For example, stress and inflammation near blood vessels can cause blood vessels to constrict.
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The needle detected blood vessels with a sensitivity of 91.3% and a specificity of 97.7% in blood vessels wider than 500 μm.
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At such a small scale, the researchers could visualize the mummy's blood vessels, different layers of skin growth, adipose cells, blood vessels, and nerves.
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These will constrict the blood vessels and reduce redness temporarily, but the blood vessels will dilate after the effect of the drops wears off.
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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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Systolic pressure is the force with which the heart pumps blood through the blood vessels, while diastolic pressure measures resistance in the body's blood vessels to the blood flow.
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But a CT angiogram of the brain's blood vessels did reveal something unusual: a substantial narrowing of the left internal carotid artery and four other blood vessels supplying the brain.
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These waves are said to break up "micro plaque" (the microscopic deposition of cholesterol and calcification on the inside of very small blood vessels) and stimulate the growth of new blood vessels.
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The 10-hour uterus transplant procedure involved placing the organ, shaped like an upside-down pear, correctly in the pelvis and connecting blood vessels from the donor uterus to Jennifer's blood vessels.
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Because blood vessels in the eye and brain are similar, Deal and her fellow researchers hypothesized that looking at blood vessels in the eye might explain what was happening in the brain.
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Dilated blood vessels mean more blood leaking out before clotting.
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Over time, that can permanently scar his lungs' blood vessels.
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It transmits signals between nerves and also dilates blood vessels.
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Antioxidants protect cells, blood vessels, and organs from oxidative damage.
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Her arms and legs would ache from blocked blood vessels.
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The bullet cut through blood vessels and broke a bone.
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So what's the big deal some new blood vessels show up?
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An illustration of the replica human blood vessels created by scientists.
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Amphetamine use can cause vasoconstriction, or tightening of the blood vessels.
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This promotes the growth of new blood vessels from old ones.
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Or, it could be that depression leads to unhealthy blood vessels.
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This compresses the cells, and strengthens the resulting artificial blood vessels.
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Translation: Electrolytes help to keep fluid inside of our blood vessels.
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The surgery requires joining nerves and blood vessels under a microscope.
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The bullet damaged blood vessels, bones, and internal organs, Sava said.
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What they can't do is create healthy, virile new blood vessels.
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The donor's head's blood vessels were later attached to the recipient's.
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It has bones that develop from cartilage and contain blood vessels.
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Damage to blood vessels begins soon after blood pressure is elevated.
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They break capillaries and small blood vessels while probing for blood.
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It impairs vision by damaging the blood vessels in the eyes.
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In the wet type, abnormal blood vessels grow under the macula.
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There was also some evidence of damage to gluteal blood vessels.
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Certain medications that constrict blood vessels can also make matters worse.
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Pelvic blood vessels may also be compressed as the uterus grows.
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" However, Springer told Broadly, "In this case, the rats are a good model; blood vessels of rats and humans respond similarly to tobacco smoke, and rat blood vessels respond similarly to tobacco and marijuana smoke (although duration is longer for marijuana), so it is reasonable to suspect that human blood vessels will respond similarly to the rat vessels to marijuana smoke.
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The feature is called online motion correction, and works by taking video of the brain's blood vessels under a microscope and then using a robot to adjust the needle to move with those blood vessels.3.
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The way these researchers tackled this problem was by attaching the blood vessels of the donor rat's head to the blood vessels of a third rat whose circulation kept blood flowing continuously to the donor rat's brain.
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The question, however, is whether these blood vessels always correlate with baleen.
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If they come loose, clots can block blood vessels and cause strokes.
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When you rehydrate, sodium and potassium keep fluid inside your blood vessels.
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They also cannot print more delicate structures like blood vessels, or vasculature.
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Folks with this disease frequently die from blood vessels rupturing, for example.
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In older adults, even healthy ones, blood vessels may not dilate efficiently.
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But with a hand it's tendons, nerves, blood vessels, which are vascularized.
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Increasing pollution also suppressed factors that led to growth of blood vessels.
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In some cases, high blood pressure can cause blood vessels to burst.
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The attending surgeon put a clamp across its tether of blood vessels.
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Blood was pouring into body cavities from scores of torn blood vessels.
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They dilate small blood vessels by relaxing the smooth muscles around them.
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Blood vessels also didn't relax properly even when the firefighters took medication.
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Scientists aren't exactly sure how PTSD might affect the flexibility of blood vessels.
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They might be deployed, Fantastic Voyage-like, to take pictures inside blood vessels.
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"The crystal clarity of your cornea is destroyed by blood vessels," Steinemann says.
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But that thickens the blood and can cause complications like clogged blood vessels.
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And in fact, traces of blood vessels were detected in the Maiabalaena fossil.
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Surgeons worked to transplant the skin, muscles, tendons, nerves, bone, and blood vessels.
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Two other peptides from kambo could also cause your blood vessels to dilate.
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Fine hairs (yellow), thicker whisker (yellow) and blood vessels (black) are all visible.
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Except in the eyes though, where they removed all of the blood vessels.
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As the cuts heal, the pair's blood vessels will grow together and merge.
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Endothelial cells are able to rearrange themselves, charting the "route" blood vessels take.
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They tried exposing the vessels to acetylcholine, a drug that dilates blood vessels.
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The collagen supports blood vessels so they are more protected from blunt force.
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Microvascular, which relates to the smallest blood vessels, is positively impacted by alcohol.
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And then there's the squishy inner pulp, where blood vessels and nerves reside.
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Then they "seeded" the spinach veins with human cells that line blood vessels.
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It affects connective tissues that largely support the skin, bones, and blood vessels.
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The surgery involves transplanting skin, muscles and tendons, nerves, bone and blood vessels.
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Some, using vasodilators to open up blood vessels, causing engorgement, may "work" temporarily.
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Morgan had rosacea, which left ruptured blood vessels and pockmarks on his nose.
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Lasers like the V Beam and Excel V target blood vessels, destroying them.
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As a result, their red cells became defective and clogged their blood vessels.
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An arteriovenous malformation is a tangle of blood vessels containing arteries and veins.
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Pools of static blood dried into a thick paste in her blood vessels.
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In the next operation, surgeons usually turn to repair of small blood vessels.
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Visible blood vessels, commonly called spider veins, occur with aging and sun exposure.
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The skin ailment can cause easy blushing or flushing with visible blood vessels.
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This puts deep pressure on veins, eyes and blood vessels and causes drainage.
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Blood pressure is defined by two numbers - systolic pressure, which represents the force with which the heart pumps blood into the blood vessels, and diastolic pressure, a measure of the resistance to the blood flow in the body's blood vessels.
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Testicle transplants are rarely performedTesticle transplants require surgeons be extremely physically adept because they must fuse the donated testicle&aposs blood vessels with the recipient&aposs blood vessels in order for the donated testicle to function properly, according to Najari.
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Crawford gave him oxygen, IV diuretics, and ACE inhibitors to relax his blood vessels.
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Serelaxin was meant to relax blood vessels to ease the burden on the heart.
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In modern filter-feeding whales, these grooves contain blood vessels that supply the baleen.
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But less is known about what vaping does to the heart and blood vessels.
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Fibromuscular dysplasia, or F.M.D., is a mysterious and rare disease of the blood vessels.
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Raised blood glucose can eventually damage the heart, blood vessels, eyes, kidneys and nerves.
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That means the clusters must be passing through even the smallest blood vessels (capillaries).
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She was put on vasopressors, drugs that tighten blood vessels and raise blood pressure.
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Decongestants squeeze blood vessels in the nose, reducing inflammation by restricting the blood supply.
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A map of lorry journeys looks a bit like a network of blood vessels.
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The students first noticed that the blood vessels in the woman's chest were abnormal.
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Trump, we will tear down blood vessels of those who are hostiles to TURKIYE.
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Norepinephrine, a so-called vasoconstrictor, raises blood pressure by causing blood vessels to constrict.
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And within 24 hours, blood vessels start to sprout in these microchannels, Atala said.
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The fat in the human body is a rich source of these blood vessels.
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Another promising targeted approach involved aiming drugs at the creation of new blood vessels.
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"The blood vessels in all different parts of the body will constrict," she said.
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Dermal bone does not start out as cartilage and does not contain blood vessels.
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Blood vessels in the extremities also constrict, channeling oxygen-rich blood to vital organs.
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So we get a detailed picture from head to toe of your blood vessels.
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Blood vessels dilated in response to drugs that cause that response in living brains.
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He didn't think it was an infection, but a cluster of burst blood vessels.
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Something like running helps the heart use oxygen more efficiently and regrow blood vessels.
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When you stretch your skin, you may also see blood vessels and brown pigment.
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Lisinopril blocks the enzyme angiotensin, which tightens blood vessels, leading to lower blood pressure.
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Sometimes these problematic blood vessels cause symptoms such as minor seizures, Dr. Wechsler said.
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They can image networks of teeny-tiny blood vessels, undisturbed in their natural arrangement.
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The damaged blood vessels cause hemorrhages and leaking, both visible during routine eye exams.
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Fluids leaked out of his blood vessels, a sign that his liver was failing.
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Surgical staplers cut and seal blood vessels and tissue, often during minimally invasive surgeries.
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At the same time the heart rate slows down and the blood vessels expand.
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Blood vessels migrated into the transplanted tissue and the graft was healing after a month.
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Ehlers-Danlos syndrome is a rare genetic disease that affects connective tissue and blood vessels.
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Copper also is part of what keeps bones, blood vessels, and your immune system healthy.
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The body's attempt to eradicate the faulty blood vessels and repair the damage causes scarring.
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The drug works as a vasoconstrictor, narrowing blood vessels to, among other places, your penis.
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The heart, for instance, is a muscular organ that pumps blood through our blood vessels.
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Doctors then inject dye to visualize the blood vessels and identify any problems or blockages.
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The test looks for signs of clogged blood vessels and determines likelihood of heart attack.
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Without these ready-made blood vessels, cells cannot be supplied with critical nutrients and oxygen.
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A special detergent strips away the muscle cells, but leaves the proteins and blood vessels.
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"Fortunately, the rod did not pierce any major blood vessels in the brain," Giri said.
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Over pressure would burst blood vessels and make a person dazed and confused, Barnett explained.
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"Young children have fine blood vessels, which made the operation much more difficult," Ren said.
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Subcutaneous fat, on the other hand, does not structurally support the blood vessels—it's padding.
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Estrogen is also a vasodilator, meaning it keeps blood vessels open, which could increase bruising.
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A small tube is threaded through the blood vessels to reach and clear the blockage.
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Previously, scientists had only identified a handful of blood vessels entering and exiting mice bones.
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"Or perhaps it's an inherited fragility of the blood vessels in the skin," said Duffin.
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Her right leg was broken and infected, and the blood vessels in it had ruptured.
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Cancer "disseminated" via blood vessels, "attacked" the organs, and began to sprout and flourish there.
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Collagen is a protein found in tissues such as tendons, skin, blood vessels and bones.
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Bucklew has the rare medical condition cavernous hemangioma, which damages blood vessels and causes tumors.
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Born by cesarean section, the girls emerged with their skulls and blood vessels fused together.
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Closer analysis revealed a few-millimeter-thick layer of structures that looked like blood vessels.
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"The most convincing thing in the data we've got are the blood vessels," Liu said.
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"Any time blood vessels expand or contract, there is going to be pain," said Leikin.
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The rare occurrence involves a tear in one or more blood vessels of the heart.
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Some who get SCAD have known disorders that affect the strength of the blood vessels.
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The misshapen cells get stuck in blood vessels, causing strokes, organ damage and agonizing pain.
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More from Tonic: A PDE5 inhibitor is a vasodilator, meaning that it opens blood vessels.
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Ingredients to avoid include cinnamon, wintergreen oil and even niacin, which can dilate blood vessels.
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She spotted "a perfect demonstration" of lesions around the tiny blood vessels, a telltale sign.
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It can also cause repeated joint dislocations and injuries of skin, muscle and blood vessels.
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The system uses an on-board SpO2 sensor that transmits a light into blood vessels.
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The disease can lie dormant for decades and then affect the liver, joints, blood vessels.
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Antibiotics are delivered in the bloodstream, but there are fewer blood vessels in the throat.
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And some of its blood vessels are so wide that you could swim down them.
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"You need a certain amount of nutritional Drano to keep blood vessels clean," said Fried.
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It makes the person&aposs blood vessels to constrict , and kicks their metabolism into overdrive.
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He explained that there is a mile of blood vessels in every pound of fat.
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Mr. Paddock's brain did have changes commonly seen in Americans of his age, including evidence of atherosclerosis — fatty plaques inside blood vessels that can impair circulation, which brain cells rely on to survive — and damage to the brain's blood vessels resulting from high blood pressure.
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Wired with hundreds of tiny blood vessels, the penis and testicles provide ample opportunity for mistakes.
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Resveratrol acts in the same way in smooth muscle cells from human blood vessels, they found.
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The Likely Culprit: Cherry angioma, a common growth created by a collection of small blood vessels.
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Also, alcohol is a vasodilator, meaning it makes blood vessels expand and relax, Dr. Halpern says.
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The decline in neuroplasticity was more pronounced in older people with fewer newly-formed blood vessels.
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It could impact small blood vessels, disrupting the flow of oxygen to parts of the brain.
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Normally, red blood cells are oval and flexible so they can course through blood vessels effectively.
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They constrict the swelling of blood vessels, which can prevent the painful evolution of a migraine.
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Decongestants decrease the fluid in the lining of your nose by constricting blood vessels, Murphy says.
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The paper explains that ketamine narrows blood vessels, which hinders drops in body temperature and shivering.
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"It's why women get varicose veins," says Davis, "and why women's blood vessels change after menopause."
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It was covered in a network of blood vessels and it was also kind of spongy.
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The experiment restored flow in the pigs' blood vessels and stopped cells, including neurons from dying.
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The blood vessels in the Petri dish responded just like they would in a diabetic human.
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Cooling likely protects the hair by constricting blood vessels in the scalp and reducing chemical activity.
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Also, growing the ear under the skin of her forearm allows new blood vessels to form.
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SIPE occurs when blood vessels in the lungs leak fluid and blood into the alveoli (airspaces).
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I bawled until blood vessels burst around my eyes and screamed until my throat was raw.
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What's more, preliminary research has shown that other substances in vaping liquid may damage blood vessels.
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Cauterizing blood vessels to prevent bleeding also helped her better see inside the lipoma, Lee said.
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Recent studies suggest e-cigarettes can cause acute harm to blood vessels and restrict blood flow.
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"People have been known to pass out when their blood vessels open up quickly," Burke said.
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As the temperature drops, blood vessels narrow and can raise the risk of a heart attack.
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Prostaglandins also prompt blood vessels to dilate, or widen, increasing blood flow to the affected area.
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Taking NSAIDs results in fewer prostaglandins and consequently less inflammation and less dilation of blood vessels.
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"A gunshot wound to the neck, there are so many large blood vessels there," he said.
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And in the sound experiments, brain blood vessels also worked better, further helping clear harmful proteins.
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"It is a fluffy organ nestled in a rich bed of blood vessels," Dr. Teitelbaum said.
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After explaining that she "popped a lot of blood vessels in [her] face" vomiting after a "rough night" at 10 weeks pregnant, Kramer tells her viewers in a video taken three weeks later that the same thing — "so many blood vessels broken" — had happened once again.
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The scalp is filled with blood vessels, but I made quick work of them with long cauterizing tweezers in my right hand and a delicate, angled suction in my left—the first tool singed the blood vessels closed, the other let me see where I was moving.
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My esthetician, Silvia, told me that the chill shocks your skin, which then constricts your blood vessels.
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Most nerves and blood vessels are located in the dermis, the layer of skin underneath the epidermis.
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When the dinosaur was alive, this is where blood vessels, blood and nerves would have been housed.
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In people with Coats disease, blood vessels behind the retina grow abnormally and are prone to bleeding.
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In people with the condition, blood vessels behind the retina grow abnormally and are prone to bleeding.
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"Long-term uncontrolled diabetes has negative impact on our blood vessels, nerves, muscles, and bone," Hassoon said.
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Chemicals in secondhand smoke can cause changes to blood flow, blood vessels, blood pressure and heart rhythm.
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Schardt had a mass of blood vessels in the part of her brain that affects her speech.
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After about a week of being joined in this way, the animals' blood vessels began to merge.
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After two months, the ears still maintained their shape, and cartilage tissue and blood vessels had formed.
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We know that that blood is delivered to our various cells through a network of blood vessels.
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When owls twist their heads around exorcist-style, their blood vessels balloon out to create blood reservoirs.
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In addition to reducing cellular death, BrainEx preserved circulatory function in major arteries and small blood vessels.
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The researchers focused on a cross-section of the wing bones and their density of blood vessels.
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The FDA will look at whether these candidates can safely undergo hemodialysis using Humacyte's bioengineered blood vessels.
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The Groundhog Day actor died at 69 from a rare autoimmune disease that affected his blood vessels.
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"Spider veins are the very fine, superficial blood vessels that you see on the skin," she explains.
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The added pressure causes the heart to work too hard and blood vessels to function less effectively.
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" Ross says the rash is caused by the "blood vessels in your skin dilating from the orgasm.
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That the blood vessels are so clear make the scientists confident that they also have seen meninges.
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Dilating those blood vessels is an essential way we release the heat building up in our bodies.
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This would require opening his skull and evacuating the blood, and singing shut the spurting blood vessels.
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Volume loss, pigment and visible blood vessels, or some combination of all three, are the usual culprits.
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Amlodipine, a calcium channel blocker, causes blood vessels to relax and widen, and lowers the heart rate.
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Organs are damaged, blood vessels rip and many victims bleed to death before they reach a hospital.
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It was later found to be thoracic outlet syndrome, in which blood vessels near the collarbone constrict.
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Bam said he had edema, swelling in the body caused by blood vessels leaking fluid into tissue.
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A bullet entered his left hip, shattering bones and ripping through organs and blood vessels, doctors said.
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Once they enter the body, they fragment and explode, pulverizing bones, tearing blood vessels and liquefying organs.
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"Then CT angiography was done, which showed narrowing of the blood vessels in the brain," Gunasekaran said.
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This system includes veins, arteries, blood vessels and capillaries that carry blood to and from the heart.
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The specific flavanol in dark chocolate has also been shown to dilate blood vessels, the researchers note.
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But the rat blood vessels seem to be quickly replaced when the organs are transferred to mice.
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"The catheter goes through the kidney through smaller and smaller blood vessels until the area that needs to be embolized is isolated, and then there would be any number of materials that can be injected into the catheter to cause the blood vessels involved to clot," Dr. Berns explains.
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This time around, he had injected three "doses" of semen, entering both his blood vessels and his muscles.
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Your blood vessels dilate, blood flow patterns charge into your brain, and you get a feel-good rush.
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It's supposed to help your blood vessels work more efficiently and get blood to areas that need it.
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Such crises occur in adolescent and adult patients where sickled red blood cells obstruct circulation in blood vessels.
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The extra sodium an increase the volume of blood flowing through blood vessels and raise your blood pressure.
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High blood pressure forces the heart and blood vessels to work harder, which can weaken them over time.
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Severe forms of sickle cell can leave sufferers with relentless pain caused by blockages in small blood vessels.
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Those studies showed that the blood vessels that brought blood to and from the brain were wildly abnormal.
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This allowed enough blood vessels to form so the new nose could be transplanted to the damaged region.
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Invisibly, it makes a place in your body, rerouting all your blood vessels, throbbing right alongside your heart.
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Congenital heart disease occurs when a baby's heart or blood vessels develop in abnormal ways in the womb.
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I think regular threading stimulates blood vessels around your eyebrow areas as well, so it keeps it healthy.
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After two weeks, the researchers added specialized cells that line the inside of blood vessels, or endothelial cells.
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High blood pressure can damage the blood vessels and lead to serious problems like heart attacks and strokes.
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The model could deliver oxygen to surrounding blood vessels — creating vascular networks that mimic the body's own passageways.
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Unfortunately, a side-effect is that it damages the walls of blood vessels, causing plasma to leak out.
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A fast new system that makes ultra-tiny human blood vessels could change the way we test drugs.
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First comes macular edema, in which some fluid starts to leak from within the eye's tiny blood vessels.
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"The dense collagen layer is thicker in men and the blood vessels are held more securely," he writes.
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In January 2016 she had a cavernous malformation -- a tangle of blood vessels deep within her brain -- removed.
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The pigs' blood vessels were then hooked up to a device that injected the concoction for six hours.
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Blood vessels at the back of her eyes had burst, flooding the retina and rapidly destroying her vision.
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It seems that the patterns of your irises and blood vessels in your retinas are even more unique.
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But in a successful procedure, new blood vessels grow around the cartilage, which make it viable for transplant.
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By creating new blood vessels, LIST creates a new, healthier path for blood to flow into the penis.
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Even when it felt like blood vessels were popping in my eyeballs, I still tried to swallow harder.
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"Have you ever cried and screamed so hard that the blood vessels around your eyes burst?" she wrote.
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This causes blood vessels to become larger, which lead to the conjunctival injection in this case, Vize added.
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The syndrome, Von Hippel-Lindau disease, or VHL, is characterized by tumors made of newly formed blood vessels.
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Severe cases can permanently damage the blood vessels in the fingers, toes, arms, and legs, sometimes requiring amputation.
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Their pioneering techniques for surgery on the heart and blood vessels have helped tens of thousands of patients.
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The surgery itself mainly involves connecting the blood vessels and nerves of the donor penis to the patient.
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However, if the blood vessels in the brain are damaged, fluid may leak out and result in HACE.
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Under this increased intracranial pressure, my micro-welding of the blood vessels would be put to the test.
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It also meant that Cash needed an immediate double brain surgery to open up his narrowed blood vessels.
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The condition arises when someone's blood vessels become damaged and blood no longer flows well to the brain.
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Like skin, velvet has blood vessels that nourish and grow the antlers until they reach their full size.
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As blood vessels are not targeted, the drug is an option for people at risk of heart conditions.
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Antioxidants rid the body of harmful free radicals that can damage blood vessels and impede blood flow. 4.
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In this disorder, small blood clots form rapidly and can then plug blood vessels and block normal circulation.
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CTE develops when the protein begins clumping around small blood vessels and in the valley of the cortex.
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Stay seated for several hours, and blood flow within the many blood vessels of the legs can slacken.
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Several months later, they confirmed that blood vessels had attached to the ear and kept its cells alive.
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The "dry" form involves the macula breaking down without growth of blood vessels where they're not supposed to be.
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What's more, they were even able to recreate "diabetic" blood vessels, characterized by a thickening of the basement membrane.
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"[It's] a collection of blood vessels and another overgrowth of tissue that your body just creates," explains Dr. Nazarian.
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Heart, blood vessels, bones, joints, eyes, lungs, skin and the nervous system are just some of the areas affected.
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The low temperatures cool the scalp, constricting blood vessels and preventing the chemotherapy from being delivered to hair follicles.
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Once these parts are exposed to cold or stress, the blood vessels narrow, restricting blood flow to the tips.
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"For one thing, the saliva of leeches contains molecules that cause vasodilatation or dilation of blood vessels," he explained.
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Surgical suturing is especially difficult when dealing with diseased, damaged or small blood vessels, according to the study authors.
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The intricate network of blood vessels in this pigeon's neck is just visible at the bottom of the picture.
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Sildenafil affects the body by dilating blood vessels, making it easier for blood to flow to wherever it's needed.
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As we start getting sleepy, the blood vessels in our skin expand and our hands and feet get warmer.
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"Extremely preterm babies' brains are also very fragile - particularly some of the blood vessels inside the brain," Gale added.
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The discovery was a sign of the hereditary condition which causes the brain's blood vessels to tangle and rupture.
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The tissue grows back fairly quickly and may even have some blood vessels that can cause bleeding during sex.
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Such a sensor will use low-level laser light to detect spaser-carrying CTCs passing through blood vessels beneath.
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The surgeons have reached their most critical phase: They must separate the shared blood vessels between the two boys.
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Over time, your nasal membrane gets too used to having its blood vessels constricted, making the medication less effective.
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The intricate network of blood vessels in this pigeon's neck can be seen at the bottom of the picture.
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During a shortage of papaverine, a drug used for surgery on blood vessels, the clinic produced its own version.
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The ovary then connected to surrounding blood vessels, a key to it functioning in the body, and released eggs.
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EyeVerify is one company producing software that can recognize tiny details in a person's eye such as blood vessels.
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If body temperature falls, we shiver to generate heat, blood vessels constrict to conserve heat, and we warm up.
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Over time, the stress damages the tissues within blood vessels, which can further damage the heart and circulatory system.
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The strongest hit overall came from a gene called BDKRB2, which may increase how much peripheral blood vessels constrict.
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Senior year, she'd even popped blood vessels in her eyes, so for weeks she'd worn dark glasses around campus.
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That kind of cold also constricts blood vessels, which can increase the risk of heart attack in older people.
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On the one side, there's the obvious suffering — amputation, heart disease, blindness — side effects of constantly inflamed blood vessels.
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They protect against abnormal heart rhythms, lower blood pressure and heart rate and improve the function of blood vessels.
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"Our Epithelium," named after the tissues that line organs and blood vessels throughout the body, explores those physical systems.
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Necrotizing fasciitis refers to death of the tissue under the skin that surrounds muscles, nerves, fat, and blood vessels.
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Each of the many blood vessels nourishing the mass had to be individually cut before it could be removed.
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Physical activity can promote the development of new blood vessels in the brain, and increase blood flow to it.
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Diabetes can damage blood vessels over time, and the risk of heart disease increases the longer you have diabetes.
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They're missing important types of cells and lack the blood vessels needed to keep their tissues nourished and healthy.
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These blood vessels provide blood flow to the arms, legs, the brain and other organs such as the kidneys.
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High blood pressure -- too much pressure in the blood vessels -- is also "easily observed in the eye," he said.
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When relaxed, "blood vessels tend to dilate a little bit more, and blood pressure tends to drop," Jauhar said.
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The medical teams used coils and balloons to perform the surgeries without harming any other blood vessels and arteries.
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All underwent physical exams and three-dimensional ultrasound, an imaging system that evaluates blood flow through the blood vessels.
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That's not sunburn on his nose; it's the broken blood vessels that are the mark of a lifelong alcoholic.
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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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That hole gets to the pulp, the nerves and the blood vessels and now the bacteria can enter the body.
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Sepsis, which causes blood vessels to leak fluid, can cause organs to shut down and send the body into shock.
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The surgery entails transplanting the penis of a recently deceased man to a patient by joining nerves and blood vessels.
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The ammo minced tissue, arteries and blood vessels, spraying a lattice of bone fragments and shrapnel all over Scalise's body.
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This is called the blue entoptic phenomenon: white blood cells being pumped through blood vessels in front of the retina.
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But these mouse models don't capture every aspect of diabetes we see in humans, including how it damages blood vessels.
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It also avoids blood vessels, which may lead to less of an inflammatory response in the brain, the paper says.
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People with diabetes may be overweight or obese, and have diabetes complications that impair how blood vessels and nerves function.
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He needed a CT and M.R.I. scans that looked specifically at the blood vessels in the patient's brain and neck.
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This new needle — tested successfully so far on 11 patients — shows up to 98% accuracy in detecting those blood vessels.
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It's one of the world's most common mosquito-borne viruses, with severe symptoms including headaches, rashes and leaking blood vessels.
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Last month, his doctor stated that Scalise had suffered "significant damage" to his blood vessels, bones, and some internal organs.
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Each mask replicates the tiniest details of a person's face, down to an eye's blood vessels and fine skin wrinkles.
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Liposuction can damage nerves, muscles, and blood vessels; worsen cellulite; and lead to changes in skin sensations, among other complications.
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This can cause blood vessels to dilate, or become wider, decreasing blood pressure and helping blood flow easier, he says.
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Blood Vessels of an African Grey ParrotCredit: Scott Birch and Scott Echols A 3D reconstruction of an African grey parrot.
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They usually set up shop in blood vessels, where they take a page from viruses, invading other cells to reproduce.
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A bruise forms when blood vessels in the dermis or hypodermis break, causing blood to leak into the surrounding tissue.
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In people with variants of BDKRB2, blood vessels are more tightly constricted when they plunge their faces into cold water.
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"It was very difficult because the blood vessels had a much worse quality after the first transplant," Dr. Lantieri said.
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The chilled, tight, helmet-type hats constrict blood vessels and possibly prevent chemo from reaching hair follicles, according to breastcancer.org.
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Their experiment may solve a serious limitation facing researchers attempting to grow human organs in laboratories: making functioning blood vessels.
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Scalise was shot in his left hip and suffered significant damage to blood vessels, bones and some internal organs. 5.
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Existing bioengineering techniques, including 3-D printing, can't fabricate the branching network of blood vessels down to the capillary scale.
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They block the function of a small protein that widens blood vessels and helps transmit pain signals throughout the body.
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The main causes of erectile dysfunction are typically heart disease, clogged blood vessels, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, and obesity.
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Over time, this also causes pockets of plaque to form within your blood vessels, which causes them to get narrower.
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On the flip side, fluid retention is related to sodium and water balance and involves the kidneys and blood vessels.
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I bathed the brain's surface with sterile water to check for any active tiny bleeders—oozing or dripping blood vessels.
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The risks are higher, he added, with surgery in the chest or on major blood vessels, or with organ transplants.
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Bucklew suffers from a gruesome condition known as cavernous hemangioma, which creates malformations in some of the body's blood vessels.
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Athletes' blood vessels also carry more blood to the skin surface to release unwanted heat, even when they aren't exercising.
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It is threaded into place through blood vessels using a catheter in a procedure called transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR).
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Previous research suggested that antioxidants in the cocoa plant called flavanols could cause blood vessels to dilate, reducing blood pressure.
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The blood vessels could, similarly, leak digestive enzymes into the bloodstream, causing a secondary infection and death from septic shock.
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There's one more case for surgery: a boy with a haemangioma (a benign tumor of blood vessels) on his head.
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That's because there are so many blood vessels on the head and scalp, even minor cuts bleed easily and freely.
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Here, too, would be the remaining mesh of blood vessels that needed help closing with the burn of my electrocautery.
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In addition to the spine, the head will also have to be reconnected to airways, the esophagus and blood vessels.
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An earlier version of this article incorrectly described the X-ray image of the blood vessels in the patient's brain.
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It did not show a dye in the blood vessels, but rather an agent used to treat the abnormal vessels.
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"To combat puffy eyes, apply cold to the under eye to help constrict the blood vessels," Dr. Mraz Robinson said.
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Researchers were able to detect the bacteria through microbes extracted from the remaining blood vessels within the Baroque artist's teeth.
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One is that alcohol can dilate swollen blood vessels, which temporarily eases inflamed mucous membranes, making you feel less congested.
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Unlike Dr. Foldès, she does not cut the suspensory ligament, believing that her method better protects nerves and blood vessels.
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Eat away at our muscle and bones,borough through sinews and blood vessels,until it reaches and stops our hearts.
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It had unusual features, like causing the body to make a substance, vegF, that stimulates the formation of blood vessels.
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With this version of rosacea, the more recognizable markers — visible blood vessels or a "butterfly" redness pattern — often aren't there.
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Neuroendocrine function involves interactions between the nervous system and hormones, and vascular function involves the health of your blood vessels.
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The cause is dilated blood vessels from the alcohol, said Lisa Sasson, a clinical professor of nutrition at N.Y.U. Steinhardt.
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The ScanWatch sends light through the blood vessels in the wrist to measure the amount of oxygen in the blood.
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As the stomach fills with air, its blood vessels compress, leading to hypovolemic shock or even twisting of the stomach.
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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 cholesterol 'pimples' that build up in the wall of blood vessels are like little ticking time bombs," he said.
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Penile gangrene caused by the buildup of calcium in the blood vessels is rare, difficult to treat, and often lethal.
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In a healthy person the internal organs -- kidneys, heart and blood vessels -- control the amount of water reaching the skin.
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Two brain surgeries lasting a total of 22 hours repaired the ruptured blood vessels that had caused a massive stroke.
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Above, Sara Mason-Silva, 44, who suffers from erythromelalgia, a rare disease in which blood vessels become blocked and inflamed.
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The pancreas is next to very large blood vessels and when the tumor involves them, it cannot safely be removed.
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The skin itself atrophies (the dermis thins), there are fewer fibroblasts, mast cells and blood vessels and elastic fibers with aging.
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Doctors determined Zachary also had tears in his major blood vessels and valves as well as retinal hemorrhaging in his eyes.
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They had to be careful to disconnect any nerves and blood vessels so that Dominique wouldn't sustain damage, numbness or paralysis.
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Blood will then move to essential functions, such as the brain or heart, and away from blood vessels in the periphery.
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Up until now though, the researchers behind the current study say, we hadn't truly recreated human blood vessels in the lab.
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Interestingly, traces of amyloid beta were higher in chimp blood vessels than in plaques—that's not what typically happens in humans.
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"This suggests that amyloid buildup in the brain's blood vessels precedes plaque formation in chimpanzees," noted study co-author Melissa Edler.
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The point is to restore "micro-circulation," allowing oxygen to replenish small blood vessels in the brain, including those deep inside.
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Excessive clotting blocked his small blood vessels, and his four limbs became "mummified" and so required amputation, wrote the study authors.
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"Alcohol can speed up the heart rate, or cause heart irregularity which triggers vasodilation, a widening of blood vessels," Kroplin says.
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Some have billed the drug as a "female Viagra," though Viagra acts on blood vessels, whereas bremelanotide acts on brain receptors.
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They work by applying heat on the vulva or vaginal lining to promote growth of skin cells and tiny blood vessels.
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Working together, TNF can burst the blood vessels around a cancer, which allows interferon gamma to cut off the blood supply.
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CT angiography, which allows doctors to visualize blood vessels, showed narrowing of four arteries delivering blood to the brain, suggesting RCVS.
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In severe cases, RMSF can result in permanent damage to blood vessels in the limbs, hearing loss, paralysis, or mental disabilities.
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High blood pressure and high cholesterol can cause blockages in blood vessels which could develop into a number of cardiovascular diseases.
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Cryotherapy-style treatments can also offer a quick fix; cold makes your blood vessels constrict, which helps with redness and puffiness.
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Other performers coated themselves in Spectratherm, a product made by Westinghouse that displayed differences in temperature between blood vessels and skin.
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They placed the cartilage inside so new blood vessels could form in the cartilage, which is necessary for a successful transplant.
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They connected the fetus's umbilical blood vessels to a new kind of oxygenator, and the blood moved smoothly through the system.
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Some new drugs throttle the growth of blood vessels bringing nutrients to tumours; others attack cancer cells' own DNA-repair kits.
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"These cells, and fluid from the injured blood vessels in the area, make up a majority of the 'swelling," he says.
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It is inserted via a small incision in the neck and then guided up through blood vessels to overlie the brain.
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"The extra risk is because of the vast amount of nerves and blood vessels around the clitoris, labia and urethral opening."
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They were even able to pick out individual cancer cells and blood vessels distributed throughout the brain (see the video below).
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The rear interior wall of the eye (the fundus) is chock-full of blood vessels that reflect the body's overall health.
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Other small studies have suggested that capsaicin—which is basically what makes peppers spicy—can potentially cause blood vessels to spasm.
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The lines in blue are blood vessels, and astrocytes (specialist cells of the nervous system) are shown in red and green.
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To make sure the vessels reacted the normal human blood vessels do, the researchers started the testing process with known drugs.
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They used these levels as a proxy for the health of the blood vessels in the penis that make erection possible.
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AAV, which affects about 40,000 people in the United States, is a type of rare autoimmune inflammation of the blood vessels.
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Bucklew has cavernous hemangioma, which includes symptoms such as weak blood vessels and blood-filled tumors in the throat and nose.
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Often times, doctors recommend only conservative treatment, involving little more than an ice-pack and compression of the affected blood vessels.
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Bleeding in the brain and bulges in the walls of blood vessels in the brain also accompany long-term cocaine use.
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The rapid change can release nitrogen gas bubbles into the bloodstream, damaging blood vessels, blocking blood flow and triggering joint pain.
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Vascular dementia, which is less common than Alzheimer's, occurs when blood vessels become blocked and cut off oxygen to the brain.
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"The biggest problem I've seen with pulling a mask off like this is breaking blood vessels in the skin," she warns.
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Doctors also determined Zachary had tears in his major blood vessels and valves as well as retinal hemorrhaging in his eyes.
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"The first number, called systolic blood pressure, measures the pressure in your blood vessels when your heart beats," the CDC says.
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These are the kind of tumors, you worry they could bleed because they have a lot of blood vessels in them.
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On Wednesday, Thomas told TMZ that he successfully completed heart surgery and his doctors implanted multiple stents in his blood vessels.
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There was also the question of the dozens of enlarged blood vessels that had to be cut along with the skin.
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Chronic arousal prompts release of "stress" hormones such as adrenaline and cortisol that tighten blood vessels and cause retention of salt.
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It can affect the blood vessels to the heart or brain, heart muscles and valves, and other areas of the body.
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We had to do some vascular studies, some research anatomy studies, to figure out which blood vessels to take with us.
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The boys lived for 13 months conjoined by the tops of their heads, with shared brain tissues and entwined blood vessels.
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The challenge is for the blood vessels to remain unblocked the first few days after the operation, because they're very small.
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The nerves and blood vessels are moved so that underneath the skin the body is still connected to the transplanted piece.
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Still more paintings see their subjects smeared with paint a lá Furiosa in Mad Max, or eyes sporting burst blood vessels.
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When marijuana enters a person's blood stream, it can increase their heart rate because the substance causes blood vessels to expand.
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There may also be some inflammation in small blood vessels, as happened with SARS, the viral outbreak in 2002 and 2003.
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Frequencies and vibrations help relax the tissue and open up the blood vessels which create a relaxing feeling in your body.
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As the pregnancy advances there are also fetal bones, which are sharp and can lacerate the uterus, blood vessels or bowel.
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Instead, the eye and the other tissues, nerves, blood vessels, and muscles get compressed by the fist and explode unpredictably outward.
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It measures how much near-infrared light is absorbed by blood vessels, which changes depending on how much oxygen is present.
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And getting them to their tissues is enhanced because hummingbird muscles and hummingbird hearts and hummingbird blood vessels are so good.
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Recently, a study in Nature found that sleep disruption is directly linked to atherosclerosis, a buildup of plaque in blood vessels.
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Fillers, however, can be injected into the wrong place — between blood vessels, for example — resulting in complications that can include blindness.
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They can also help inhibit the formation of blood vessels and the migration of tumor cells, processes that help spread cancer.
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Next to him, his cousin Al-Qadi, the judge, was burning alive, his blood vessels expelling water and his body inflating.
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" According to the Mayo Clinic, an AVM "is a tangle of abnormal blood vessels connecting arteries and veins in the brain.
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The president has also said he has Buerger's disease, which leads to constriction of blood vessels in the arms and legs.
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Blood cells like platelets and white blood cells clump together and stick to blood vessels, injuring the lining and blocking them.
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This also provided the researchers with a closer look at the pathways for nerves and blood vessels within the snake skeleton.
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When the body releases a large number of histamines in response to an allergen, it causes the blood vessels to widen.
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These activated immune cells infiltrated blood vessels early in the course of coronary disease and enabled plaques to grow and rupture.
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During the day, blood vessels suddenly ruptured in his brain and he fell into a coma from which he never emerged.
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"Blood vessels around the eye and nose tend to be the most dangerous because they're in continuity with the blood vessels in the back of the retina and the back of the eye," said Dr. Daniel Maman, a board-certified plastic surgeon at 740 Park Plastic Surgery in New York, who was not involved in the new paper.
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There may be a role played by inflammation of blood vessels including those in the blood-brain barrier that protects the brain.
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Chinese scientists working for Sichuan Revotek have successfully 33-D printed blood vessels and implanted them in rhesus monkeys, the company said.
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Typically, scientists can detect the presence of baleen in a fossil by looking for traces of corresponding blood vessels on their bones.
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Oral and topical steroids like prednisone, NSAIDs like ibuprofen, and blood thinners can weaken support structures around the blood vessels, Friedman says.
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When you have a stuffy nose, it's because the lining of your nasal passage is inflamed, and the blood vessels are dilated.
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The researchers used CT scans to look inside Timurlengia's braincase and digitally reconstruct its brain, sinuses, nerves, blood vessels and inner ear.
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The electric device is typically used to seal blood vessels and can also be used to highlight the area of an operation.
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This month, he claimed to have successfully performed the procedure on a human corpse, including connecting the spine, nerves and blood vessels.
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Duterte also said he suffered from Buerger's disease, a cause of blockages in the blood vessels, associated with smoking during his youth.
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Exertion headaches tend to happen when you're sweating your hardest; they're caused by increased pressure on the blood vessels in the brain.
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While naked, she noticed a few fresh marks on her body, including two on her neck that looked like broken blood vessels.
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The team developed a smart image processing algorithm to automatically detect blood vessels as small as 110 micrometers (μm) near the needle.
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Blushing is a temporary dilation of the blood vessels, usually on the face, chest, upper arms, and/or neck, Dr. Leger says.
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Complications, especially for women who have had repeat procedures, can include bowel injury, pelvic infection, or damage to blood vessels or nerves.
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Exercise also raises your body temperature, which causes the blood vessels in your extremities dilate to get rid of heat, he says.
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But that means about 23 million Americans live with heart failure that blocks blood vessels and reduces blood supply to the body.
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Too much sodium increases blood pressure by drawing water from the body into the blood vessels, according to the American Heart Association.
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Caplacizumab, the active substance in Cablivi, is a nanobody that acts by blocking platelet aggregation which can form clots in blood vessels.
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The strentrode snakes its way into blood vessels through a catheter that's stuck in the patient's neck, rather than in the skull.
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The injured blood vessels cause the bruising, while the white cells help repair the injured tissue by forming scar tissue, he says.
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New heart matter could be generated by using the altered plant veins as replacement blood vessels to deliver oxygen to the tissue.
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She suffers from an arteriovenous malformation, or AVM, abnormal tangles of blood vessels that disrupt the connection between the arteries and veins.
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The redness is caused by inflammation, which is essentially blood vessels being temporarily enlarged and sending fluid to an area of irritation.
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Scientists from the Pratt School of Engineering at Duke University have published, in Scientific Reports, an innovative way of making blood vessels.
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If they do, it's possible that these fake blood vessels could be an way to test new drugs before recruiting human subjects.
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On Wednesday, Thomas Markle told TMZ that he successfully completed heart surgery and his doctors implanted multiple stents in his blood vessels.
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Once implanted, the tissue began to grow and proliferate inside the animal, eventually vascularizing, with blood vessels growing inside the implanted material.
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When you feel cold, your body constricts the blood vessels in your limbs and extremities to shift more blood to your core.
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As with his case, this type usually happens when the blood vessels surrounding the genitals are injured and ruptured through physical trauma.
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The pressure between the two caused thoracic outlet syndrome, a group of disorders that occur when blood vessels or nerves are compressed.
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"Lovesickness may actually be the stress hormone cortisol contracting the blood vessels in your stomach, making you feel sick," Dr. Kirk says.
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At that point, they give the data to McGhee, who turns it into a virtual tour of the patient's own blood vessels.
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That saliva can contain viruses that get into our blood vessels, causing severe illnesses like dengue, West Nile virus, Zika, and chikungunya.
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It isn't just one disease, however; it includes coronary heart disease, cerebrovascular disease, and any disorders of the heart or blood vessels.
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In both cases, the implant fully integrated with the host tissue, encouraging the growth of blood vessels and even some new bone.
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If tumours are to grow beyond a few millimetres in size they need to encourage new blood vessels to bring them nutrients.
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Blasts are also believed to compress the sternum and send shock waves through the body's blood vessels and up into the brain.
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Dr. Spong said that because the area involves two different types of blood vessels, it might suggest that Zika targets vascular areas.
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The consequent changes inside blood vessels can prompt plaques there to rupture, cutting off blood flow and causing the actual heart attack.
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A stuffy nose occurs when some of the blood vessels and natural tissues in your nose, called the mucous membrane, are inflamed.
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Harvey, 2218, has been out since July because of surgery to alleviate compression of nerves or blood vessels in his upper torso.
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By now, the industrialized world accepts manufactured body parts as integral to people's well-being, from titanium hips to synthetic blood vessels.
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And darker alcohols, like whiskey, contain higher levels of chemicals that irritate the blood vessels in your brain, which exacerbates hangover symptoms.
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So he referred the patient to Dr. Wade Smith, a neurologist who specialized in diseases of the blood vessels of the brain.
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It targets calcitonin gene-related peptide, a neurochemical that makes blood vessels swell, which people with migraines apparently produce too much of.
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Pierce's leg had deteriorated not because of the infection but because her blood vessels had become damaged from a decline in circulation.
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The thicker, narrow blood vessels associated with high blood pressure make it easier for plaque to build up on your artery walls.
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A surgical team repaired damage to smaller blood vessels and left behind thin platinum coils from a catheter procedure under his chin.
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Adakveo, made by Novartis, can prevent episodes of nearly unbearable pain that occur when malformed blood cells get stuck in blood vessels.
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He went back to the console, and the robot began methodically cutting the blood vessels that bonded the stomach to the spleen.
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Certain nerves and blood vessels have to be intact, along with the urethra, the tube that carries urine out of the body.
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The five patients had coronary artery disease, a condition wherein blood vessels are damaged and the heart can't receive enough blood supply.
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Personal Health Narrowed, aging blood vessels, which put most older American adults at risk for heart disease and strokes, are not inevitable.
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He also suffers from Buerger's disease, caused by his heavy smoking in younger days, which can cause blockages in the blood vessels.
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Though most of the participants (95%) showed no signs of damage to retinal blood vessels, 365 people, or 3%, had mild retinopathy.
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The torn-away scales reveal the gecko's pink flesh, and through its translucent tissue you can see its spine and blood vessels.
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"Exercise has positive effects on many parts of the body including muscles, bones, blood vessels, and heart and lung function," Murthy said.
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A second genetic adaptation associated with the Bajau involves the constriction of blood vessels in the extremities to preserve oxygen for vital organs.
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Ebola is most feared for the internal and external bleeding it can cause in its victims owing to damage done to blood vessels.
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Blood vessels around the stomach can also be affected, which can sometimes cause vomit to look like it's bloody or contains coffee grounds.
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These are tiny sacs, found at the ends of the branching airways within the lungs, that are richly infused with capillary blood vessels.
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Bodily reactions to any amount of the drug include dilated pupils and constricted blood vessels, with increased heart rate, blood pressure and temperature.
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This wasn't just any E. coli; it was O157:H7, a dangerous strain that produces toxins that destroy the lining of blood vessels.
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"Our Chicago fire department will often pack a patient's neck, armpits and groin in ice packs" to target major blood vessels, Dresden said.
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With nowhere to go―like, say, a cell where it can be converted into useful energy―the sugar causes damage to blood vessels.
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Meanwhile, the damaged heart's already narrowed, and crusty blood vessels struggle to keep up with the increased demand from the straining, wheezing heart.
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Roche blamed several instances of thromboembolic events, including damage to blood vessels in vital organs, in haemophilia A patients on Shire's bypassing agent.
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Conventional wisdom thought the pain caused by migraines originated from the constricting and expanding of blood vessels, a major cause of hangover headaches.
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The truth is we breathe in air and breathe out air, and the gas exchange happens in the blood vessels of the lungs.
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The team at Wake Forest was able to overcome this by printing tiny "microchannels" which behave in a similar manner to blood vessels.
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"That's because the water was cold, and when the water is cold, there's a reflex in which the blood vessels close," Pacé said.
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The "bad" bacteria can enter the bloodstream from the mouth and cause inflammation in the blood vessels, which can lead to cardiovascular disease.
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And every time a man dreams he has an erection; every time a woman dreams, the blood vessels of her vagina become engorged.
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When that happens, the body undergoes a cascade of changes, including blood clots and leaky blood vessels that impede blood flow to organs.
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The results showed a reduction in brain cell death and restoration of some brain activity and blood vessels, as well as working synapses.
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At the placenta, a complex interweave of blood vessels allow nutrients from the mother to cross a membrane and feed the growing child.
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Blood vessels in his arms and legs clotted and his skin started to burn from the inside out, leaving him in excruciating pain.
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Although the surgeon could easily feel the enlarged gland in his neck, it was close to many vital blood vessels, nerves and organs.
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So Saba underwent a uterine-sparing procedure, he said, in which the blood vessels near her uterus were blocked without harming the uterus.
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"For the first two to three procedures we focused on separating out the brains and blood vessels," Jeelani said in the GOSH video.
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Many people have potentially deadly complications like spasms in the blood vessels or hydrocephalus, a fluid buildup that increases pressure on the brain.
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From the imperfect bulges of Earth's surface to the minute geographies of blood vessels, algorithms are only now beginning to truly understand spaces.
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When torn blood vessels release their contents into a confined space, the brain is the victim, its delicate tissue jellied by the pressure.
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I had made myself throw up that morning, and the force of the vomiting had caused blood vessels in my eyelids to rupture.
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This in turn damages blood vessels and other tissues, increasing the risk of heart disease, diabetes, joint disease, depression, obesity, and premature death.
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Researchers have also known that lead can enter blood vessels in both adults and children, harming the endothelial cells that line the vessels.
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This process hardens arteries and causes plaque to form in blood vessels, increasing blood pressure and the risk of heart disease and stroke.
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"More blood vessels in tissue means greater blood flow," he says, with augmented delivery of oxygen and nutrients and better overall tissue health.
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She returned to surgery, during which doctors found a large hematoma, a collection of blood outside of the blood vessels, in her abdomen.
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Magnified 15 times on the monitor, her brain, webbed with bright red blood vessels, gleamed in the light and pulsated with each heartbeat.
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There are no blood vessels, so the balls don't have the energy supply to grow, and many types of cells are still missing.
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The next steps are to seal small blood vessels that may be torn and then to operate, if necessary, to permanently repair damage.
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And in the winter, our bodies may try harder to hold on to heat, constricting the blood vessels to keep the core warmer.
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Almost any part of the body can be involved — the eyes, the nose and lungs, the brain, the blood vessels, even the heart.
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The president has also said that he has Buerger's disease, which leads to constricted and inflamed blood vessels in the arms and legs.
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The president has also said that he has Buerger's disease, which leads to constricted and inflamed blood vessels in the arms and legs.
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The company is developing technology that quickly stops postpartum bleeding in mothers by helping the uterus to contract and compress open blood vessels.
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Researchers also lacked data on how faithfully patients took medicines prescribed to help prevent another heart attack or blockage in their blood vessels.
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But Dr. Lipman and his colleagues suspect that, by inhibiting prostaglandins, the drug prevented blood vessels from widening as they otherwise might have.
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Coronary artery disease occurs when plaque builds up in the blood vessels around the heart, and it is a scary precursor to heart attacks.
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They may experience a buildup of ammonia in their body, fluid in the abdomen, or ruptured blood vessels in the esophagus, Dr. Friedman explains.
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If the home remedy doesn't help or broken blood vessels are found elsewhere on the body, in-office treatments can erase them from sight.
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The damage to the retina of the eye results from damage to tiny blood vessels that affects other parts of the body as well.
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A 3D model of a healthy mini pig eye and the blood vessels that bring energy and food to the muscles surrounding the iris.
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The study, published in the journal of Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular Biology, found that several common e-cigarette flavorings can directly harm blood vessels.
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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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Instead there were narrow spots followed by tiny ballooned-out bulges, making the blood vessels look in places like a disorderly string of beads.
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Astronauts have also experienced an increase in the stiffness of blood vessels, but it's unknown if that's something that could result in heart disease.
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The researchers also inserted muscle tissue printed from their machine into a rat, which later developed both blood vessels and nerves to the implant.
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Our blood vessels dilate, allowing an increased flow of nutrients and oxygen to the skin, which helps stimulate the removal of toxic cellular products.
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CGRP, or calcitonin gene-related peptide, is believed to be involved in the migraine process, such as dilation of blood vessels in the brain.
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On top of that, sometimes the surgical cut damages nerves and blood vessels, which can lead to numbness at the incision site, Kohrherr says.
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They only needed to make a cut to expose the vascular canals, regions within the bone that would have carried blood vessels and blood.
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Prolonged standing is just one of many common causes of vasovagal syncope, another is overheating, which also dilates blood vessels and drops blood pressure.
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The science of funny City officials worldwide are bursting blood vessels trying to figure out how to create their own version of Silicon Valley.
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Usually, we cool ourselves off by sweating and widening our blood vessels, bringing heat to the surface of our skin and letting it dissipate.
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Around 95 percent of erections that last too long—a condition called priapism—involve a blockage of blood vessels directly connected to the penis.
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Ebola is known and feared for the internal and external bleeding it can cause in its victims, owing to damage done to blood vessels.
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High blood pressure, also known as hypertension, puts extra strain on the blood vessels and major organs such as the heart, brain and kidneys.
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Wet AMD, which is less common than dry AMD, is generally caused by abnormal blood vessels that leak fluid or blood into the retina.
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The circulatory system: two dissections of the neck, jaw and skull of a man, with aortic arch (?), arteries and blood vessels indicated in red.
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He examines the blood vessels, looking for yellow buildups of fat, or plaques, that might be present in a person with high blood pressure.
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It's possible, Lim said, that "repeated waking during the night could lead to a rise in blood pressure" that could damage the blood vessels.
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These conditions are known to increase stroke risk because they damage blood vessels and make it more likely for clots or tears to develop.
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If the blood vessels that connect to the corpora cavernosa are damaged or impaired, blood can't fill the corpora, leaving a half-filled balloon.
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I threw a lot of Hollywood at it—broken blood vessels in the cheeks, eyes on the brink of tears, stubble, peach fuzz, freckles.
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There have also been several cases of adverse events — thrombotic microangiopathy, or damage to blood vessels in vital organs — that emerged during clinical trials.
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Other injuries your friend could potentially expect to sustain are small red dots mainly on the face, and broken blood vessels in the eye.
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Then, at age 143, they looked for calcium deposits in their arteries that can narrow blood vessels and increase the risk of heart attacks.
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About half of them had diabetes, which can damage blood vessels and contribute to worse symptoms for people with heart disease or heart failure.
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For most people, lipomas don't cause any pain, but for others, the growths can be painful if they're near any nerves or blood vessels.
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Rehman recommends:Decongestants, which narrow the blood vessels, can help reduce inflammation in your nasal passages, resulting in relief from congestion and a runny nose.
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Most recently, it has been seen that these creases are also implicated in cerebrovascular disease -- disease of the blood vessels in the brain. 2.
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So you don't just pee out extra—your body hangs onto it, potentially causing damage to your heart, blood vessels and kidneys over time.
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For instance, optical fibers created on the platform could be installed into aircraft to monitor engine conditions, or into blood vessels to detect viruses.
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Current techniques, including 3D printing, as innovative as it is, can't yet create the blood vessels and tinier capillaries needed in a circulatory system.
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When a person consumes marijuana, it can cause the blood vessels to expand and as a result, their eyes might look red and bloodshot.
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Body temperature rises, and immune cells move from the lymph nodes, spleen, the walls of blood vessels, and the bone marrow into the bloodstream.
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Once the new rat head was all settled on the recipient rat's body, the donor head's blood vessels were then attached to the recipient's.
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The radioactive tracer lights up on a computer monitor wherever the heart's blood vessels are blocked or bones are riddled with potentially cancerous tumors.
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These oxygen-bearing molecules can damage our cells, causing a variety of problems like a buildup of plaque on the walls of blood vessels.
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In addition to providing antioxidant benefits, caffeine is also a vasoconstrictor, which means it has a shrinking effect on the diameter of blood vessels.
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High blood pressure causes your blood vessels to thicken and become stiff, which puts stress on the heart and can lead to heart disease.
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Dr. Kahn and his colleagues studied cerebral cavernous malformations as part of a larger effort to understand the development and function of blood vessels.
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The study found blood vessels in women, including both large and small arteries, deteriorate and become less efficient faster than they do in men.
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These cells get stuck in blood vessels, causing strokes, organ damage and episodes of agonizing pain — called crises — as muscles are starved of oxygen.
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The physicians performed scans of the brain to identify any signs of bleeding or brain damage caused by blocked blood vessels, according to Brown.
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This is different from normal sugars, which contribute to cardiovascular disease through insulin resistance and by damaging the cells lining the body's blood vessels.
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"The patient was followed up after five weeks, and a repeat CT angiography showed resolution of the narrowing of the blood vessels," Gunasekaran said.
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Beets turn out to be chock full of nitric oxide, which studies show can help open blood vessels and therefore lower your blood pressure.
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The website said it had spoken to him and that "he seemed alert and coherent, telling us doctors implanted stents in his blood vessels".
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Fatalities from cardiovascular diseases included deaths related to heart disease, high blood pressure, cerebrovascular disease, blocked arteries and damage to the smaller blood vessels.
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Formed from the glue-like supportive tissue inside the brain the tumor cells reproduce quickly, fed by the brain's large network of blood vessels.
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Moderate exercise seems to hone endothelial and cardiac health, he says, probably in large part by increasing the flow of blood through blood vessels.
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Silicone is particularly dangerous to push into the buttocks, where there are major blood vessels that can carry it to the heart and lungs.
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With PTSD, veterans' blood vessels expanded 5.8 percent on average in response to the tightening blood pressure cuff, compared with 7.5 percent without the condition.
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Then, last year, one of Hoffman-Kim's grad students noticed something no one had ever seen before: Her brain balls were spontaneously growing blood vessels.
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The cornea, about as big as a dime and as thick as a credit card, doesn't normally have any blood vessels in it at all.
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Sarcomas are a relatively rare type of cancer that usually develop in the connective tissue of the body, including blood vessels, nerves, bones and muscles.
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Millimeter-scale brain organoids can die without access to blood vessels, and thick tissue can be difficult to image with microscopes, according to the paper.
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When the EGCG binds to the protein, it makes the protein more soluble and therefore less likely to have a damaging effect within blood vessels.
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Patients with Eisenmenger Syndrome have untreated congenital heart defects that lead to pulmonary hypertension, where blood vessels in the lung arteries become stiff and narrow.
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Ebola also infects the cells that line our blood vessels and organs, hampering their ability to properly clot, which helps trigger the telltale widespread hemorrhaging.
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This is to help the skin and fat separate from important structures like muscles and blood vessels so they aren't damaged during the suctioning process.
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This abnormal and rigid shape causes them to accumulate in blood vessels, blocking blood flow and preventing oxygen from getting to tissues, explains Dr. Rondelli.
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Even blood vessels show up: the green sash trailing from the brain looks like one of the arteries that connects the neck to the brain.
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Often, heart attacks are caused by blockages in the blood vessels that supply oxygen-rich blood to the heart, which makes the heart muscle die.
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For example, menopause, brisk exercise, intense heat, or a fever can send the same kind of signals to your blood vessels to dilate, she says.
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If your high glucose is causing blood vessels to get inflamed by sugar, that chronic inflammation can also make you feel fatigued, according to research.
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For instance, Reynaud's disease causes your blood vessels to randomly contract — technical term: vasospasm — which causes the affected area to turn white and feel cold.
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The Anticancer Fund in Brussels has high hopes for propranolol in treating angiosarcoma—cancers of the inner lining of blood vessels—and for pancreatic cancer.
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That is done with an embolization, meaning a catheter is snaked into the blood vessels of the kidney to find the right one to block.
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The researchers wanted to see if fish oil would prevent fistula failure—failure of holes surgically created to access blood vessels that are clogging up.
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When you're exposed to cold temperatures, your blood vessels constrict in order to concentrate blood flow around your vital organs, and away from your skin.
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This is a system of tightly joined cells lining blood vessels in the brain, which is there to keep dangerous things out of that organ.
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Such patterns are useful mathematical tools for describing certain complex structures, like how blood vessels branch out, networks of brain cells, and rivers and coastlines.
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It might rupture some blood vessels, but these vessels are typically three or four human hairs wide, so it won't, for example, cause a stroke.
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Like overfilling a balloon, too much pressure causes the tiny blood vessels of the eye to bubble and swell, potentially leading to tearing and breaking.
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Duterte was himself a heavy smoker but quit when he was diagnosed as suffering from Buerger's disease, which can cause blockages in the blood vessels.
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The size isn't the issue, it's that some children have abnormal "plumbing," meaning they have blood vessels entering or leaving the heart in different locations.
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When you're hot, your body tries to regulate its body temperature by dilating the blood vessels close to the surface of the skin, causing redness.
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A team of researchers has managed to grow "perfect" human blood vessels in a Petri dish and a non-human animal for the first time.
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Their tumors each appear unique—their swollen, crumbling contours flush with fresh blood vessels emerging from beneath a tail here or between the legs there.
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They have, however, been linked to rosacea, a skin condition associated with redness on the face, visible blood vessels, and changes in the skin's texture.
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If the drugs have spread throughout the body, one of the common effects is vasoconstriction—increased blood pressure caused by the constriction of blood vessels.
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The procedure, which involved transferring skin, muscles, bones, and blood vessels from the face of a brain-dead patient onto Dinoire's skull, was internationally acclaimed.
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It is also highly porous and absorbent — which is crucial for bone graft material to encourage the growth of blood vessels into the surgery area.
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Triptans work by constricting blood vessels in the brain and cannot be used in up to 35 percent of patients due to high cardiovascular risk.
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"Yet, we now have a lot of compelling evidence for blood vessels in this area, based on our work with alligators and other reptiles."T.
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In one third of the cases, hemorrhagic stroke was associated with vascular abnormalities, such as high blood pressure and inflamed blood vessels, the study found.
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Next came connecting the blood vessels of the abdominal skin and finally the edges of the tissue were stitched into place like a puzzle piece.
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Our autonomic nervous system, which also declines with age, is responsible for controlling things like the dilation and constriction of blood vessels feeding your skin.
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Liposarcoma affects fat cells in soft tissues such as muscles, tendons, blood vessels, lymph vessels and nerves, and the tumor cannot be removed through surgery.
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In fact, scientists have created a human retina in a dish, lab-grown testicles and vaginas, blood vessels, and a living layer of human skin.
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In August, Jerry Tomlin suffered an arteriovenous malformation, a knotting of blood vessels that cut off circulation to his back and left him partially paralyzed.
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Still, some research indicates that heart stem cells and certain bone marrow cells may help form new blood vessels and heart cells, Dr. Buxton said.
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The vaginal photoplethysmograph in the photo at the top of the page, for example, measures the blood volume and pulse of the vagina's blood vessels.
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After all, HDL, for high-density lipoprotein, acts like an arterial cleanser, removing cholesterol from blood vessels and preparing it for removal outside the body.
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Many of the mice also showed signs of leaky blood vessels and other damage, including inflammation and disruptions in the electrical activity within their brains.
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If sepsis progresses, the body may experience a catastrophic cascade of changes, including blood clots and leaky blood vessels that impede blood flow to organs.
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The core of a tooth, the pulp, holds the blood vessels and nerve fibers, while the bulk consists of a bone-like material called dentin.
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A rifle bullet entered Mr. Scalise's left hip, breaking bones and tearing organs and blood vessels as it traveled across his body, according to doctors.
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This type of tumor stimulates the growth of blood vessels to supply it with the high volume of oxygen and nutrients necessary for its growth.
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"At 130/90 you already begin to see changes in the vasculature (blood vessels) of the kidneys and some hardening of the arteries," Fergus said.
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The misshapen cells get stuck in blood vessels, causing strokes, organ damage and episodes of agonizing pain — called crises — as muscles are starved of oxygen.
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Sara Mason-Silva suffers from a condition in which blood vessels become blocked and inflamed, causing intense, chronic burning pain in her hands and feet.
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These medicines work by constricting blood vessels in the brain and cannot be used in up to 35 percent of patients due to high cardiovascular risk.
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A new nanoparticle technology warmed cryopreserved heart valves and blood vessels without damaging the tissues, found a study published Wednesday in the journal Science Translational Medicine.
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They found evidence of new neuron growth, or neurogenesis, in all the brains, as well as evidence of angiogenesis, or the formation of new blood vessels.
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If you experience flushing rosacea — the skin condition triggered by an abundance of large blood vessels — a reddened complexion doesn't just signal the start of winter.
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While closely monitoring blood vessels near where the knife was lodged, Ebersole and his colleagues used catheters, tiny balloons and other tools to carefully remove it.
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Brown recluse venom destroys the tiny blood vessels in skin, so the center of the bite is actually pale, sometimes in shades of blue or purple.
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There's the 34-year-old man who suffered from a rare thunderclap headache and had constricted blood vessels in his brain after eating a Carolina Reaper.
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Rather than increasing the number of muscle cells or blood vessels in the heart, the therapy is probably making the muscle cells work better, he added.
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The process involves creating a 3D-printed scaffold of biological material that grafts to natural blood vessels and are virtually indistinguishable from the monkey's natural organs.
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Blood vessels formed that allowed hormones to circulate within the mouse bloodstream to take care of all the other parts of pregnancy, like lactating after birth.
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Because the dye accumulates in blood vessels, and tumors usually have lots of them, the technique should make it easier to spot tumors in the body.
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Vision loss can occur at this stage, but things get really dangerous as new, abnormal blood vessels begin to grow in the back of the eye.
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Such changes in blood flow could cause fatty buildup in blood vessels called plaques to loosen, leading to dangerous blood clots in the heart or brain.
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The donor hearts come from healthy children, so Dearani says it can be a challenge to reconnect all the blood vessels so that everything lines up.
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Alcohol dilates the blood vessels in your skin, which could contribute to redness and flushing if you have the condition, or at least magnify the effects.
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Cardiovascular diseases include most anything that can go wrong with the heart and blood vessels, including plaque buildup and clots, leading to heart attacks and stroke.
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They discovered he had a sinus infection that traveled through his bone and into his brain's blood vessels, creating blood clots that can lead to strokes.
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As they discovered, the organoids developed into fully functional blood vessels, which demonstrated for the first time that vascular organoids could be grown in another species.
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When astronauts experience gravity again, their blood rushes to the legs — but the weak, lazy blood vessels have trouble sending it back to the upper body.
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Here's a quick primer: Celliant™ is an FDA-determined, infrared fiber that absorbs your body's natural energy and uses it to expand your blood vessels.
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Your brain then responds to this impulse by increasing the blood flow to the nose, and these dilated blood vessels warm the air passing over them.
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Exercise boosts blood flow to the brain, prompting the development of more blood vessels and connections between cells there, and generally making the organ more fit.
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"We know that, similarly to the T. rex, alligators have holes on the roof of their skulls, and they are filled with blood vessels," Witmer said.
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These drugs work by constricting blood vessels in the brain, and cannot be used in up to 35 percent of patients due to heightened cardiovascular risk.
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That's why health care providers usually reach for ice first—to constrict blood vessels and to slow down cellular metabolism around the site of your injury.
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Ebola is best known and most feared for the internal and external bleeding it can cause in its victims, owing to damage done to blood vessels.
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The hope was that the drug "can open up some blood vessels in the placenta and then can help the growth of the fetus," Pammi said.
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It works by giving your under-eye skin an injection of caffeine, constricting blood vessels and reducing the appearance of swelling, according to dermatologist Cheryl Karcher.
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To enhance this we built a complete internal structure for his head, including a skull and blood vessels which could be glimpsed occasionally through certain areas.
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Blood is shunted from the core of the body to the peripheral blood vessels, which dilate and produce the feeling of extreme heat along with sweating.
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When your body thinks it's dying, the first thing it does is contract blood vessels in the extremities and send more blood toward the vital organs.
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Her body was inflamed and torn from the heart attack, infections and procedures that caused her blood vessels to release molecules that helped blood to clot.
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Among the vines, which suggest umbilical cords and blood vessels, are faces, plants and figures — infants, a woman, an embracing couple and possibly a shrouded corpse.
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That layer, called the superficial lamina propria, is full of blood vessels that can become engorged during pregnancy, causing the surface to thicken and grow sluggish.
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The special sets of blood vessels in their skulls, located near where our temple is, could act as a way to regulate brain and body temperature.
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The "Jackass" star was hospitalized Wednesday to treat what he says is edema ... swelling in the body caused by blood vessels leaking fluid into the tissue.
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Tumors often have low oxygen levels, and some cancers have developed ways of overriding the HIF system to attract blood vessels to support their rapid growth.
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And none of the tests suggested he had an infection or a weakness in the blood vessels in the brain that would make bleeding more likely.
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It injects glutamine into red blood cells, reducing the likelihood they will clog and cause painful blockages in small blood vessels and, in some cases, organs.
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It's also a wonderful source of phytonutrients, which have been shown to reduce instances of inflammation in the digestive tract, cells, blood vessels, and organs. 2.
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Volunteers' eyes were checked with a relatively new, high-tech scanner that shows blood vessels in detail, before they consumed their chocolates and two hours after.
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Muscles rely heavily on blood vessels to deliver the necessary nutrients and oxygen around the body, and also to remove by-products such as carbon dioxide.
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For lung cancer patients with small tumors that are not near sensitive structures, like large blood vessels, it appears to be just as curative as surgery.
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Since the pig will supply the blood vessels and nerves, these will need to be replaced by the recipient's cells after transplant without triggering immune rejection.
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Brain cells stretch and twist, blood vessels become leaky, and the chemicals that the brain uses to communicate dump at random into the spaces between brain cells.
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Illustration: IMBAAn international team of scientists claim to have pulled off a first: Three-dimensional replicas of human blood vessels that are grown in a petri dish.
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"I like cooling masks if you have time, as the cold also has a vasoconstriction effect," which restricts the blood vessels to curb swelling, Dr. Engelman says.
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In this case, the researchers believe that the collagen and protein they found in the tiny vascular canals of the rib represent the remains of blood vessels.
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They also produce higher levels of nitric oxide, a chemical that opens blood vessels and keeps blood flowing, which in turn gives them more energy to climb.
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What they do know is that essentially, a headache happens when the blood vessels and nerves that surround your brain (over)react to your body's chemical signals.
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This image shows a 3D reconstruction that details the highly intricate system of blood vessels in the head and neck of an African grey parrot, post euthanasia.
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The new drug blocks a snippet of protein — called calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP) — that is thought to cause migraines by expanding blood vessels and triggering inflammation.
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At minimum, it appears to be a hugely widespread feature of our anatomy, like the nerves of our nervous system or blood vessels of our cardiovascular system.
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Scientists say they have an unusually strong diving reflex — their heart rates slow and their blood vessels constrict, allowing them to go deeper and stay longer underwater.
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I do wonder, however, if a clean score on a calcium scan prompts some people to ignore well-established measures to protect their hearts and blood vessels.
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One suggestion is that tiny particles of soot migrate through the lungs, into the bloodstream and thence to the walls of blood vessels, where they cause damage.
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Heart surgery on infants often involves smaller-scale instruments and materials, says Dr. Donofrio, and doctors use special glasses that magnify tiny infant organs and blood vessels.
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See, smoking cigarettes causes your blood vessels to constrict, which could also make it harder for blood to flow to a person's penis and cause an erection.
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"Estrogen is a vasodilator, meaning your blood vessels are more open and you have more blood flow," explains Mahvish Ahmed, DDS, a dentist at Smile Design Manhattan.
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TMZ said it had spoken to Markle's father after his surgery and that "he seemed alert and coherent, telling us doctors implanted stents in his blood vessels".
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And while the scientists showed that they were able to pump the artificial blood through the brain's arteries, many tiny blood vessels called capillaries remained closed off.
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But even grave statistics like these fail to capture the visceral nature of hypertension — the way it stops hearts, ruptures blood vessels, corrodes kidneys, and suffocates brains.
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They prevent the production of an enzyme responsible for narrowing blood vessels and are often the first line of treatment for individuals struggling to control blood pressure.
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Boyce, 2210, survived two strokes and five operations to unblock arteries around his heart, including three procedures in which doctors propped open his blood vessels with stents.
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That's because alcohol opens up blood vessels in your digestive system, which helps THC get absorbed—a finding confirmed in a more recent study done in 2015.
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Nearly a third of the brains showed evidence of strokes, and nearly two-thirds had at least one area of moderate to severe damage to blood vessels.
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It's already known that the inhalation of smoke causes the blood vessels to narrow, said Pippin, no matter whether it's from cannabis, tobacco, campfire, or even incense.
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It creates a biological response, Murthy says, that leads to chronic inflammation, damaged tissue and blood vessels, and an increased risk of heart disease, arthritis and diabetes.
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The excessive blood sugar levels that come with diabetes can cause long-term damage to blood vessels, increasing the risk of heart attack, heart failure or stroke.
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After my first big haul at a health food store in Brooklyn, I was left with broken blood vessels on my shoulders from the heavy grocery bags.
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With this approach, Dr. Wennberg explained, exercise tolerance gradually increases as collateral blood vessels form in the legs that can compensate for blockages in the main arteries.
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Usually with swelling from edema, which occurs when extra fluid leaks from the blood vessels into the soft tissues, any firm pressure will leave a deep impression.
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They were also 30% less likely to be hospitalized for chest pain and 29% less likely to undergo cardiac revascularization, a procedure to open up blood vessels.
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Because Mr. Mason needed anticoagulants to prevent blood clots, the worry was that if the blood vessels were not thoroughly sealed, they could bleed out of control.
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Second, elevated blood pressure levels in children are associated with early damage to blood vessels and other heart abnormalities, such as stiff arteries and thickened heart muscle.
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Saba's uterus was not contracting strongly enough to compress blood vessels after her delivery -- a condition called uterine atony -- and that led to the hemorrhage, she said.
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TMZ said it had spoken to Markle's father after his surgery and that "he seemed alert and coherent, telling us doctors implanted stents in his blood vessels".
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Doctors and patients have to balance these dangers—including damage to other blood vessels and strokes—against the likelihood that the aneurysms would burst if left alone.
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As the effects of alcohol start to wear off, the blood vessels in your head begin to retract in a process called vasoconstriction, which further causes headaches.
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The study, in Circulation Research, found consistent relationships between levels of air pollution and damage to cells in the endothelium, the inner lining of the blood vessels.
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One enables the device to detect tiny blood vessels; another, called elastography, was developed to examine the liver, and can help measure the density of placental tissue.
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Cardiologists said one reason might be that atherosclerosis affects many blood vessels, and stenting only the largest blockage may not make much difference in a patient's discomfort.
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Cardiovascular diseases, disorders of the heart and blood vessels such as heart disease, are the No. 1 cause of death globally, according to the World Health Organization.
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Hypertension is the medical term for high blood pressure, or when blood vessels cannot relax enough and create higher resistance to blood pumping through the circulatory system.
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"It would be analogous to discovering blood vessels for the first time, in that they are in every organ but they aren't an organ themselves," Nathanson said.
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EpiPen is an auto-injector that delivers epinephrine, more commonly known as adrenaline, a hormone that can help relax muscles in the airways and tighten blood vessels.
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Next, Lee had to remove some of Inoke&aposs extra skin that grew around the lump and cauterize, or essentially burn, blood vessels to prevent internal bleeding.
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The substance is known to cause constriction of blood vessels in some parts of the body and is even used at low concentrations in some topical medications.
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For example, older people — especially over the age of 60 — are more likely to have high blood pressure because blood vessels gradually lose flexibility as we age.
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Sickle cell disease can be extremely painful, causing blood cells to get trapped in blood vessels and lead to heart failure, debilitating fatigue, strokes and blood clots.
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Dr. Justin Bazan, an optometrist and medical adviser to the nonprofit The Vision Council, agrees that it is important to study the blood vessels in the eye.
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Humacyte's bioengineered blood vessels are currently being tested in the last of three phases that are typically required for market approval in the United States and Europe.
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In the way my grandfather focused on water flow to support farms, I have helped engineer artificial blood vessels that deliver blood and oxygen to vital organs.
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In practice, about 10 percent of the mouse pancreases generated in rats was composed of rat cells, because the rat supplies the blood vessels for the organ.
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Only 15 to 30 percent of patients who go untreated develop tertiary syphilis, known to damage internal organs, brain, nerves, heart, blood vessels, liver, bones, and joints.
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She ended up at the Stanford pain clinic, where doctors said her primary disease is erythromelalgia, a rare condition in which blood vessels become blocked and inflamed.
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There's promising evidence showing cocoa flavanols can increase the synthesis of nitric oxide in the blood vessels, which boosts blood flow (or vasodilation) and reduces blood pressure.
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Chang was taken to the hospital with horrific injuries, including burst blood vessels in the eye, bleeding on the brain, kidney failure and hemorrhaging due to suffocation.
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Bigger globules block blood vessels and kill tissue or clog the machinery of the lungs and brain, depriving a person of oxygen and causing permanent damage or death.
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Reuters Health - Veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) may also have damaged blood vessels that increase their risk for heart attacks and strokes, a U.S. study suggests.
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Starved for air, the cornea enacts its own Plan B and starts growing new blood vessels to compensate, which then start to traverse the surface of your eye.
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According to the National Sleep Foundation, warming the feet before sleep causes blood vessels to dilate, signaling to the brain that it's time to snooze for a while.
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Per the FSIS, exempted from ground beef is "any portion of the heart cap," which includes blood vessels, pockets of fat, and the ventricles of the heart itself.
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She also had four fractured ribs, broken and fractured collar bones, a lung collapse, ruptured blood vessels in both eyes and sunburn on her hands, feet and face.
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She's on a regimen of up to 21 medications a day, and three times a week she gives herself an infusion of saline fluids in her blood vessels.
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But for the 215 percent of the population afflicted with the genetic affliction — which causes blood vessels in the brain to grow irregularly — every day can be terrifying.
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As a result, blood flows more slowly and blood vessels are prone to tightening, which can cause dangerous build-up of fluid in the lungs and other risks.
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Two months prior, their sister-in-law, Lindsay, 38, learned that her angiosarcoma (cancer of the inner lining of blood vessels) had returned in her liver and lungs.
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Scientists are proposing a new way to fight solid cancer tumors by interfering with blood vessels surrounding them to shut off the tumor's supply of oxygen and nutrients.
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Breathing this particle-laden air over time has been repeatedly tied to heart and lung diseases, particularly the accelerated hardening of plaque inside the walls of blood vessels.
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The cells from both kinds of smokers were less able to perform a key function: the production of nitric oxide, a colorless gas used to dilate blood vessels.
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He had one more doctor's appointment scheduled that day — this one with a radiologist who specialized in interpreting scans of the blood vessels in and around the brain.
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It achieved the same detections with a sensitivity of 86.2% and a specificity of 86.4% in all blood vessels, including those at the minimum diameter of 110 μm.
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"There are a whole bunch of things that the nervous system can do to make those blood vessels dilate that don't have to do with embarrassment," she says.
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Requiring quick response from a medical team, treatment usually includes antibiotics, intravenous fluids and sometimes a vasopressor drug to constrict blood vessels and raise the patient's blood pressure.
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According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, musculoskeletal disorders—which range from carpal tunnel syndrome to tendonitis—negatively affect the muscles, nerves, blood vessels, ligaments, and tendons.
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Scientists at Sichuan Revotek and the Regenerative Medicine Research Center of West China Hospital at Sichuan University have successfully embedded 3D-printed blood vessels into simian test subjects.
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"When you see redness, that means there is more blood filling the blood vessels," says Neal Schultz, MD, a dermatologist in New York City and creator of DermTV.
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By that time, the app could not only detect diabetic retinopathy in images, but also blood vessels and other details that would usually require a fluorescent dye injection.
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Bramhall used an argon beam coagulator, which is used to seal bleeding blood vessels by burning them with an electric beam, to mark his initials on the organs.
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Past studies have found a link between sleep apnea and damage to tiny blood vessels that causes kidney and nerve problems in people with diabetes, the authors note.
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But when the laser emits this little beam, the body's own wound healing system mechanisms start to work, and there's increased collagen formation and new blood vessels formed.
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Authorities say an 18-month-old boy was killed in Idaho last month after sustaining skull fractures, brain swelling, torn blood vessels and retinal hemorrhaging in his eyes.
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As we first reported ... Epstein's blood vessels in his eyes popped when his air supply was cut off by the bed sheet that was wrapped around his neck.
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Scalise sustained a single gunshot wound to his left hip and suffered "significant damage" to his blood vessels, bones and some internal organs, his doctor said last month.
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The "flesh-eating" part of the moniker, though, is pretty accurate, as the bacteria spread through the fascia, connective tissue around the muscles, nerves, fat, and blood vessels.
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During the procedure, an anesthesiologist and cardiologist also worked to maintain the patient's blood pressure, particularly when the tumor was lifted off of the patient's major blood vessels.
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What's more, blood vessels burst due to the electric discharge, and the heat can create a scarring pattern called a Lichtenberg figure on the skin (though it's rare).
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When someone with a vagina becomes aroused, their brain signals for the blood vessels in the vagina to start "seeping fluid" out of the vaginal walls, Fosnight says.
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Oral testosterone appeared to increase low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol, the "bad" kind that builds up in blood vessels and can lead to blood clots and heart attacks.
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After getting a shot of local anesthesia and light sedation, he underwent liposuction on his abdominal area to harvest the stem cells, which come from the blood vessels.
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Their benefits include reducing fine lines and wrinkles by increasing collagen production, improving skin color by stimulating new blood vessels, and fading age spots and softening rough patches.
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Partial and full-face transplants involve replacing a person's face with donated tissue from a deceased person and may include replacing the skin, bones, nerves, and blood vessels.
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But damage to the arteries means blood flows more aggressively and irregularly through vessels and into the brain, which can damage its network of blood vessels and cells.
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I'm starting to feel dizzy when Bob instructs me to keep moving my fingers so that he can make sure there aren't any blood vessels being pinched off.
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The injected therapies interfere with the function of a molecule involved in the processes that kick off a migraine, such as dilation of blood vessels in the brain.
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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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It is an autoimmune disease — an illness caused by her own antibodies, the foot soldiers of the immune system, which mistakenly attacked the blood vessels in her lungs.
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Studies of people throughout the world have found that those frequently exposed to the cold simply begin to tolerate it more by shivering or constricting blood vessels less.
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The scientists theorized that the drug, which can constrict blood vessels, hung around and produced longer-lasting — and in this case undesirable — cardiac effects among the slow metabolizers.
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Their work focuses on rebuilding damaged tissue in the heart, brain, blood vessels or other parts of the body, the scientists explain in a National Science Foundation video.
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Taking a sudden break from your keto diet might negatively impact your blood vessels During a cheat meal, you throw your food rules out the window and indulge.
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Where current supercomputers can digitally model a single heart, for instance, exascale machines will be able to simulate how the heart works together with blood vessels, she predicts.
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Ball was a stud at UF from 2011 to 2014 despite being diagnosed with Brain AVM (arteriovenous malformation) ... a condition characterized by tangled blood vessels in the brain.
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The study is the most recent addition to a proliferation of research aiming to measure the impact of e-cigarettes on the heart, blood vessels, lungs and brain.
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There is also a new prescription cream called Rhofade that constricts blood vessels near the surface of the skin to reduce rosacea-related redness for about 12 hours.
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Rather, she decided to remove 10 lipomas that weren&apost located near important or large blood vessels where, if disrupted, blood clots would be more likely to form.
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Cerri said that he is curious to see Tisherman's full results, particularly what the long-term effects of the cold fluid are on people's organs and blood vessels.
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While waiting for his liver condition to worsen, Nick developed angiosarcoma, an aggressive cancer of the blood vessels that probably originated in his damaged liver, his mother said.
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"The reason for that is because the brain actually is what we would call a highly vascularized organ, meaning that your brain has many blood vessels," he said.
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In the case of Trump, a new score of 133 reveals there has been a steady build-up of plaque in his blood vessels, indicating moderate heart disease.
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This is a drug that blocks a potent chemical in the blood called anigiotensin, which causes muscles surrounding blood vessels to contract from binding with angiotensin II receptors.
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With blood vessels supplying a full third of the brain's volume, the results are consistent with signs of damage to that intricate network, according to the study authors.
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While many of the flavorings are considered safe to eat, some previous research suggests that inhaling vapor from these chemicals may damage the lungs, blood vessels and heart.
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In January 2018, a team from London used AR during reconstructive leg surgery, allowing physicians to see the patient's bone structure and vital blood vessels during the surgery.
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