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embolism
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embolism

Blockage of a blood vessel by an obstruction called an embolus (usually a blood clot, fat particle, or bubble of air).



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However, there was widespread deterioration in performance in the management of less severe ED presentations (triage categories 2-5); a decline in the number of vaginal deliveries following caesarean; poor access to radiation oncology; and increases in postoperative pulmonary embolisms.
One example is found in figures from the state of Maryland where, of 407 maternal deaths in the period 1993-2002, 20% were attributed to homicide--a greater percent than those caused by caradiovascular disease, embolisms, or accidents.
They help increase blood velocity, which helps reduce the incidence of venous statis, deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolisms.
 
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