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How and when to close Patent Foramen Ovaleto preventParadoxical Embolism
right atrial tumors that increase right atrial pressure(passive) caused byParadoxical embolism
a right - to - left shunt ( 1(passive) caused byparadoxical embolism
right to left shunt through a PFO(passive) caused byparadoxical embolism
The presence of right - to - left shuntcan causeparadoxical air embolism
thrombi crossing the PFOto causeparadoxical embolism ( 29–32
to left shunts on contrast echocardiography.8 12 13 Transcatheter closure of the patent foramen ovaleto preventparadoxical embolism
emboli transfer from the right to left atria(passive) caused byparadoxical embolism
an embolus arising in the venous system and then crossing the heart through an opening such as a patent foramen ovale causing occlusion of the arterial tree(passive) caused byParadoxical embolism
crossing these venous thrombican causeparadoxical embolism
Cardiopulmonary resuscitationmay causeparadoxical embolism
Embolization of venovenous collaterals or in patients with a fenestration , temporary balloon occlusion of the fenestration was performed before Lipiodol injectionto preventparadoxical embolism
the veinscausingparadoxical embolism
a thrombus reaching the right atrium from the venous circulation and then crossing the ASD and entering the left cardiac chambers and the arterial circulation(passive) caused byparadoxical embolism
15636454 - Thrombus - in - transitcausingparadoxical embolism
ovarian vein thrombosis extending to inferior vena cava in a female with uterine myoma(passive) caused byParadoxical embolism
arteriovenous fistula from common iliac artery to common iliac vein(passive) caused byparadoxical embolism
ASDsmay causeparadoxical embolism
elevated risk of deep vein thrombosis because of immobilization ,causingparadoxical embolism
Small atrial septal defectmay causeparadoxical embolism
the absence of the lower or middle lobe , right lung sequestration , and diverticulum of the right main bronchus ... is requiredto preventparadoxical embolism
the cause of stroke / TIA and questionable efficacy of closure devicesto preventparadoxical embolism
air filters should be placed on the IV linesto preventparadoxical air embolism
Failure of preoperative echo testingto preventparadoxical air embolism
van den Heuvel P. Thrombus - in - transitcausingparadoxical embolism
VGE(passive) caused byParadoxical embolism
pulmonary arteriovenous malformation ( PAVM(passive) caused byparadoxical cerebral embolism
small deep vein thrombosis migrating through the ASD shunt(passive) caused byparadoxical embolism
PAVF without HHT(passive) caused byParadoxical cerebral embolism
The presence of shunt flow between the right and left hearts , regardless of the direction of blood flow , mandates the meticulous exclusion of air bubbles or particulate material from intravenous fluidsto preventparadoxical embolism
even an extremely small foramen ovalecan causeparadoxical cerebral embolism
increased right - sided pressure of the heart , such as pulmonary embolism(passive) caused byparadoxical cerebral embolism
all intravenous lines should be equipped with a device to filter air bubblesto preventparadoxical air embolism
the possibility of HHT associated with PAVMcan causeparadoxical cerebral embolism
All intravenous lines used in such patients should be equipped with a device to filter air bubblesto preventparadoxical air embolism
PFO closure is designedto preventparadoxical embolism
Closure of a PFOmay preventparadoxical embolism
so that surgery in sitting position can be avoided altogether in this subset of patientsto preventparadoxical air embolism
Small PFOs ... less likelyto causeparadoxical embolism
All catheter and infusion systems ... freeto preventparadoxical embolism
stroke or myocardial infarctioncan causestroke or myocardial infarction
transient ischemic attack , stroke or migraine.3,4causingtransient ischemic attack , stroke or migraine.3,4
stroke and migraine Nightingale Scausingstroke and migraine Nightingale S
in TIA / strokeresultingin TIA / stroke
in cryptogenic stroke or transient ischemic attack ( TIAresultingin cryptogenic stroke or transient ischemic attack ( TIA
in acute myocardial infarction and massive ischemic brain injuryresultedin acute myocardial infarction and massive ischemic brain injury
in acute ischemic stroke ( AISresultingin acute ischemic stroke ( AIS
stroke and cerebral abscess as well as air emboli from venous lines not fitted with filterscausingstroke and cerebral abscess as well as air emboli from venous lines not fitted with filters
Jul 17.Ischaemic stroke with malignancy(passive) may often be caused byJul 17.Ischaemic stroke with malignancy
a stroke or TIA ... 12can causea stroke or TIA ... 12
future stroke or transient ischemic attack(passive) caused byfuture stroke or transient ischemic attack
in cerebrovascular accidents or transient ischemic attacks(TIAresultingin cerebrovascular accidents or transient ischemic attacks(TIA
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a myocardial infarction in people with normal coronary arteriescausinga myocardial infarction in people with normal coronary arteries
to stroke / transient ischemic attack , migraine , and neurological decompression sicknessleadingto stroke / transient ischemic attack , migraine , and neurological decompression sickness
acute myocardial infarction ( AMI ) in the setting of patent foramen ovale ( PFO ) or atrial septal defect ( ASDcausingacute myocardial infarction ( AMI ) in the setting of patent foramen ovale ( PFO ) or atrial septal defect ( ASD
in stroke / transient ischemic attacks or other problems , such as migraine , Caissons disease and platypnea - orthodexia syndromeresultingin stroke / transient ischemic attacks or other problems , such as migraine , Caissons disease and platypnea - orthodexia syndrome
not only cryptogenic stroke but also embolism in other arterial territories including the coronary circulationcausesnot only cryptogenic stroke but also embolism in other arterial territories including the coronary circulation
Hepler G. Massive cerebral infarction(passive) caused byHepler G. Massive cerebral infarction
in stroke or ischemia of other organ systemsresultingin stroke or ischemia of other organ systems
in stroke or transient ischaemic attackresultingin stroke or transient ischaemic attack
to stroke , pulmonary embolism , and bacterial endocarditisleadingto stroke , pulmonary embolism , and bacterial endocarditis
non - ST segment elevation myocardial infarction in a case of pulmonary embolismcausingnon - ST segment elevation myocardial infarction in a case of pulmonary embolism
non - ST segment elevation myocardial infarction in a case of pulmonary embolismZ KardiolYearcausingnon - ST segment elevation myocardial infarction in a case of pulmonary embolismZ KardiolYear
recurrent strokes(passive) caused byrecurrent strokes
in stroke in this young cohort of patients.2 References 1resultingin stroke in this young cohort of patients.2 References 1
ocular arterial occlusion(passive) is caused byocular arterial occlusion
to neurological problems , including brain abscess and stroke , or lung hemorrhage [ 3–5leadingto neurological problems , including brain abscess and stroke , or lung hemorrhage [ 3–5
fatal myocardial infarction in a newborn infant A Tilletta , B Hartleyb , J Simpsona aDepartment of Congenital Heart Disease , Guy 's and St Thomas ' Hospital Trust , London , UK , bDepartment of Histopathology , St James ' University Hospital , Beckett Street , Leeds , UK Dr Simpson , Department of Congenital Heart Disease , 11th Floor , Guy 's Hospital , London SE1 9RTcausingfatal myocardial infarction in a newborn infant A Tilletta , B Hartleyb , J Simpsona aDepartment of Congenital Heart Disease , Guy 's and St Thomas ' Hospital Trust , London , UK , bDepartment of Histopathology , St James ' University Hospital , Beckett Street , Leeds , UK Dr Simpson , Department of Congenital Heart Disease , 11th Floor , Guy 's Hospital , London SE1 9RT
identification of patients with ischemic strokes(passive) caused byidentification of patients with ischemic strokes
only about 5.5 percent of strokes(passive) caused byonly about 5.5 percent of strokes
the patients whose strokes are most likely(passive) to have been caused bythe patients whose strokes are most likely
in the venous circulation and travels to the arterial circulationoriginatesin the venous circulation and travels to the arterial circulation
Many of these cryptogenic strokes in young adults(passive) might be caused byMany of these cryptogenic strokes in young adults
to devastating complications , especially in patients with contraindications to systemic thrombolysismay leadto devastating complications , especially in patients with contraindications to systemic thrombolysis
in the systemic venous circulation and enters the systemic arterial circulation through a PFOoriginatesin the systemic venous circulation and enters the systemic arterial circulation through a PFO
from the operative site and reaching the arterial circulation through a patent foramen ovaleoriginatingfrom the operative site and reaching the arterial circulation through a patent foramen ovale
acute embolic events in a patient with hereditary thrombophiliacausingacute embolic events in a patient with hereditary thrombophilia
from the right side of the circulationoriginatingfrom the right side of the circulation
systemic embolism caused by the presence of an intracardiac defect , intrapulmonary arteriovenous shunt , or pulmonary fistula [ 2 , 6 , 7 , 11provokessystemic embolism caused by the presence of an intracardiac defect , intrapulmonary arteriovenous shunt , or pulmonary fistula [ 2 , 6 , 7 , 11