thrombus
| Another term for a blood clot. |
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Not quite 5 percent of each group developed either a new blood clot or major bleeding during the study, Kearon's group reports in the Aug. SANTA CLARITA - A funeral will be held Monday for Todd Longshore, a long-standing member of the Santa Clarita Parks Commission, who died Tuesday of blood clot in his lung. The risk of a blood clot can also be temporarily increased by a long flight, childbirth, bad varicose veins, some blood disorders and being overweight. |
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