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aneurysm |
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aneurysmWeakening in the wall of an artery, causing it to balloon outwards with the risk of rupture and serious, often fatal, blood loss. If detected in time, some accessible aneurysms can be repaired by bypass surgery, but such major surgery carries a high risk for patients in poor health.
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| In chronic Q lever,
endocarditis is the primary sign (3), although osteomyelitis, infections
of vascular grafts or aneurisms (4), and pregnancy complications (5)
have also been reported. Trident's program
provides coverage for a wide range of severe medical issues which can
arise in inmate populations, such as substance abuse, mental and nervous
conditions, pregnancy, HIV/AIDS, kidney dialysis, aneurisms, and
injuries arising from criminal acts. As previously announced, in February 2002 Radiance entered into a
definitive agreement to merge with Endologix, a developer and
manufacturer of endoluminal stent grafts for the treatment of abdominal
aortic aneurisms ("AAA"). |
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