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there was bleeding in the brain. Jon’s pupils barely moved. The resident said “There’s a lot of blood.” to himself. It was bad. He had to tell Kim and Jon’s mother, Elaine, to step out right away. Jon was suffering from a massive stroke. At the bottom of his brain a blood vessel had burst, soaking the cerebellum in blood and causing it to swell. His brain was pressing so hard against his skull that blood had leaked through the surgical burr hole in the bone and breached the dam at the site of the wound

called Camellia sinensis native to Asia. At its origin, tea was used medicinally in empires such as the Shang dynasty in the 16th century. Furthermore, tea is linked to many health benefits such as weight loss, immunity support, bone strength, lowers blood pressure, and reduces risk of both heart disease and cancer. Although tea is associated with these, and many more health benefits, it is difficult to scientifically justify a positive relationship between drinking tea and reducing the risk of heart

Shearing forces acting on the vascular endothelium generated by blood flow causes a release of calcium and subsequent cNOS (cyclic nitric oxide synthase) activation. Therefore, increases in blood flow stimulate NO formation (flow-dependent NO formation). Nitric oxide then causes independent vasodilation by inhibiting vasoconstrictor influences of phenylephrine and alters its potency

The vasodilation caused by inflammatory response slows down the blood flow and the large leukocytes, which move slower than the small size red cells were pushed out from the axial flow, resulting in the increased leukocytes concentration adjacent to the endothelial cell lining.[1] The process of accumulation of leukocytes at the peripheral of vessels is known as margination.[1]  Adhesion The adhesion of leukocytes to the endothelial surface is mediated

One way to prevent complications is to not smoke (Badash 2015 p.1). When inside wear socks or gloves when going to put food in the freezer (Mayo Clinic 2015 p. 11). Stress may trigger a Raynaud’s attack as “blood vessels are normally constricted when someone experiences strong emotions” (Raynaud’s Association 2015 p.1). In an attempt to avoid this take time to relax and un-wind when one begins to feel high levels of stress. According to Badash (2015), when going

organs. There is a list with one hundred thousand people on it and an average of twenty people die every day because they do not get the organs they need. Scientists have been able to reproduce skin, muscles, blood vessels, and even a bladder before.

stroke due to major blood vessels being blocked. iii. In an article by Alzheimer’s Association it mentions that many experts who study this type like to call it “Vascular Cognitive Impairment” because it better explains the idea that your vascular thinking skills can change and it can either be small or serve. B. Symptoms i. With this type of Dementia, the symptoms can be very different due to how badly the blood vessel are damaged after having the stroke. ii. Small vessel damage can make the person

Introduction Regeneration of tissues to replace diseased, missing and traumatized dentin/pulp emerges from recent progress in stem cell and tissue engineering research. Dental pulp stem cells (DPSCs) are considered a promising population of cells in regenerative dentistry and have been shown to produce dentin/pulp-like tissues following implantation in vivo (Gronthos et al., 2000; Gronthos et al., 2002; Shi et al., 2001). Importantly, DPSCs reside in the microvasculature region of the dental pulp

The Effects of Periodontal Disease on Arthrosclerosis Directly and Indirectly Dyffreyon McGowan Tougaloo College: Biology Department The Effects of Periodontal Disease on Arthrosclerosis Directly and Indirectly Introduction In the oral cavity, therapeutic edentulation, a treatment in which treating chronic diseases caused for tonsillectomies or tooth extractions, sometimes taking all a patient 's teeth, was common as a result of the popularity of the focal infection theory

com/poe/timeline.html Virginia busts a blood vessel and begins to cough up blood-January 15, 1842 My poor Virginia, oh my poor Virginia. We were having the most joyous time today. Singing and playing the piano, when she began to cough. Her beautiful voice was abruptly broken into a startling cough. She began to expectorate blood. I was aghast! I was terrified! I immediately took Virginia to the nearest doctor in order to get her checked. She had busted a blood vessel! I was filled with trepidation when