lacking the same necessary ingredients.
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Salim Yusuf, professor of medicine at McMaster University and the principal investigator of the PURE study, from which the participants were chosen, said, "For doctors, including questions about the duration of sleep and daytime naps in the clinical histories of your patients may be helpful in identifying people at high risk of heart and blood vessel problems or death."
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FDA grants priority review to Genentech's Rituxan (rituximab) in children with two rare blood vessel disorders Cosentyx first to show efficacy in all key manifestations of psoriatic arthritis * SGS SA: acquires I2I Infinity Ltd, the leading provider of electronic certificates of origin in the UK * Interroll Holding said it had received a large follow-up order from South Korea.
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MIT's researchers also note that you can modify the core construction of the robot threads with other materials to serve different functions, and showed this by replacing the nitinol at its center with a fiber-optic filament, which in practice could be used to transmit laser light to blast away a blockage in a brain blood vessel.
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Because the study only focused on Bikram yoga, and didn't include other forms of yoga or other exercises, it's also not clear whether the blood vessel changes in the study might be limited to Bikram yoga or occur with other activities, said David Shannahoff-Khalsa of the Center for Integrative Medicine at the University of California, San Diego.
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The proboscis of the Mosquitos hides six parts: two shafts with tiny teeth are used to saw through our skin; another two are used to hold the tissue apart; a sharp labrum shaft is used to probe for a blood vessel to suck blood from it; and the final shaft is meant to drool saliva into us to keep our blood flowing.
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A Wearable Robotic Tail Turns Anyone Into a Furry With Improved BalanceThere are lots of companies who make wearable tails for humans, but they're usually for cosplay or…Read more ReadStrokes are a leading cause of death and disability in the United States, but relieving blood vessel blockages within the first 90 minutes of treatment has been found to dramatically increase survival rates of patients.
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Joshua Neally is a lawyer and Tesla owner from Springfield, Missouri, who often uses the semi-autonomous driving system called Autopilot on his Tesla Model X. The system has come under fire after it was involved in a fatal Florida crash in May, but Neally told online magazine Slate that Autopilot drove him 20 miles down a freeway to a hospital, while Neally suffered a potentially fatal blood vessel blockage in his lung, known as a pulmonary embolism.
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