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rupture of internal carotid artery aneurysm(passive) caused bysubarachnoid haemorrhage
rupture of an intracranial aneurysm(passive) caused bysubarachnoid haemorrhage
by a rupture of an intracranial aneurysm(passive) caused bySubarachnoid haemorrhage
rupture of an internal carotid artery bifurcation aneurysm(passive) caused bysubarachnoid haemorrhage
a ruptured cerebral aneurysm , which leads to a sudden increase in the intracranial pressure(passive) is typically caused bySubarachnoid haemorrhage
by a ruptured aneurysm(passive) caused bySubarachnoid haemorrhage
ruptured aneurysmcausedsubarachnoid haemorrhage
placental abruptioncausingantepartum hemorrhage
berry aneurysmcan causesubarachnoid haemorrhage
rupturecausingsubarachnoid haemorrhage
intracranial arteriovenous malformationsDo ... causesubarachnoid haemorrhage
fracture of the skull(passive) caused byintracranial haemorrhage
THERAPYcausesPERICARDIAL HAEMORRHAGE
any drugcausingPERICARDIAL HAEMORRHAGE
treatmentwould causeintracranial haemorrhage
congenital abnormalities of blood vesselscauseintracranial haemorrhage
the world and extent of injury(passive) is influenced bysubarachnoid haemorrhage
the possibilityto discoverintracranial haemorrhage
Contusionscan causesubarachnoid haemorrhage
or not METHOTREXATEcausesPERICARDIAL HAEMORRHAGE
METHOTREXATE with other drugscausePERICARDIAL HAEMORRHAGE
This second type of headache ... whose burstingcausedsubarachnoid haemorrhage
Snake bite with injection of venommay causeintracranial haemorrhage
other drugscauseCONJUNCTIVAL HAEMORRHAGE
septic embolism and clipping of a mycotic left middle cerebral artery aneurysm(passive) caused byintracerebral haemorrhage
a burst blood vessel(passive) is caused bySubconjunctival haemorrhage
any drugcausingCONJUNCTIVAL HAEMORRHAGE
the rupture of a small conjunctival blood vessel(passive) is caused bySubconjunctival haemorrhage
a renal angiomyolipoma(passive) caused byRetroperitoneal haemorrhage
The development of gastroesophageal varices , one of the consequences of portal hypertensioncan causevariceal haemorrhage
rupturecausingintraperitoneal haemorrhage
Paradoxically there may also be a haemostatic defect as a result of defective platelet function , socausingintracranial haemorrhage
Rupture of smaller intraparenchymal vessels arterioles and smaller vesselscan causeintracerebral haemorrhage
any drugcausingUROGENITAL HAEMORRHAGE
distal lenticulostriate aneurysmcausingintraventricular haemorrhage
brain trauma(passive) can be caused byIntracerebral haemorrhage
infectioncausingintraperitoneal haemorrhage
rupture ( from weakness ) of arterial vascular walls or outpouchings(passive) caused byhaemorrhage
Blood vessels will rupturecausinghaemorrhage
ruptured aneurysm(passive) caused byhaemorrhage
neurological sequelae or deathcausingneurological sequelae or death
the patient s deathcausedthe patient s death
to deathleadingto death
sometimescausessometimes
the development of vasospasm ; an abnormal constriction of arteries in the brain , usually occurring a week or two after surgerycan causethe development of vasospasm ; an abnormal constriction of arteries in the brain , usually occurring a week or two after surgery
the development of vasospasm which is abnormal constriction of arteries in the brain usually occurring a week or two after surgerycan causethe development of vasospasm which is abnormal constriction of arteries in the brain usually occurring a week or two after surgery
blood to build up in your braincausesblood to build up in your brain
death and permanent disabilitycan causedeath and permanent disability
in deathresultedin death
to strokeleadingto stroke
in 1 deathresultingin 1 death
in blindnessresultedin blindness
by aneurysm rupturecausedby aneurysm rupture
to hydrocephalusfrequently leadsto hydrocephalus
to permanent brain injury Failureleadingto permanent brain injury Failure
from an aneurysmresultingfrom an aneurysm
to sudden onset headache or loss of consciousnessleadingto sudden onset headache or loss of consciousness
About 5 % of all strokes(passive) are caused byAbout 5 % of all strokes
in 4 deathsresultingin 4 deaths
this phenomenoncausesthis phenomenon
in 2 deathsresultingin 2 deaths
maternal deathscausesmaternal deaths
in seizuresmay resultin seizures
deaths(passive) caused bydeaths
in severe disability or death of the affected personcan resultin severe disability or death of the affected person
one in 20 strokes in England(passive) are caused byone in 20 strokes in England
axonal injury(passive) caused byaxonal injury
to more than 50 % of the preventable maternal deathscontributedto more than 50 % of the preventable maternal deaths
The largest proportion of such deaths(passive) are caused byThe largest proportion of such deaths
14.1 % of all maternal deaths in that period and it continues to be the most common cause of avoidable maternal mortalitycontributed14.1 % of all maternal deaths in that period and it continues to be the most common cause of avoidable maternal mortality
to haemodynamic instabilityleadingto haemodynamic instability
from unsuspected choriocarcinoma metastasisresultingfrom unsuspected choriocarcinoma metastasis
Most maternal deaths(passive) were caused byMost maternal deaths
to shock and deathcan leadto shock and death
Grey Turner 's sign , ie flank bruisingmay causeGrey Turner 's sign , ie flank bruising
to paralysisleadsto paralysis
from ante - partum haemorrhageresultingfrom ante - partum haemorrhage
in his deathresultedin his death
into deathresultinginto death
to deathledto death