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Researchers investigate needs of family members when a patient dies

...rienced abdominal pain one evening and died from a ruptured appendix by the time her two daughters returned home from school the following day. When paramedics arrived, they took over the daughters and neighbors attempts to resuscitate the woman, but eventually pronounced her dead, without taking her to the h...

Heavy drinkers bear the heavy burden of bleeding stroke

...he surface of the brain and usually results from a ruptured intracranial aneurysm, a blood vessel in the brain that suddenly bursts. These are not subtle strokes, says Brett M. Kissela, M.D., lead author of one of the papers and an assistant professor of neurology at the University of Cincinnati in Ohio. Th...

CRP levels predict risk of sudden death

...d died suddenly to determine if they had stable or ruptured plaques in their blood vessels. They also determi...the study, 52.8 percent of people whose plaque had ruptured had serum CRP levels above 3 ug/mL, compared with 20 percent of controls. About 39 percent of peopl...

Telemedicine can be used for accurate diagnosis of stroke symptoms

...tediagnosis. If a patient's stroke is caused by a ruptured blood vessel insteadof a clot, or if too much time has elapsed since the onset of the stroke, usingthese medications can cause more harm than good, possibly even killing thepatient. Some patient may require that medications be injected directly to th...

Study suggests some unruptured aneurysms do not need treatment

... of a patient's aneurysm, the patient's history of ruptured aneurysms, and symptoms. The most recent health-outcomes data associated with each of these factors was then applied to each scenario. (Rupture rates were taken from the International Study of Unruptured Intracranial Aneurysms.) While the study sh...

Human Voltage

...) Auditory and ocular injuries -Tympanic membrane ruptured (typical) -Deafness/Tinnitus/Vertigo -Transient blindness/Photophobia-Conjunctivitis - Corneal damage -Retinal abnormalities (macular hole) - optic neuritis -Cataract "Lightning injuries are varied and take many different forms. The most dangerous(an...

Early stroke treatment with t-PA has long-lasting benefit, according to NEJM report

...rosis or a clot. Hemorrhagic stroke is caused by a ruptured blood vessel in the brain. According to the American Heart Association's 1998 Georgia StrokeReport, stroke symptoms include sudden weakness or numbness on one side of thebody; sudden difficulty speaking; sudden dimness or loss of vision, part...

Study suggests a drug treatment for abdominal aortic aneurysms

...on than women. Ninety-five percent of patientswith ruptured AAAs die, including 50 percent to 70 percent of th...ead of needingsurgery or dying unexpectedly from a ruptured aneurysm."...

Balloon Procedure In The Brain? Longest Follow-Up To Date Shows Good Results

...risks. In the stroke study, one patient died of a ruptured blood vessel at the time ofthe procedure, and another patient had a blood clot near the site of theoriginal blockage an hour after undergoing the procedure. That clot wassuccessfully dissolved with medication. During about three years of follow-up, ...

Early Heart Repair For Marfan Syndrome Patients Critical To Survival

...aining of chest pain. He subsequently died from a ruptured aortic aneurysmresulting from a Marfan-like disorder. Other sufferers include the late U.S.volleyball standout Flo Hyman and former University of Maryland basketball starChris Patton. For the study, researchers examined the records of 675 Ma...

Drug Reduces Heart Attack, Death Rates In Patients With Unstable Angina

... Thecondition occurs when blood clots form around ruptured bits of plaque in thearteries, resulting in reduced blood flow to the heart. Patients typicallyexperience chest pain and weakening of the heart muscle and the condition, ifleft untreated, can lead to heart attack and death. Although current t...

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