clot造句

This means your blood does not clot and you will bleed uncontrollably.

The fibrin clot which then forms is consolidated by the action of platelet contractile proteins.

When a beat pushes the blood out, the clot can go right to the brain.

If part of the clot breaks up and travels through the vein to the lungs, it can be fatal.

Calcium also allows blood to clot normally, muscles and nerves to function properly, and the heart to beat normally.

So tripling the risk would mean 3 people in 4, 600 get a blood clot, which is still very low.

The study found venous thrombo-embolism - a potentially fatal blood clot in the lung often triggered by a blood clot in the leg - was 2.57 times higher in men 6ft or over.

Smoking decreases your tolerance for physical activity and increases the tendency for blood to clot. It decreases HDL (good) cholesterol.

Real blood vessels have an internal coating of cells that ensure that the blood does not clot.

This can cause blood clots to form. If a clot breaks loose, it can travel to and obstruct a brain artery, causing a stroke.

By the time an ambulance reached Dukes, an hour later, she was nearly dead from a blood clot in her lungs. She died soon after reaching the hospital.

As a blood clot on a surface injury dries out it forms a protective scab over the wound allowing new skin to grow underneath.

However, the new information might be more important for people at higher risk of getting a blood clot (for example, pregnant women or people who are very overweight).

In the early '80s, clot-busting drugs weren't generally available. My patient was unstable, but I did my best and he hung in there.

Now they were peeking inside his brain to see if a mysterious shadow on a previous CT image might be an internal clot, or hematoma, at the rear of the skull, indicating a blow to the head.

"Heavy bleeding should not be ignored," James said in a news release from the university. "When a woman's blood can't clot normally, the most obvious sign is a heavy period."

The study doesn't explain why this happens, but doctors know that when the temperatures are colder, your blood is more likely to clot and there's a change in the thickness of blood.