Mentioned in
?
- acceleration globulin
- actinidia deliciosa
- alchemilla mollis
- allium cepa
- anabolic steroid
- ananas comosus
- andrographis
- andrographis paniculata
- aneurysm
- anticoagulant
- Anticoagulants
- antihemophilic factor
- artificial heart
- astragalus membranaceus
- astragalus propinquus
- atherosclerosis
- Bacterial physiology and metabolism
- biotechnology
- blood
References in periodicals archive
?
Do some combined hormonal contraceptive methods have a higher blood clot risk than others?
Several studies are underway to prevent the clots from forming, including these two:
The five trials, all published in the New England Journal of Medicine this year, included patients who had a large blood clot in a major cerebral artery.
Kate was rushed to hospital and diagnosed with a blood clot on her lung - also known as a pulmonary embolism - and a deep vein thrombosis in her leg.
In reality, two thirds of blood clots occur in hospital or 90 days following discharge.
A traveler should immediately seek medical evaluation if leg pain, swelling, redness (signs of a blood clot in a leg vein) or shortness of breath at rest or with exercise (symptoms that may indicate lung clots) occur after a long flight.
Clinton has already had at least one blood clot in the leg before.
It is important to note that blood clot risk doesn't disappear once a patient leaves the hospital; in the JBJS study, half of the patients developed their blood clots over 15 days after surgery.
About 70 per cent of such cases don't show any symptoms and the patient can suddenly die of the blood clot.
Testing of the 2 most successful drugs, alteplase and urokinase, was repeated as described above, to determine the optimal thrombolytic concentration for effectively lysing the clot and maximizing metaphase yield.
While a potentially deadly blood clot forming in one so young and fit may seem surprising, Williams was actually at risk from clots because she'd been out of action after cutting her foot on broken glass last summer, and had undergone surgery on the foot.
A blood clot that forms in veins that course through the muscles is called a deep vein thrombosis (DVT).
Encyclopedia browser
?
- ▲
- closing device
- closing jamb
- closing line
- closing machine
- closing plug
- closing pressure
- closing rate
- closing ratio
- closing ring
- closing stile
- Closing the Gates Ceremony
- closing-unit pump
- Closteroviridae
- Closterovirus
- Clostridium
- Clostridium perfringens
- Clostridium tetani
- closure
- closure bar
- closure brick
- closure conversion
- closure domain
- closure parameter
- closure phase
- closure strip
- clot
- clot retraction time
- Clotaire I
- Clotaire II
- clotbur
- clot-dissolving drug
- Cloten
- cloth
- cloth beam
- cloth count
- cloth of gold
- cloth print
- cloth wheel
- clothes chute
- clothes moth
- clothing
- Clothing Industry
- clothing monitor
- Clotho
- clothoid
- Clothru
- Clotilda, Saint
- clotting factor
- clotting time
- cloud
- cloud absorption
- ▼
Full browser
?
- ▲
- Closure point
- closure principle
- Closure rule
- Closure rule
- Closure rule
- closure shortfall
- closure strip
- Closure Systems Business Group
- Closure Xml
- Closure-phase
- Closure/Post-Closure
- closured
- closured
- closured
- closured
- closured
- closured
- closures
- closures
- closures
- closures
- closures
- closures
- closuring
- closuring
- closuring
- closuring
- closuring
- closuring
- closylate
- clot
- clot breaking forceps
- clot buster
- clot buster
- Clot busting
- Clot busting
- clot formation
- clot formation
- clot formation
- clot formation
- clot lysis
- clot lysis
- clot lysis
- clot lysis
- clot migration
- clot migration
- clot migration
- clot migration
- clot migration
- clot retraction
- clot retraction
- clot retraction
- clot retraction
- clot retraction test
- clot retraction test
- clot retraction test
- clot retraction test
- clot retraction time
- clot retraction time
- clot retraction time
- clot retraction time
- ▼