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Deep Vein Thrombosis and Travel [Medical Facts for Travelers]
A Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) is a clot that forms in a leg vein. A DVT can cause harm by obstructing blood flow to a limb or if a part of the clot flows to the heart or lungs. A DVT can be caused by some medical problems, medications, and long periods of inactivity. The risk of developing a DVT can be reduced by: 1) Occasional muscular activity; 2) Maintaining hydration; 3) Limiting alcohol and caffeine intake, and; 4) if indicated by a physician: support socks or stockings and blood-thinning medications.
The mechanism of renal autoregulation is unclear. The subject of the present investigation is the mechanism of autoregulation of blood flow in the int...
Clot dissolution using fibrinolytic agents is a promising approach to the treatment of thromboembolic disease, particularly peripheral venous and arte...
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