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What is a clot called that remains at its origin?
thrombus
What is dissolving of a thrombus called?
The dissolving of a thrombus is called fibrinolysis. This process involves breaking down the fibrin mesh that holds the clot together, usually through the action of the enzyme plasmin.
What is more than one thrombus called?
More than one thrombus (or the plural form) is "thrombi".
What is the name given at the bottom of the stroke?
They are classically called cerebral vascular accidents. There are many types of reasons for a stroke. They are an trauma to the brain, a thrombus or clot, rupturing of a blood vessel, or severe to a part of the brain.
When a blood clot breaks free and circulates through the blood stream it is referred to as?
When a thrombus(clot) breaks free and travels through the bloodstream it is called an embolus.
What is a clot that forms in stays in place called?
thrombus
A lesion in a blood vessel that show through the skin is called?
vascular lesion
A stationary blood clot is called?
stationary clot is called a thrombus or a blood clot.
What are plants called that have vascular tissue?
It is called vascular plants
How do leaves get the water they need for photosynthesis?
It travels from the roots through the vascular cells called xylem.
What prescription do they use to dissolve a thrombus?
A thrombus is also called a blood clot. Aspirin is the most common and cheap drug used to dissolve blood clot. It is important to see your doctor before taking aspirin for dissolving a thrombus. prevent-stroke-and-heart-attack.com
What is the medical term meaning coagulation?
Coagulation means the activation of clotting cascade involving many elements. In medical field we usually use thrombus(because of thrombin action in building it). Thrombosis is the process of building the thrombus, and when thrombus is leaving it's original location it's called embolism, and can be lethal.
