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a very rare defectresultsin hyperhomocysteinemia , homocystinuria , atherosclerosis , and arterial and venous thrombosis
These acute inflammatory responsesresultin cerebral edema , as well as arterial and venous thrombosis
antiphospholipid syndromecan causearterial as well as venous thrombosis
the secondary hypercoagulable statescausearterial as well as venous thrombosis
an intravascular synovial sarcoma of the common femoral vein(passive) caused byvenous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism
anticoagulantcan causearterial and venous thrombosis.[15
However , PICCs are knownto causevenous thrombosis and stenosis
a deficiencycan leadto recurrent venous and arterial thrombosis
The antiphospholipid syndromecan causethrombocytopenia and arterial thrombosis
the action of factors VIIIa andcan leadto recurrent venous and arterial thrombosis
Polycythemiamay causearterial and venous thrombosis [ 1 , 2
Role of Inflammation in Both Arterial and Venous Thrombosis Inflammation ... eventscan leadto arterial and venous thrombosis
Heparin ... HIT ) syndromecan resultin wide spread arterial and venous thrombosis
by blood clots(passive) caused byAcute arterial and venous occlusions
the adjacent myocardiumcausingmyocardial ischaemia , thrombosis and embolism
Heparin - induced thrombocytopenia ... an antibody - mediated eventresultsin paradoxical arterial and venous thrombosis
Most known causes of thrombophilia ... several hypercoagulable conditionscauseboth arterial and venous thrombosis
blood homocysteine concentrationsmay causearterial and venous thrombosis
coagulationleadingto venous and arterial thrombosis
Types of Protein S Deficiency Protein S deficiency Protein S deficiency ... that has been shownto causevenous and arterial thrombosis
Hhcy ... a factor or factorscausevenous and arterial thrombosis
the blood clot forming process ( the coagulation cascade and platelet aggregationleadsto venous and arterial thrombosis
Plateletscontributeto arterial and venous thrombosis
HITcan causeboth arterial and venous thrombosis
local complement activationleadingto arterial and venous thrombosis
that has been shownto causevenous and arterial thrombosis
the processescausearterial and venous thrombosis
Intravenous usemay resultin phlebitis and venous thrombosis
characterized by a hypercoagulable stateleadingto arterial and venous thrombosis
an antibody - mediated effectleadsto arterial and venous thrombosis
the number a ... the rightcausearterial and venous thrombosis
hypercoagulabilitycan leadto venous and arterial thrombosis
thrombophiliaresultingin venous and arterial thrombosis
type II HIT ... HIT antibodiescausesvenous and arterial thrombosis
anticoagulantcan causearterial and venous thrombosis
vascular channelscausingischemia and thrombosis
an antiphospholipid antibody - mediated prothrombotic stateleadingto arterial and venous thrombosis
Excessive numbers of platelets , and/or normal platelets responding to abnormal vessel wallscan resultin venous thrombosis and arterial thrombosis
major risk for sicklingleadingto both arterial and venous thrombosis
Antiphospholipid antibody syndrome ... a pro - thrombotic , autoimmune disorderresultsin both arterial and venous thrombosis
ischemia in the grafted livercan ... causeischemia in the grafted liver
in the grafted livercan ... causein the grafted liver
PE(passive) caused byPE
to cerebral ischemiacan leadto cerebral ischemia
cerebral infarctioncausescerebral infarction
ischemic strokes(passive) caused byischemic strokes
the leg(passive) caused bythe leg
Venous limb gangrene(passive) may be caused byVenous limb gangrene
to the development of deep venous insufficiencyledto the development of deep venous insufficiency
to a right - to - left blood shuntleadingto a right - to - left blood shunt
in a reduced venous return , cardiac output and systemic vascular resistanceresultingin a reduced venous return , cardiac output and systemic vascular resistance
the prevalence of lower extremity chronic wounds(passive) caused bythe prevalence of lower extremity chronic wounds
septicemia in patients who present with symptoms such as not to miss a dislocated elbow is an immanent principlemay causesepticemia in patients who present with symptoms such as not to miss a dislocated elbow is an immanent principle
cerebral infarctioncausescerebral infarction
to necrosis ( cellular death ) of the skin and fatty tissuesleadingto necrosis ( cellular death ) of the skin and fatty tissues
to necrosis ( cellular death ) of the skin and fatty tissuesleadsto necrosis ( cellular death ) of the skin and fatty tissues
death(passive) caused bydeath
to necrosis ( cellular death ) of the skin and fatty tissueleadingto necrosis ( cellular death ) of the skin and fatty tissue
pulmonary embolus(passive) caused bypulmonary embolus
acute leg ischemia(passive) caused byacute leg ischemia
Cerebral blood reduction and cerebrovascular diseases(passive) are mainly caused byCerebral blood reduction and cerebrovascular diseases
in lowering blood pressureresultsin lowering blood pressure
to acute or subacute intestinal ischemiamay leadto acute or subacute intestinal ischemia
in local vascular obstruction or distant embolizationmay resultin local vascular obstruction or distant embolization
in gangreneresultingin gangrene
increases in the resistance of mesenteric venous blood flowcausesincreases in the resistance of mesenteric venous blood flow
to acute or subacute intestinal ischaemiamay leadto acute or subacute intestinal ischaemia
the leg(passive) caused bythe leg
from incidental findings or portal hypertensionresultingfrom incidental findings or portal hypertension
from Hypercoagulable statesresultingfrom Hypercoagulable states
severe visual losscausingsevere visual loss
severe paincausingsevere pain
in venous or arterial vesselsmay originatein venous or arterial vessels
in venous or arterial vesselscan originatein venous or arterial vessels
in venous or arterial vesselsmay originatein venous or arterial vessels
in an increase in blood pressure by baroreceptor reflexesresultingin an increase in blood pressure by baroreceptor reflexes
to pulmonary embolism or deep vein thrombosisleadingto pulmonary embolism or deep vein thrombosis
to ischemic neuronalcontributeto ischemic neuronal
from extensive thrombotic occlusion of the major extremity veins and their collateralsresultsfrom extensive thrombotic occlusion of the major extremity veins and their collaterals
to pulmonary embolism , which infectioncan leadto pulmonary embolism , which infection