- a
thrombus:
aggregated platelets and red
blood cells that form a plug, and a mesh of cross-linked
fibrin protein. The
substance making up a
thrombus is...
-
therapeutic use of
contrast ultrasound on
thrombus dissolution.
Thrombosis is
defined as the
formation of a
thrombus (blood clot)
inside a
blood vessel, leading...
- Left
ventricular thrombus is a
blood clot (
thrombus) in the left
ventricle of the heart. LVT is a
common complication of
acute myocardial infarction (AMI)...
- This can be due to ischemia,
thrombus,
embolus (a
lodged particle) or
hemorrhage (a bleed). In
thrombotic stroke, a
thrombus (blood clot)
usually forms...
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piece of material,
inside a
blood vessel. The
embolus may be a
blood clot (
thrombus), a fat
globule (fat embolism), a
bubble of air or
other gas (gas embolism)...
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leads to
plaque rupture and
thrombus formation, or by cardioembolism,
which results from the
embolization of a
cardiac thrombus, such as in
atrial fibrillation...
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cause vessel obstruction or occlusion. The free-moving
thrombus is
called an embolus. A
thrombus is
always attached to the
vessel wall and is
never freely...
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fluid seep into and
through them. The more
pervious a
thrombus, the more
fluid it lets through.
Thrombus perviousness can be
measured using radiological imaging...
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arteries (Aa.
iliacae externae). This is also
called "saddle
thrombus" or "riding
thrombus". This
results in an
ischemia to the rear extremities. In addition...
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hospitalized with COVID-19. Coagulation, the
formation of a
blood clot or
thrombus,
occurs when the
proteins of the
coagulation cascade are activated, either...
