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by gunshot(passive) caused byl infarction
diseases of the coronary vessels(passive) caused bycoronary infarction
cerebral small vesselscauselacunar infarction
a distinct small vessel diseasecausinglacunar infarction
by occlusion of the small splenic vessels from sickling(passive) caused bySplenic infarction
an occlusion of the supeior mesenteric artery(passive) caused bymesenteric infarction
a lack of perfusion of either certain regions of the spleen(passive) is caused bySplenic infarction
probably(passive) is ... causedHemorrhagic infarction
the chronic condition of ischemia , causing angina , or the acute formation of a thrombus or clot that blocks the artery at the position of the plaquecan causemyocardial infarction
lipohyalinosiscausinglacunar infarction
a lack of perfusion of either certain regions of the spleen or the entire organ(passive) is caused bySplenic infarction
occlusion of one or more coronary vessels(passive) is caused byMyocardial infarction
thrombosiscausingsplenic infarction
the rupture of unstable plaque in atherosclerosis with mild - to - moderate stenosis(passive) is often caused byMyocardial infarction
an acute blood flow cessation in the heart(passive) is caused byMyocardial infarction
splenic hematomascan also causesplenic infarction
coronary thrombosis(passive) is caused bymyocardial infarction
Coronary Atherosclerosis(passive) Caused byMyocardial Infarction
progressive atherosclerosis - blockage of the arteries(passive) is most often caused byMyocardial infarction
coronary artery thrombosis(passive) caused bymyocardial infarction
Left Main Coronary Artery Occlusion(passive) Caused byMyocardial Infarction
a coronary occlusioncausingmyocardial infarction
The interruption of the blood flow to the heartcausesmyocardial infarction
luminal thrombosis superimposed on coronary atherosclerosis(passive) is typically caused byMyocardial infarction
coronary artery blockage(passive) caused bymyocardial infarction
THERAPYcausesSPLENIC INFARCTION
a blood clot , which stops the blood flowing to a part of your heart muscle(passive) is usually caused bymyocardial infarction
coronary artery thrombus(passive) is usually caused byMyocardial infarction
septic emboli(passive) caused bysplenic infarction
by septic emboli(passive) caused bysplenic infarction
One of the most common recognized scenarios is called coronary thrombosis of a coronary arterycausingmyocardial infarction
thrombosis or a blood clot(passive) is caused byMyocardial infarction
Development of blockage in the coronary arteries that prevents the blood and oxygen from reaching the heartcausesmyocardial infarction
Narrowing of the artery usually causes anginacan causemyocardial infarction
myocardial rupture(passive) caused bymyocardial infarction
by occlusion of the left middle cerebral artery(passive) caused byinfarction
the interruption of oxygen delivery to myocardial tissue causing ischemic injury(passive) is caused byMyocardial infarction
by embolism ( arterial blockage ) or ischemia of artery ( narrowing(passive) caused byinfarction
interrupted blood flow due to a blood clot that develops in any of the coronary arteries(passive) is caused byMyocardial infarction
Coronary artery spasmcausingmyocardial infarction
rarelycan causerarely
The right bundle branch block(passive) caused byThe right bundle branch block
paincausespain
as an acute abdomen and severe painresultsas an acute abdomen and severe pain
to patientsleadsto patients
to ventricular remodeling , fibrosis , necrosis , heart failure , among others , which may cause partial or total cardiac dysfunction.(2leadsto ventricular remodeling , fibrosis , necrosis , heart failure , among others , which may cause partial or total cardiac dysfunction.(2
in severe painmay resultin severe pain
to permanent damage or death of part of the heart musclecan leadto permanent damage or death of part of the heart muscle
partial oculomotor nerve palsycausingpartial oculomotor nerve palsy
sudden and sometimes severe paincausessudden and sometimes severe pain
from endocarditisoriginatingfrom endocarditis
death and loss of myocardial cells ... immune system disorders , and inflammationcould causedeath and loss of myocardial cells ... immune system disorders , and inflammation
to changes in the geometry ( remodeling ) of the left ventricle ( LV ) of the heartleadsto changes in the geometry ( remodeling ) of the left ventricle ( LV ) of the heart
to scar formation and a subsequent reduction in cardiac performanceleadsto scar formation and a subsequent reduction in cardiac performance
in damage to the heart and ultimately the patient 's deathresultingin damage to the heart and ultimately the patient 's death
ischemia - induced cardiac damage(passive) caused byischemia - induced cardiac damage
a heart attack that causes coronary artery occlusion and leads to cell death in a part of the heart musclecausesa heart attack that causes coronary artery occlusion and leads to cell death in a part of the heart muscle
to loss of tissue and impairment of cardiac performanceleadsto loss of tissue and impairment of cardiac performance
to papillary necrosis renal failure and a high frequency of UTIscan leadto papillary necrosis renal failure and a high frequency of UTIs
from an obstruction of a coronary artery creating an ischemia leading to tissue necrosisresultsfrom an obstruction of a coronary artery creating an ischemia leading to tissue necrosis
necrosis of myocardial cellscausesnecrosis of myocardial cells
to loss of cells in the heart and that enhanced proliferation of cells in p27-deficient miceleadsto loss of cells in the heart and that enhanced proliferation of cells in p27-deficient mice
the death of cardiomyocytescausesthe death of cardiomyocytes
to papillary muscle dysfunction or rupturemay leadto papillary muscle dysfunction or rupture
in permanent myocardial damageresultingin permanent myocardial damage
in painresultsin pain
to improved ventricular functionleadingto improved ventricular function
irreversible loss of cardiomyocytescausesirreversible loss of cardiomyocytes
to loss of functional cardiomyocytesleadsto loss of functional cardiomyocytes
to recurrent infections like upper/ lower respiratory tract infections and diarrheal illnessessleadsto recurrent infections like upper/ lower respiratory tract infections and diarrheal illnessess
cardiogenic shock(passive) caused bycardiogenic shock
to cardiogenic shockleadingto cardiogenic shock
to cardiac r emodeling and development of heart failureleadsto cardiac r emodeling and development of heart failure
to the loss of cardiomyocytes , followed by pathological remodeling and progression to heart failureleadsto the loss of cardiomyocytes , followed by pathological remodeling and progression to heart failure
to chronic heart failureleadsto chronic heart failure
to the loss of cardiomyocytesleadsto the loss of cardiomyocytes
in loss of cardiac functionresultsin loss of cardiac function
in heartresultingin heart
to the deathleadingto the death
Her death(passive) was caused byHer death