For Mr. Sanders, the procedure revealed blockage in one artery; he has not said which artery.
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We tend to use the right carotid artery [a major artery on the side of the neck].
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To assess the stiffness of the teens' artery walls, the researchers used a noninvasive device to measure the speed at which a pulse from the heart travels between the carotid artery in the neck and the femoral artery in the leg.
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Plaque build-up consists of cholesterol and other fatty deposits on the walls of an artery, narrowing the artery over time and decreasing blood flow.
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I survived because I was lucky: The bullet severed my carotid artery but the heat of the round cauterized my artery to my jugular vein.
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Some conditions like coronary artery disease or a heart attack may require a stent or bypass surgery to restore normal blood flow to an obstructed artery.
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The potentially new use would be for prevention of blood clots in high-risk patients with coronary artery disease (CAD) or symptomatic peripheral artery disease (PAD).
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The scissors in Guillermo Timoteo's ear moved an artery that supplies blood to the brain stem and spinal cord, so that artery needed to be repositioned.
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Among those sudden cardiac deaths, 4,392 were caused by coronary artery disease, and 3,122 of those had no previous history of being diagnosed with coronary artery disease.
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Participants suffered from coronary artery disease (CAD) or peripheral artery disease (PAD), which are common forms of gradually constricting arteries in the legs, neck and around the heart.
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Afterward, doctors determined that Stenta had a 246 percent blockage in his left anterior descending (LAD) artery—often called the "widowmaker" artery because blockages here are almost always fatal.
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What they found was blockage in the left anterior descending artery, an area called the "widowmaker" because blockages at the beginning of its course can shut the whole artery down.
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But then it poked through the intestinal wall and pierced an artery, creating a conduit for bacteria to invade his bloodstream and damaging the artery enough to cause serious bleeding.
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While premature menopause significantly increased the risk for coronary artery disease, heart failure, blood clots and heart valve problems, researchers found no increased risk for stroke or peripheral artery disease.
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Sabathia, 23.70, was found to have a blockage in an artery leading to his heart, and the angioplasty was done to insert a stent to open the artery, Rosenthal said.
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Researchers looked at patients with a narrowed artery in the neck, a condition called carotid artery stenosis that can be treated with surgery or managed with medicine and lifestyle changes.
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So if you're shot in a major vessel, like the aorta, or the vena cava, or the carotid artery, or the femoral artery, you can just bleed to death from that.
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In 1967, he performed the very first coronary artery bypass surgery, successfully rerouting blood from a vein in a 51-year-old woman's leg to circumvent a blocked right coronary artery.
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The EU filing covers patients suffering coronary artery disease (CAD) or peripheral artery disease (PAD), which are common forms of gradually constricting arteries in the legs, neck and around the heart.
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Despite my relative good health, some plaque had broken off in my left anterior descending artery and a blood clot filled its space, leaving that major coronary artery nearly 100 percent blocked.
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They had to rush him into an operating room where they took out 1.2 inches of the affected artery, and cut into his thigh for a replacement vein to splice into the artery.
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It links another major artery, K4, to the presidential palace.
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Doctors discovered there was also a tear in Jason's artery.
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The artery tore, and her doctors added three more stents.
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His throat was slit and his pulmonary artery was torn.
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This is known by doctors as cervical artery dissection (CD).
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Under brutal Belgian colonialism, it was the country's main artery.
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The device tracks your body temperature using your temporal artery.
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Petty was also suffering from coronary artery atherosclerosis and emphysema.
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"Coronary artery disease is a chronic inflammatory condition," Malhotra said.
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The main artery was shut down as the Fire Dept.
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RHP Scott Oberg underwent surgery to repair his axillary artery.
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Here, too, the primary artery is the International Appalachian Trail.
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"Femoral artery," Nadia says as Mariam kneels next to her.
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Occasionally, you'll hit an artery and blood just squirts everywhere.
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Blood flow through the previously blocked artery was greatly improved.
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He had two stents placed in a blocked coronary artery.
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The doctors inserted two stents to address a blocked artery.
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Within moments, Dr. Hammoud had ordered an angiogram that revealed the main reason: an 80 percent blockage in the left main coronary artery, the infamous "widow-maker," as well as blockage in another artery.
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Playboy model Katie May died in February days after experiencing a stroke caused by a ruptured artery, and it was ruled on Wednesday that the artery was damaged during a neck manipulation by a chiropractor.
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Although it's not a technical term, it usually implies a blockage of the left anterior descending (LAD) artery—the largest of the three arteries providing blood to the heart, also sometimes called the widowmaker artery.
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The carotid artery on the right side of her neck, the blood vessel that brings blood from the heart to the brain, had been injured, in what is called a spontaneous carotid-artery dissection (SCAD).
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It took about 10 stitches to sew the scalp artery to the artery in the brain, using a curved needle about the size of an eyelash and fine thread barely visible to the naked eye.
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The point-blank blast severed the carotid artery in his neck.
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Temer, 77, was recently diagnosed with a partial coronary artery blockage.
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"It seems to have hit some sort of artery," Wikstrom said.
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The researchers also examined carotid artery thickness, a measure of atherosclerosis.
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They found no association between cholesterol consumption and artery thickness, either.
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That line is the key artery to the populous East Coast.
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The highway, impossibly wide, cuts through them like a major artery.
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This treacherous valley was my planned corridor to the target artery.
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The middle cerebral artery violently sprayed blood out of the tear.
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A score of zero shows no calcification in the coronary artery.
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When he arrived, doctors discovered a clogged artery in his neck.
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Once a vehicle leaves the main artery, speeds would be reduced.
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She felt all around the neck, searching for a carotid artery.
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What if he had broken his leg or severed an artery?
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Petty also suffered from coronary artery atherosclerosis and emphysema, it said.
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Yes, he certainly has coronary artery disease because calcium is present.
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You may need an artery un-clogger after a meal here.
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In 2006, researchers analyzed 15 years of data from an ongoing longitudinal study tracking the development of coronary artery disease in young adults in the US, the Coronary Artery Risk Development in Young Adults (CARDIA) study.
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Her claims: Veterans were being subjected to unnecessary coronary artery bypass surgeries.
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In some circumstances, the disease can lead to peripheral artery disease (PAD).
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In more serious cases of coronary artery disease, you might need surgery.
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Immediate treatment usually involves opening the clogged artery to restore blood flow.
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Other significant conditions include blunt force head trauma and coronary artery atherosclerosis.
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The virus could spread along the Congo river, the country's main artery.
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It is a major transportation artery for commuters between Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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They are used by everyone and are an artery for emergency vehicles.
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Large clots can completely block the flow of blood through an artery.
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I strongly recommend if you're into cheap eats and coronary artery disease.
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At the hospital, a doctor reveals that Drake hit JT's vital artery.
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Treatment is to block the abnormal blood flow between artery and vein.
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Donda died in 2007 from coronary artery disease and complications after surgery.
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All three bombings took place east of Interstate-35, Austin's main artery.
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They opened up an artery that had collapsed and inserted several stents.
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The lining of an artery tears and separates from the vessel wall.
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The hallway from the foyer is the main artery of the house.
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The knife had penetrated more than four inches and severed an artery.
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Finally, he pointed to a bright red artery leading away from it.
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Artery-clogging khachapuri, the cheesy bread often likened to pizza, still tempted.
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His son, Scott, said the cause was complications of coronary artery disease.
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Dr. Bukur punctured Ms. Williams's thigh, threaded a slim tube into her femoral artery and eased it up about 12 inches into her aorta, the major artery that carries blood from the heart to most of the body.
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A vessel in Ms. Roy's scalp — one that Dr. Langer called "the Michael Jordan artery," because his can be seen pulsing at his temple — would be rerouted to feed a deeper artery whose blood supply had been cut off.
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A system of algorithms in the company's CardioFlux software analyzes the magnetic data into maps that indicate problems like coronary artery disease or ischemia, a lack of blood flow often caused by a buildup or blockage in an artery.
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It looks like gruel, but it tastes like sweet, artery-clogging liquid gold.
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Retinal artery and vein reactions to 20-second-long flicker stimulation were measured.
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This month, officials gave trucks and buses priority on a major crosstown artery.
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Meduri was able to quickly get that artery back open, and stented it.
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Usually when an artery bursts, the blood simply pumps into the surrounding space.
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"Stents are basically a metal caging that keeps the artery open," Mehran added.
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There were 2 other contributing factors ... coronary artery disease and cerebral vascular disease.
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That artery can carry 22016 million barrels of gasoline and other products daily.
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Braddock Avenue, the main commercial artery, once had bustling shops, hotels and restaurants.
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" While researching Hamilton's life, he felt like "a mosquito that hit an artery.
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He was ambushed by seven poachers last month, shot through the femoral artery.
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Emily died at the hospital "after a major artery was severed," Smith wrote.
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Tormund kills Smalljon by I think ripping out an artery with his teeth?
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An enlarged brain artery indicates that too little nutrition is crossing the placenta.
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Sixth Avenue, a wide north-south artery of Manhattan, was renamed on Oct.
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That artery gets choked of and people get caught in a death funnel.
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This strait is an important artery for oil transportation in the Middle East.
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Bisecting the town on a diagonal is Route 35, the main commercial artery.
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Temporal artery (forehead) temperatures are accurate for those ages 3 months and older.
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Excavate an artery-like network of smaller canals feeding into the main ones.
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On another critical artery, they still crawl (looking at you, 42nd Street). 8.
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His vertebral artery was severed; police deemed the attack a possible hate crime.
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An artery broke and she had to get emergency surgery where doctors took a vein from her leg and created a new artery to help stabilize the overactive kidney -- hence the big scar on the inside of her right thigh.
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This drawing is designed to show off the thoracic artery—everything is deliberately muted.
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What was once a bustling artery now lay abandoned, in various stages of disrepair.
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The demonstrators also blocked the main road outside the building, a major traffic artery.
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People with gum disease are almost twice as likely to have coronary artery disease.
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Unfortunately, those 2 factors combined to create a nice clot occluding my Diagonal artery.
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The pulsatile tinnitus was caused by… A fistula between his vertebral artery and vein.
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They needed to block off the abnormal link between the artery and the vein.
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Normally, in such situations, the doctors would cap the artery to stop the bleeding.
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Without proper guidance, it's possible to pop an artery or sever a nerve practicing.
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Systolic pressure reflects the pressure blood exerts against artery walls when the heart beats.
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Extreme neck movement has been associated with carotid artery tears, which can cause strokes.
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This time the virus has spread onto the country's main artery, the Congo river.
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The device repairs the punctured artery by placing a gel sealant at the hole.
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The same road was an artery for refugees leaving Turkey during the migration crisis.
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The plaque measurements were collected with an ultrasound probe placed inside the diseased artery.
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A new traffic artery will cut through Tsukiji, transporting visitors to the games' venues.
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Systolic pressure is the pressure blood exerts against artery walls when the heart beats.
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If that artery had been hit, it's almost guaranteed that he would have died.
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The bullet hit his femoral artery, causing massive blood loss leading to cardiopulmonary arrest.
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Once inside, we walk up a muddy path – the main artery through the camp.
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TMZ obtained the document which says the beloved actor was battling coronary artery disease.
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Most strokes occur when a clot blocks an artery carrying blood to the brain.
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I move on to a girl with a lacerated artery in her amputated leg.
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A tear in the artery, though rare, can also result in a heart attack.
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"A large proportion of patients could be having silent coronary artery disease," Tam said.
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It has that big river that runs right up the gut like an artery.
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In this patient, the abnormal connection between artery and vein occurred in the brain.
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So the Northern Sea Route (NSR) has emerged as a potential global shipping artery.
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The building sat atop a high-powered fiber artery snaking along Manhattan's West Side.
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But tomorrow a blockage might arise in another artery and cause a heart attack.
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Coronary heart disease, stroke, heart failure or peripheral artery disease were among the risks.
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They rushed him into another operating room, to repair the intestine and the artery.
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I tested FDA-approved rectal, tympanic, temporal artery, and multiuse models for this guide.
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The offices and shopping centers of the city's financial artery Faria Lima were closed.
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Use it as the buns that bookend an artery-clogging bacon and cheese sandwich.
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In Miami, it poured a salt river down Biscayne Boulevard, the city's main artery.
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His lawyer accused the team of opening an artery and puncturing the prisoner's bladder.
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Sanders had two stents placed in a blocked coronary artery following his heart attack.
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Doctors inserted two stents in a blocked artery, which is a relatively common procedure.
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Overall, the exercise reduced stiffness in the aorta, the main artery in the body.
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Coronary artery calcium measurements are advised for people whose risk level is not clear.
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Still, having coronary artery disease, an old white guy's disease, so young was humiliating.
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She suffered a stroke in 19833 and had surgery for a blocked carotid artery.
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A prison spokesman said the cause was complications of diabetes and coronary artery disease.
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The company expects to fully restart the damaged part of artery by mid-November.
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HeartFlow, founded in 2010, sells a product to doctors to detect coronary artery disease.
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Coronary artery calcium, as shown in the CT scans, was noted in 47.5 percent of the women, who were also significantly older and had more high blood pressure, chronic kidney disease and diabetes compared with the women who didn't have coronary artery calcium.
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They also examined cardiovascular disease deaths over an average of 13 years post-cancer diagnosis as well as heart-disease related events over about eight years, including heart attacks, strokes, heart failure, peripheral artery disease and procedures to clear a blocked heart artery.
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"Heart disease" refers to several conditions including coronary artery disease, which can cause heart attack.
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They determined he was suffering from a crisis of hypertension, coronary artery disease and anxiety.
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There was no plaque blocking her artery; rather, the artery's inner wall had suddenly torn.
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Blood pressure is a measure of the force of blood moving through your artery walls.
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Cervical artery dissection is an important cause of stroke in young and middle-aged adults.
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Long lines of cars waited on either side of the main artery into the capital.
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She tore a carotid artery, apparently sending blood to her brain, a doctor told her.
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It's a smart temporal artery thermometer, and arguably the best thermometer you can get today.
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"PCI is not the end of treatment for coronary artery disease," Hahn said by email.
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It's caused by the buildup of fatty material, or plaque, in the coronary artery walls.
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During surgery, doctors repaired the artery, but weren't able to fully remove the blood clot.
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The issue is the vertebral artery, which travels from the neck down through the vertebrae.
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They then proceeded to finish up the surgery "uneventfully" and successfully repaired the man's artery.
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Once this artery to the outside world was finally opened, mining started to pick up.
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A street opens for business, and nearby vessels pump orange blood into the new artery.
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I began my maneuvers and placed a temporary clamp on artery upstream of the tear.
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Penises have an artery on both the right and left sides called the cavernosal arteries.
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The attacker's blade, he said, sliced into his neck but just missed his carotid artery.
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He also suffered a mild heart attack in January before having a blocked artery cleared.
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In Khartoum's twin city of Omdurman, hundreds demonstrated on al-Arbaeen Street, a major artery.
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Emmit tells him not to pull it out, but he does, and an artery gushes.
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In 2014, doctors placed a stent in her right coronary artery to improve blood flow.
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Route 101, another busy artery, was also closed near Calabasas because of the Mureau fire.
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He would have bled out and died shortly after because it pierced a vital artery.
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Over a lifetime, this injury likely contributes to heart disease and to peripheral artery disease.
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Caravaggio attempted to castrate his dueling partner, but missed and instead hit the femoral artery.
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Blaine suffered a spontaneous coronary artery dissection last Monday, her family said in a statement.
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And San Francisco's diet of championship teams and dot-com triumphalism has become artery-clogging.
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He developed coronary artery disease, diabetes, breathing disorders and other health problems, court records show.
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Billboards advertising single-deck blackjack and sporting books pepper I-15, the city's main artery.
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But there's some good news lurking behind all those extra calories and artery-damaging nutrients.
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Currently, CT scans tell a doctor when an artery has already become narrowed by plaque.
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Going into his groin a half-dozen times, puncturing his bladder, penetrating his femoral artery.
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When I see a patient with exertional chest pain, I screen for coronary artery disease.
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Here's a chart showing where the polygenic risk score for coronary artery disease matters most.
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Sabathia, 38, had a stent inserted during a procedure to unblock an artery on Dec.
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Mr. Stevens had a blocked artery, but the new report gave Dr. Nallamothu second thoughts.
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As soon as the doctors removed the toothpick, blood began to spurt from the artery.
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The other Marine, a 20-year-old named Brown, is shot through the femoral artery.
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The L.A. County Coroner has since revealed the restaurant tycoon suffered from coronary artery disease.
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The knife that had plunged into his neck missed his carotid artery and jugular vein.
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He had coronary artery disease and liver disease, had lost weight and took multiple medications.
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The drug works by reducing LDL cholesterol that can build up in your artery walls.
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I-80, the main artery through the state, was closed for much of the afternoon.
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Most ischemic strokes occur when a clot blocks an artery carrying blood to the brain.
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Simply put, vaping delivers nicotine, but neither cancer-causing tar nor artery-clogging carbon-monoxide.
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The degree of plaque accumulation can generally be assessed using a coronary artery calcium score.
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A bullet entered through her shoulder, severing her subclavian artery, the county coroner's office reported.
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Recounting the visit during a January episode of his podcast R3003C2300, Sabathia said he was scared upon learning of a 22009 percent blockage found in the widowmaker artery, an ominous nickname for the left anterior descending artery, a critical blood vessel leading into the heart.
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"Now that I look back, that was kind of like an early sign of me having a SCAD event," she said, referring to how she had spontaneous tearing in the artery walls of her heart, related to her heart attack, called spontaneous coronary artery dissection.
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An arteriogram showed that the artery was compromised because of the tear, which caused a stroke.
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It just missed his carotid artery, broke his jawbone and caused nerve damage and hearing loss.
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In patients with F.M.D., fibrous tissue collects in specific artery beds, sometimes completely blocking blood flow.
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This patient had a fistula between the vertebral artery in his neck and the accompanying vein.
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A score 523-400 is generally understood to mean mild coronary artery disease is highly likely.
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London has been a critical artery for the flow of money around the world for centuries.
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The sealant is supposed to dissolve within 22015 days after the artery wall has completely healed.
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"Then they tore the bridge out," Pete says of the main artery connecting Castleberry to downtown.
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Burger King has announced a new artery-clogging concoction that will keep you warm this winter.
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Trump, countries who try to threat[sic] our country will end up its artery get cut.
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Plus, higher-fat diets do not show saturated fats to be detrimental to coronary artery health.
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With each heartbeat a pressure wave rippled out from his heart and risked tearing the artery.
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Lindsy, neck straightened, carotid artery uncrushed, exits the garage rushing backwards, her face furious and determined.
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Her family tells us the devastating stroke was caused by a blockage in her carotid artery.
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The risk of infection was real, but he said the artery and primary tendons were intact.
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Police fired more tear gas near police headquarters on Hennessy Road, the main artery to Central.
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Police fired more tear gas near police headquarters on Hennessy Road, the main artery to Central.
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All participants had their degree of coronary artery disease measured using a variety of clinical tests.
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The catheter is then removed, but the stent remains in place to prop open the artery.
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When her mother asked her what she had done, Hillary simply responded, "artery," the complaint alleges.
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The South China Sea is also a vital trade artery for Vietnam, Japan and South Korea.
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He said shrapnel punctured the air bag and sliced the young woman's neck and carotid artery.
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The span buckled during winter storms, cutting off a major artery into Big Sur for months.
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Soviet soldiers fought to the death to keep possession of this strategic artery and important symbol.
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But the fire closed down Interstate 5, the crucial artery connecting California to the Pacific Northwest.
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We have a horse break through the barbwire and cut a main artery in her leg.
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Artery-obstructing plaque is filled with white blood cells, smoldering with inflammation and subject to rupture.
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But the segment of the colon next to the spleen received blood from only one artery.
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He ordered an ultrasound of the artery, which showed an obstruction creating the turbulent blood flow.
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If the bullet had gone one way it would have hit an artery and killed him.
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The city's main artery — Market St — is about to go bus and taxi-only, at least.
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He left the hospital on Friday after having two stents placed in a blocked coronary artery.
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Research has found that childhood intervention can reduce the risk of mortality and coronary artery disease.
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He was evaluated and had two stents inserted in a blocked artery, his campaign said Wednesday.
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Black culture is likewise a major artery of platforms like TikTok and our beloved Vine (RIP).
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On Saint Laurent Boulevard, he would learn the ways of the world along Montreal's hardened artery.
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You've … You've made a porcine artery of rhubarb foam, herb powder, and raspberry gel for pudding?
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High blood pressure occurs when the force of blood pushing against your artery walls is too high.
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The bullet hit Jacob's femoral artery, causing massive blood loss leading to cardiopulmonary arrest, his family said.
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Doctors thread a thin tube with a tiny balloon at the end up to the blocked artery.
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I can't stop what's going on inside, but at least to the leg and the femoral artery.
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The shot to Donohue's right leg severed his right femoral artery and nicked the right femoral vein.
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This will be Sanders' first major outing since having two stents inserted to clear a clogged artery.
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Ischemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is the most common type of heart disease.
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Lawmakers voted the following day to pedestrianise the Seine's right bank, permanently closing a major traffic artery.
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I saw every organ, every vertebrae, every nerve, every artery, every bone, every way to hurt you.
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The bullets hit his left arm, shattering his elbow, piercing the major artery and tearing through nerves.
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Some of these SNPs are meaningful for our health, signaling risk for conditions like coronary artery diseases.
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Sanders has vowed to return to full bore campaigning after having two stents inserted in an artery.
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Tran says he was impaled by a club which tore a major artery in his upper arm.
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Lawmakers voted the following day to pedestrianize the Seine's right bank, permanently closing a major traffic artery.
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Fatty liver disease, dementia and coronary artery disease may also have roots in the microbiome, Katz said.
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Less than two weeks ago, the former president underwent angioplasty after a narrowed coronary artery was found.
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We know that 40 percent of people with coronary artery disease are receiving incomplete and inappropriate care.
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She had had a heart attack and renal and coronary artery disease, according to her death certificate.
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"PATH is a really vital artery of transportation between New Jersey and New York," Ms. Vanterpool said.
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I highly recommend pouring out money like a severed artery on the hot sands of Miami Beach.
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The device is a smart temporal artery thermometer, and arguably the best thermometer you can get today.
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Mohammed had several shrapnel wounds — one hit an artery and staff trying desperately to control the bleeding.
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Some 267,270 of those deaths are from cardiovascular disease, while 185,000 were related to coronary artery disease.
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The observational study, in BMJ, found no association of migraine with peripheral artery disease or heart failure.
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We replaced the Exergen Temporal Artery and Braun Thermoscan 5 thermometers with newer models that we tested.
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Saturday with the attempted traffic stop on Interstate 20, a busy artery that connects Midland and Odessa.
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A section of San Francisco's major artery, Market Street, is going private-car-free starting next week.
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Those are my hands holding pressure on his femoral artery so that he wouldn't bleed to death.
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The Vermont senator had two stents inserted in an artery after experiencing chest discomfort at an event.
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Kosher or kosher-style restaurants line the main artery, specializing in artichokes fried in the Jewish style.
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Doctors were unable to remove the bullet, which is stuck near a delicate artery, her parents said.
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Lebanon's economy minister told Reuters in July the crossing was "a vital artery" for the Lebanese economy.
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He was wounded in his right knee, but another bullet ruptured an artery in his right groin.
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Construction of the new Panama Canal, an artery nourishing the world economy, did not go as planned.
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Avoid trans fats, the artery-clogging fats found in many commercially prepared products and fast foods. 23.
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Doctors discovered at the time that he had a tear in his aorta, the body's largest artery.
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He later underwent a successful stent surgery after a CT scan showed partial blockage of an artery.
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The fire shut down the 101 freeway, a major transportation artery connecting Los Angeles with points north.
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Victor nearly died from the fall ... with a chipped bone in his neck almost cutting an artery.
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