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Apoplexy (from
Ancient Gr**** ἀποπληξία (apoplexia) 'a
striking away')
refers to the
rupture of an
internal organ and the ****ociated symptoms. Informally...
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Pituitary apoplexy is
bleeding into or
impaired blood supply of the
pituitary gland. This
usually occurs in the
presence of a
tumor of the pituitary, although...
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Ovarian apoplexy is a
sudden rupture in the ovary,
commonly at the site of a cyst,
accompanied by
hemorrhage in the
ovarian tissue and/or intraperitoneal...
- cause,
after an autopsy, was a
severe attack of
haemorrhoidal colic and an
apoplexy stroke. At the time of
Peter III's overthrow,
other potential rivals for...
- The
central retinal vein (retinal vein) is a vein that
drains the
retina of the eye. It
travels backwards through the
centre of the
optic nerve accompanied...
- had one son, James, who
succeeded him as Earl of Castlehaven. He died of
apoplexy. His
gravestone is in the
floor of the
south aisle of the
retrochoir at...
- Eugène's
health began to deteriorate.
After suffering two
attacks of
apoplexy in 1823, he died on 21
February 1824 in Munich, aged 42. On 14 January...
- due on his back taxes.
Capone later died of
heart failure as a
result of
apoplexy on
January 25, 1947. In 1931, head of
operations Frank Nitti was also convicted...
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terms in
medicine are
consumption (tuberculosis),
grippe (influenza), and
apoplexy (stroke). In
chemical nomenclature, the
international standards organization...
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grandfather Moses, ****, and both his
parents had all died from
similar apoplexies.
Although he had been
generally meticulous in the
management of his affairs...
