Embolus.
A blockage of a blood vessel is caused by a clot called a thrombus. If that clot breaks free and travels through the blood vessels then it is called a embolus.
Blood clots can move, if they are inside a blood vessel. Moving blood clots are dangerous since they might cause a blockage of the blood flow at some critical location, causing a heart attack or stroke.
The patient may have disease within the blood vessels such as an inflammation of the walls of the vein (phlebitis) or hereditary blood clotting disorders. The patient may also develop blood clots because of other medical conditions.
When a thrombus(clot) breaks free and travels through the bloodstream it is called an embolus.
No. Dyspepsia means stomach upset, indigestion or "heartburn." Pulmonary embolism means a blood clot that gets stuck in a blood vessel in the lungs; typically the clot formed in the legs (deep venous thrombosis, or DVT), then broke free and travelled through veins until it got stuck in the small vessels in the lungs.
Cerebral thrombosis is caused by a blood clot blocking an artery supplying the brain that occurs in the brain itself.Cerebral embolism is caused by a blood clot blocking an artery supplying the brain that forms elsewhere in the circulatory system that breaks free. It is commonly cause by atrial fibrillation.Intracerebral hemorrhage occurs when a blood vessel within the brain itself breaks either from trauma or excess internal pressure.Subarachnoid hemorrhage occurs when a blood vessel at the brain surface just below the arachnoid membrane breaks either from trauma or excess internal pressure.
A corpuscle is a small free-floating cell, such as a blood cell.
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Because when there is a clot, it prevents the free flow of blood; this can result in deterioration throughout the entire body, not to mention a shut down of a specific organ-system.
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a blood clot is caused by eating junk food or not exercising enough because the fat builds up and causes plaque to built up slowly on your cell wall you cant tell if you have a blood clot unless you go to the doctor and they can make the area of your cell larger but they have not figured out how to just remove the plaque without damaging the cell. so once you get plaque built up in your blood cells then it cant go away
High blood pressure can lead to heart failure. If the heart isn't pumping properly than the chance of forming a clot increases and if this clot breaks free and makes it to the head than a stroke will occur