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The pressure caused by the cuffcausesvenous occlusion
by plaque rupture and subsequent thrombotic obstruction of the artery(passive) caused bycoronary occlusion
plaque rupture and subsequent thrombotic obstruction of the artery(passive) caused bycoronary occlusion
Narrowing of the arterial lumen nor damage to the endothelial lining ... atherosclerotic buildup of lipid deposits or arteriosclerosis obliteranscausesarterial occlusion
Unfortunately , sometimes when the lead is too long in the vessel it adheres to its wallcausingvenous occlusion
Critical treatment decisions center around removal of the blood clotcausingvenous occlusion
by vulnerable plaque(passive) caused bycoronary occlusion
by vulnerable plaque ruptures(passive) caused by coronary occlusion
a blood clotcausingarterial occlusion
by an extensive dissection to the coronary sinus of Valsalva(passive) caused bycoronary occlusion
by arteriosclerosis and atherosclerosis(passive) caused bycoronary occlusion
by native aortic valve thrombosis in a patient with protein S deficiency(passive) caused bycoronary occlusion
by vulnerable (passive) caused by coronary occlusion
retroperitoneal fibrosis(passive) caused byarterial occlusion
Aneurysms of sinus of Valsalvacausingcoronary occlusion
by exertion(passive) caused bycoronary occlusion
Though it is a rare complication , it is a potentially serious onecan causecoronary occlusion
These tumorsmay causetracheal occlusion
to limit the amount of muscle accommodation to a minimum during function(passive) is designedMyocentric occlusion
a vulnerable plaquewill causethrombotic occlusion
by disruption(passive) caused bythrombotic occlusion
Sickle - shaped red blood cellscausevaso - occlusion
Tumorcausedthrombotic occlusion
It is deposited in the blood vessels in the form of atherosclerotic plaquescausingluminal occlusion
platelet aggregationcausingmicrovascular occlusion
pouch ballooningcan causetracheal occlusion
Pathological conditionscausingbronchial occlusion
sickled cellscausevaso - occlusion
Atherosclerotic lesioncausingluminal occlusion
the ability of the cellto causevaso - occlusion
the factorsmay provokevaso - occlusion
Dissection between the intima and mediacausesluminal occlusion
more rigid , sickled red cells are producedcausevaso - occlusion
Plaquescauseluminal occlusion
adhesion of sickle erythrocytes ( SSRBCs ) to components of the vascular wall and to circulating leucocytes ( WBCs(passive) is partly caused byVaso - occlusion
an aortic wall irregularitycausingluminal occlusion
by thrombus formation on arterial walls or thrombus separation from arterial walls such as in the internal carotid and middle cerebral arteries(passive) caused byocclusion
Mucus metaplasia causes airflow obstruction by several mechanismscausesluminal occlusion
by thrombus formation on arterial walls or thrombus separation from arterial walls such as in the internal carotid(passive) caused byocclusion
pericyte contraction , microtrombi or cellular plugs(passive) caused bymicrovascular occlusion
in improvement of coronary flow and reduction in infarct sizeresultedin improvement of coronary flow and reduction in infarct size
to reduced microvascular flow and resultant tissue hypoxiamay leadto reduced microvascular flow and resultant tissue hypoxia
to acute coronary syndromesleadsto acute coronary syndromes
to ischemia Ischemiamay leadto ischemia Ischemia
Her death(passive) was caused byHer death
deathcausingdeath
in cardiacresultedin cardiac
the myocardium(passive) caused bythe myocardium
to STEMIleadingto STEMI
impairment of vasodilationcan causeimpairment of vasodilation
in significant decreases in stroke work indexresultedin significant decreases in stroke work index
underlying heart disease(passive) caused byunderlying heart disease
impairment of vasodilation in response to exercise in remote myocardial regions ... even in the absence of atherosclerotic diseasecan causeimpairment of vasodilation in response to exercise in remote myocardial regions ... even in the absence of atherosclerotic disease
to tissue ischemia and infarction and progressive end - organ damageleadsto tissue ischemia and infarction and progressive end - organ damage
to tissue ischemialeadingto tissue ischemia
to skin necrosis and blindnesscan leadto skin necrosis and blindness
to tissue infarctionleading ultimatelyto tissue infarction
to both hypoxia and ischemialeadsto both hypoxia and ischemia
to acute myocardial infarction and strokeleadingto acute myocardial infarction and stroke
to immediate and prolonged complications and hospitalizationcould leadto immediate and prolonged complications and hospitalization
bone necrosis(passive) caused bybone necrosis
to ischemic skin necrosisleadingto ischemic skin necrosis
hemorrhagic necrosis of the skin and organ failurecausinghemorrhagic necrosis of the skin and organ failure
in painful ischemic tissue damageresultingin painful ischemic tissue damage
acute inferior myocardial infarctioncausingacute inferior myocardial infarction
Pain(passive) caused byPain
thrombocytopenia(passive) caused bythrombocytopenia
to areas of retinal capillary nonperfusionleadingto areas of retinal capillary nonperfusion
to multiple organ dysfunction syndrome ( MODScontributingto multiple organ dysfunction syndrome ( MODS
in acute , severe cyanosiscan resultin acute , severe cyanosis
in acute , severe cyanosis andcan resultin acute , severe cyanosis and
recovery from this conditionmay temporarily causerecovery from this condition
hypoxic damage(passive) caused byhypoxic damage
in ischemic strokeresultingin ischemic stroke
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the clinical courseinfluencesthe clinical course
in acute , severe cyanosis and , in patients who had the BTS is the sole source of pulmonary blood flow , cardiac arrest or death ( 1,2can resultin acute , severe cyanosis and , in patients who had the BTS is the sole source of pulmonary blood flow , cardiac arrest or death ( 1,2
The pain(passive) is caused byThe pain
in painresultingin pain
alsomay ... resultalso