The condition, known as Terson syndrome, occurs when a hemorrhage in the brain triggers a hemorrhage in the eye.
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Dale Holloway, 37, allegedly broke attorney Michael Davidow's nose Monday and caused a subarachnoid hemorrhage, a temporal lobe hemorrhage, a cut lip and various head contusions, according to an affidavit.
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Out there in London you hemorrhage money by simply existing.
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He died the following year due to a brain hemorrhage.
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Blood transfusions, an indicator of hemorrhage, increased by 25 percent.
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An ER doctor believed Rolando might have a brain hemorrhage.
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It carries serious risks, including infection, hemorrhage and even death.
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Farquhar said the hemorrhage had changed his outlook on life.
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Two hours later he had died from a cerebral hemorrhage.
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It's a viral infection that causes pigs to hemorrhage internally.
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Many women report adverse reactions, including hemorrhage and serious infection.
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Major hemorrhage events primarily involved upper gastrointestinal and intracranial bleeding.
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Jazz sadly died after suffering a brain hemorrhage on Friday.
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Meanwhile, it has watched its satellite TV business hemorrhage customers.
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In 2012, he died of a cerebral hemorrhage at 54.
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Mr. Greitens hunkered down on Thursday but continued to hemorrhage support.
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Turlington had a postpartum hemorrhage, the leading cause of maternal mortality.
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When she was four, her mother died of a brain hemorrhage.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt was felled by a cerebral hemorrhage in 1945.
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In April 1945, Roosevelt collapsed and died from a cerebral hemorrhage.
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Repeat CT imaging demonstrated further hemorrhage into the original resection cavity.
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He calls them "acute findings," which include stroke, hemorrhage and fractures.
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You're just going to hemorrhage money keeping this project afloat personally?
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Sometimes the disease causes hemorrhage or shock, which can be fatal.
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Fifty percent of that is going toward moms with postpartum hemorrhage.
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McFarland began to hemorrhage, and the transplant had to be removed.
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His wife, Susan, said that the cause was a cerebral hemorrhage.
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The cause was a cerebral hemorrhage, his wife, Tiziana Hardy, said.
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"He suffered a brain hemorrhage and had to have emergency surgery."
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Yeah, I'm not encouraging people to lose money or hemorrhage money.
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Update: A previous version of this story states that "The primary risk of the gas is that [the writer] could hemorrhage out of [her] femoral artery," while the primary risk of the procedure itself was hemorrhage.
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Reynolds died the following day at age 84 from an intracerebral hemorrhage.
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In some cases, placenta accreta can lead to a life-threatening hemorrhage.
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Unfortunately the hemorrhage doesn't appear to have reabsorbed and my nightmare continues.
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Around 70,000 women die each year worldwide due to post-partum hemorrhage.
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The first was placed on the fiscal hemorrhage called the national debt.
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When more women are having cesarean sections there's more risk for hemorrhage.
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Empires hemorrhage wealth, bombs fall on cities, religious radicals decimate ancient temples.
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She was pronounced dead the following night from a massive cerebral hemorrhage.
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Subarachnoid hemorrhage (bleeding on the brain) is another indirect cause of death.
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When we healed the hemorrhage, I had a paresis on my cords.
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His longtime partner, Tulsi Vatsal, said the cause was a cerebral hemorrhage.
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The cause was a subarachnoid hemorrhage, her family said in a statement.
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However, this understandable corporate flight causes the middle class to hemorrhage jobs.
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A retinal hemorrhage, a type of ministroke, temporarily blinded his left eye.
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Minsky, who died on Sunday, suffered a cerebral hemorrhage, the school said.
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At the hospital, doctors discovered a brain hemorrhage and she underwent surgery.
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Stern suffered a brain hemorrhage and underwent emergency surgery on December 12.
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Stern suffered a second brain hemorrhage and subsequent surgery on December 17.
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He had a brain hemorrhage while dining in New York on Dec.
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She estimated that in 2013, her subarachnoid hemorrhage (most likely coded, she determined, as "intracranial hemorrhage or cerebral infarction disorders, DRG 021, with procedures and major comorbidities or complications"), would have been reimbursed by Medicare for about $80,000.
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My head was fine, but the M.R.I. had shown a possible internal hemorrhage.
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They are prone to cranial hemorrhage, and sometimes a heart duct remains open.
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In May 2015, he underwent surgery to stop recurrent vocal cord hemorrhage (bleeding).
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Franklin D. Roosevelt died of a massive cerebral hemorrhage while still in office.
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Learn about the life-saving antishock garment that stops postpartum hemorrhage http://t.
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Even more frighteningly, HSAs can also indicate a brain hemorrhage, stroke, or tumor.
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Usually, massive hemorrhage, especially in the gastrointestinal system, occurs only in fatal cases.
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The cause was a brain hemorrhage, said Steven Farbman, his son-in-law.
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He died in 1994 at the age of 54 from a cerebral hemorrhage.
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"No one had ever made the code blue for obstetrical hemorrhage," Lagrew added.
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Doctors said he had a major heart attack followed by a brain hemorrhage.
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Blanco died of a brain hemorrhage four hours after his match with Ramos.
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Why are black women at higher risk for hemorrhage, hypertension and blood clots?
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One man says he suffered a brain hemorrhage; others had serious bone fractures.
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Complications including a brain hemorrhage followed, and Gardiner died during the off-season.
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The 77-year-old Stern suffered the hemorrhage on Thursday, the NBA said.
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Rather it can cause drastic immediate complications, even death through hemorrhage or infection.
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The document also lists metabolic acidosis, intra-abdominal hemorrhage and diffuse atherosclerotic vascular disease.
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According to The Dodo, last month, Mollie's owner, Ryan Jessen, suffered a brain hemorrhage.
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"I started to hemorrhage about an hour after I delivered," Burns, 47, tells PEOPLE.
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Franco claims he was diagnosed with a brain hemorrhage and went into a coma.
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They will accurately identify hemorrhage, preeclampsia, and blood or fluid clots as major killers.
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Meghan Trainor has made some lifestyle changes following her second vocal cord hemorrhage surgery.
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Predictably, at some point the hemorrhage of America's Fort Knox treasure had to stop.
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That can lead to hemorrhage, at which point a hysterectomy can be life-saving.
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Even as Michigan and Detroit continued to hemorrhage residents, the number of schools grew.
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And so, to me, it&aposs just a tremendous hemorrhage, again, of those resources.
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Before his cerebral hemorrhage, he had planned to return to teach at Stony Brook.
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While midwives quickly tried to stop my postpartum hemorrhage, I felt myself float away.
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Cuthbert had a severe brain hemorrhage in 2002 and had been close to death.
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Baird was nine, an older sister of his died of a cerebral hemorrhage—an
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Stern died as a result of a brain hemorrhage he suffered three weeks earlier.
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Other leading causes of maternal death included infections and hemorrhage, which is severe bleeding.
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According to various studies, complications can include organ perforation, infection, hemorrhage and sexual dysfunction.
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The hemorrhage dissipated, but in the aftermath, Bouton's language skills were essentially wiped out.
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MK - particularly if the airline continues to hemorrhage pilots, engineers and mid-rank managers.
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Hernandez found out she suffered a brain hemorrhage the first few days following the crash.
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The study noted that intracranial hemorrhage is associated with high mortality rates and functional dependency.
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The document confirmed his claim that he had suffered a subarachnoid hemorrhage — a brain bleed.
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This constant erosion in value has caused VXX to hemorrhage money like few other products.
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Each hemorrhage poses a 15% to 20% risk of death or stroke, the association says.
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"However, the production deal has at least staunched the cash hemorrhage for now," he said.
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This happens in about 1.5 percent of deliveries and the main cause is major hemorrhage.
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If it's not, it could be attached to the uterus, and the mother could hemorrhage.
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Like both of them, Mendelssohn died young—at thirty-eight, apparently from a brain hemorrhage.
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That ultra-precious handbag tends to hemorrhage aura when set in context of innumerable clones.
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His son Marc, who confirmed the death, said Mr. Fisher had had a brain hemorrhage.
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We first came across Oakland's Rays through an interview in the excellent Dynamite Hemorrhage magazine.
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Stern died as a result of the brain hemorrhage he suffered approximately three weeks ago.
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Former NBA Commissioner David Stern suffered a sudden brain hemorrhage Thursday and had emergency surgery.
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Doctors said the brain hemorrhage and resulting brain death as the causes of his passing.
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She died of a cerebral hemorrhage three days after he mistakenly severed a blood vessel.
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It's a largely autobiographical account of catastrophic events after Ms. Breillat's brain hemorrhage in 2004.
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I kept thinking how I might have had a hemorrhage in my belly the whole time.
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The hemorrhage occurred after Noriega underwent surgery to have a benign tumor removed from his brain.
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In 2012, his mother was left paralyzed from a brain hemorrhage and a caretaker moved in.
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These methods may be potentially life threatening and can cause pain, permanent injury, hemorrhage, and death.
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In the midst of their blood-soaked scavenging date, Hemorrhage shows a brief moment of vulnerability.
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Inside White Sox pitcher Danny Farquhar's miraculous recovery after suffering a brain hemorrhage during a game.
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The Times reports that Minsky passed in Boston, on Sunday night, due to a brain hemorrhage.
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The doctors, upon examination, detected that I had suffered a hemorrhage on my right vocal cord.
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Normally cytokines cause disease-fighting inflammation, but with dengue the response can cause hemorrhage and shock.
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He live-streamed his transportation to the hospital, where he was treated for a brain hemorrhage.
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Despite the sweeteners, an early trickle of pros away from BASS quickly turned into a hemorrhage.
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RevMedx is also working on a version for postpartum hemorrhage, the leading cause of maternal deaths.
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The drug can cause or exacerbate cerebral hemorrhage, or bleeding in the brain — a real risk.
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In the United States, Lasix is a diuretic commonly administered to prevent exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage.
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"Our trainers widely believe that furosemide is an effective tool in combating exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage."
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But many people never know they have an underlying problem until they suffer a brain hemorrhage.
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The cause was a cerebral hemorrhage, his wife, Cornelia, told the New York television station WNBC.
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He died suddenly, of a brain hemorrhage—I think other people would have had a warning.
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The cause of death was identified as brain death secondary to basal ganglia hemorrhage, ICE said.
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The 77-year-old Stern suffered a brain hemorrhage Thursday while having lunch in New York.
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The bassist Blake Meister, who played with him often, said the cause was a pulmonary hemorrhage.
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The White Sox announced that additional testing revealed the brain hemorrhage caused by a ruptured aneurysm.
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"Every day we're treating women that come in with hemorrhage infections and uterine perforations," Kumar said.
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Not long after the reading, his wife said, he had a stroke and a cerebral hemorrhage.
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His daughters told reporters in March that he had had a brain hemorrhage after the procedure.
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Former NBA commissioner David Stern underwent surgery Thursday after suffering a brain hemorrhage, the league announced.
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His wife, the French novelist Marie Chaix, said Mr. Mathews had died of an intracerebral hemorrhage.
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His wife, Donna Molloy, said that the cause was a brain hemorrhage from acute promyelocytic leukemia.
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His son Caleb said the cause was complications of a cerebral hemorrhage caused by a fall.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics explains that battery ingestion can sometimes cause perforation or hemorrhage, as well.
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After I gave birth to my daughter in New York City in 2003, I started to hemorrhage.
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Fisher died after going into cardiac arrest, and Reynolds followed one day later, after an intracerebral hemorrhage.
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The cause of his death Sunday was a cerebral hemorrhage, according to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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But in most instances, you'd know if you have a situation as dire as a cerebral hemorrhage.
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Anucha died after being knocked unconscious and suffering a hemorrhage at his brain stem, according to Sub.
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The day after his surgery, he began to hemorrhage and was rushed back to the operating room.
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One ER doctor noted in records obtained by the Guardian that Rolando might have a brain hemorrhage.
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She was pronounced dead the following night from a massive cerebral hemorrhage, a state autopsy report revealed.
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"The biggest reason [for my bet] is the cash hemorrhage, [Tesla's] need for constant financing," Rocker said.
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Last year tragedy struck the gym, it lost one of its top fighters to a brain hemorrhage.
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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), risks include severe pain, hemorrhage, infection, psychological trauma, and death.
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He continued to alienate others with his stubborn arrogance before dying at 46 of a cerebral hemorrhage.
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On December 290, the NBA said Stern had suffered a sudden brain hemorrhage that required emergency surgery.
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"Sir Alex Ferguson has undergone emergency surgery today for a brain hemorrhage," United said in a statement.
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I went and saw a specialist and lo and behold I had a hemorrhage on my cords.
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Less than a month after her arrival, she learned that Walter had died of a brain hemorrhage.
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Some people can take two milligrams and hemorrhage, while others can take 10 milligrams to little effect.
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David Stern -- Hall of Fame ex-NBA Commissioner -- has died 3 weeks after suffering a brain hemorrhage.
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Family members told the Herald that Hernández's brain injury led to an internal hemorrhage that left him unconscious.
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She goes rogue, running off with her new apocalypse boy crush and leader of the Deathstalker gang, Hemorrhage.
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In the scuffle, he falls and smacks his head on the floor, which causes his brain to hemorrhage.
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Zappos, the online shoe retailer experimenting with the radical self-management system Holacracy, is continuing to hemorrhage employees.
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Both infants died on July 23 of pulmonary hemorrhage as the cause of death, according to the affidavit.
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Getty ultimately died from gastrointestinal hemorrhage, acute meth intoxication, heart disease and duodenal ulcers, a coroner's report found.
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The nurse is not capable of, for example, doing a perineal repair or dealing with a postpartum hemorrhage.
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Debbie Reynolds, Lourd's grandmother and Fisher's mother, died the following day at age 84 from an intracerebral hemorrhage.
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Snapchat isn't growing again, but at least it didn't hemorrhage any more users in its Q4 earnings report.
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She died in 2012 after suffering a brain hemorrhage on board a flight from New York to London.
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Of course, that's to be expected after suffering a brain hemorrhage caused by exposure to a chemical weapon.
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It will stop the financial hemorrhage due to the bureaucracy taking healthcare dollars away from health care service.
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With diligent care, conditions like obstetric hemorrhage and preeclampsia are serious but do not have to be fatal.
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Doctors later reported that he had a cerebral hemorrhage that they suspected was caused by the water cannon.
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In other circumstances, misoprostol also stops hemorrhage after childbirth, saving the lives of new mothers around the world.
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The only candidate left who can stave off the impending hemorrhage of moderates from the party is Kasich.
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The certificate -- obtained by TMZ -- lists the cause of death as acute ischemic stroke, intracerebral hemorrhage and hypertension.
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A medical-death donor could be someone who died by hemorrhage, stroke or heart attack, among other causes.
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The condition can progress and lead to multiple strokes, mental decline and, in adults, death from brain hemorrhage.
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The recent Canadian election saw the out of touch Liberal Party of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau hemorrhage seats.
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His death was announced in a statement from the N.B.A. Mr. Stern had a brain hemorrhage on Dec.
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Then, in the middle of her yelling at him, he had a seizure and a massive brain hemorrhage.
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Former NBA commissioner David Stern underwent emergency surgery for a brain hemorrhage Thursday, according to the sports league.
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Joe Biden, the 77-year-old former vice president, needed brain surgery after suffering a hemorrhage in 1988.
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An autopsy determined the cause of death was acute intracranial hemorrhage caused by the impact of the baseball.
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In 1992, her husband Richard Armstrong died of a cerebral hemorrhage, and Diehl-Armstrong received a large malpractice settlement.
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Egyptian officials said on Thursday that Mr. Regeni had been tortured extensively and probably died from a brain hemorrhage.
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If you choose to hemorrhage money on the new iPhone X, you can unlock your smartphone with a glance.
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On her death certificate, her cause of death was listed as "intracerebral hemorrhage," which is a type of stroke.
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It has also been shown to lower the occurrence of brain hemorrhage and an intestinal disease called necrotizing enterocolitis.
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Postpartum hemorrhage is the leading cause of maternal death around the globe, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
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The singer had to postpone her El Dorado World Tour after suffering a hemorrhage on her right vocal cord.
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Shakira has postponed her El Dorado World Tour until 2018 after suffering a hemorrhage on her right vocal cord.
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According to the doc -- obtained by TMZ -- Debbie's official cause of death was an intracerebral hemorrhage ... essentially a stroke.
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For example, "you should have a hemorrhage cart that's stocked with the devices and medications commonly used," Satin said.
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Since 2010, the department has shrunk by a third and continues to hemorrhage approximately one cop every three days.
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As the American Civil Liberties Union put it, the executive order "is a band-aid on a brain hemorrhage."
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The symptoms, like fever, convulsions, cerebral hemorrhage or intercranial pressure, were all things treated by trepanantion at the time.
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The cause of death for most patients with Ebola is not hemorrhage, as sometimes portrayed in movies or books.
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She died at Children's Hospital on May 10 after a catastrophic intrathoracic hemorrhage caused irreversible brain and organ damage.
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CHICAGO — Danny Farquhar was back on the mound Friday, six weeks after suffering a brain hemorrhage during a game.
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It's like asking me to choose between a slow-growing malignant cancer (Trump) and a sudden brain hemorrhage (Sanders).
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The results, published in the Lancet in 2010, showed that the drug lowered hemorrhage death rates by 30 percent.
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Ex-NBA commissioner David Stern suffered a "sudden brain hemorrhage" on Thursday and underwent emergency surgery, the NBA announced.
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The immediate dangers to the mother include hemorrhage, seizures and postpartum stroke — and in the longer term, heart disease.
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Among almost 46,000 people taking dabigatran, there were 397 cases of ischemic stroke and 1,117 cases of major hemorrhage.
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For example, one toolkit focuses on maternal hemorrhage, one of the leading causes of death for women in childbirth.
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Preston Lonnberg-Lane An autopsy revealed Lane died from a "hyperextensive brain hemorrhage" and that his death was a homicide.
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An autopsy found that Par had trauma on both sides of her neck and hemorrhage in her eyes, prosecutors said.
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It is not right that Africans should suffer when we have the means to stop this hemorrhage in human life.
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That said, Venus loves to indulge, and you, Taurus, love to shop, so try your best not to hemorrhage cash.
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His resignation will come into effect from tomorrow morning, and comes as Uber continues to hemorrhage executives and major figures.
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Ms. Davis, who lived in Washington, suffered a brain hemorrhage while visiting a friend, her daughter, Sandra Davis Horowitz, said.
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Hernandez suffered a brain hemorrhage in January at a salon in Encino, California, owned by Blac Chyna, the outlet reports.
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Community Health Systems CEO Wayne Smith recorded a $3.3 million bonus even though his hospital chain continued to hemorrhage money.
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In fact, as interest groups, town halls, the opposition gets a hold of things, it's more likely they'd hemorrhage them.
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In 1981, Kantner spoke to PEOPLE about how he had recovered from a brain hemorrhage at the age of 39.
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President Islam Karimov, 78, who has no obvious successor, suffered a brain hemorrhage at the weekend, according to his daughter.
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Just shy of his 22nd birthday, Howe was hospitalized with a brain hemorrhage and a fractured skull, nose and cheekbone.
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"The bird pecked her lower left leg causing significant hemorrhage with collapse and death," the researchers wrote in the journal.
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She is dangerously wrong; most Ebola victims never hemorrhage, and in those that do, it is a late-stage symptom.
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The West immediately took revenge on the poor of Afghanistan, and applied democracy there like a handkerchief on a hemorrhage.
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His death, at Mount Sinai St. Luke's Hospital, was caused by a brain hemorrhage, his wife, Dr. Sally Hodder, said.
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He went to the hospital and was treated for a brain hemorrhage, according to medical records he provided to BuzzFeed.
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NEW YORK — NBA says former commissioner David Stern has died at age 77 nearly 3 weeks after suffering brain hemorrhage.
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Snow died of a brain hemorrhage on May 30, 1956, during an engagement at the Palace Theater in New York.
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Myriam Moulay Rchid, a lawyer for the accused doctor, said that Ms. Raissouni had sought his help for a hemorrhage.
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Despite the recent massive losses, returns at the Vision Fund overall more than offset last quarter's hemorrhage, according to Son.
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O'Connor listed two brain aneurysms found in 1988, one of which caused a hemorrhage, as Biden's most significant health issue.
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It seems things had stabilized ... but now, The Athletic's Shams Charania says Stern suffered ANOTHER brain hemorrhage, requiring emergency surgery.
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She suffered a brain hemorrhage, broken ribs, a broken ankle, a damaged shoulder and a broken bone in her arm.
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If the pregnancy continues to grow and develop, the tube can rupture, and the pregnant person can hemorrhage and die.
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During the two days he lay comatose, a misdiagnosis of a brain hemorrhage as a drug overdose left him a quadriplegic.
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He died of a cerebral hemorrhage on April 12, 1945, at the age of 63, during his fourth term in office.
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My dog's fatal brain hemorrhage and Hillary Clinton losing the election both wrecked me this year, but they weren't exactly related.
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From preeclampsia, to hemorrhage and beyond, there are myriad reasons women lose their lives bringing the next generation into the world.
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One thing I think that was a little bit misinterpreted was that the major source of hemorrhage with Ebola is intestinal.
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There was a significant chance that Kardashian West would develop preeclampsia again, as well as a potentially life-threatening postpartum hemorrhage.
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Stone's stroke came on suddenly after experiencing severe head pain, and it caused a cerebral hemorrhage that lasted for nine days.
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The events come as Venezuela&aposs economy continues to hemorrhage and thousands flee to neighboring nations seeking food and medical care.
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Under Trump, the executive branch continues to hemorrhage scientists and academics who have long advised the White House and its agencies.
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What&aposs more, the risk of major complications such as infection, hemorrhage and stillbirth, was about the same for both groups.
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The FDA also designated the drug as a breakthrough therapy for decreasing the risk of hemorrhage in patients with radiation sickness.
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I had to cut the umbilical cord myself, began to hemorrhage, and went on to have an emergency unmedicated D&C.
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"The hemorrhage has begun, the flight has begun," Sean McKee, the policy director of the London chamber of commerce, told me.
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Trump did offer a pretty dystopian vision of America, brimming with criminals, terrorists, global chaos, a hemorrhage of jobs and prosperity.
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The critical moment came in 1990, when record federal deficits were spooking investors and prompting demands that the hemorrhage be stanched.
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Uber seems eager to settle all these lawsuits as fast as possible as it continues to hemorrhage mountains of cash globally.
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She divorced Charles Fenn and later lived with writer Robert Plate, until her death at age 60 of a cerebral hemorrhage.
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Now the next generation of Lordstown is stuck watching their town hemorrhage both funding and community, wondering where to go next.
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Former NBA commissioner David Stern, 77, received emergency surgery Thursday after suffering from a "sudden brain hemorrhage," the Washington Post reports.
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The NBA's longtime commissioner, who died Wednesday at 22013 after suffering a brain hemorrhage last month, rarely shied from a confrontation.
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These pregnancies are not viable, and if left untreated, they can result in a ruptured fallopian tube, hemorrhage, and even death.
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We watch her buckle through escalating contractions, then hemorrhage, kneeling and rocking, while a nurse talks her through it by telephone.
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Alexandra Munroe, the senior curator of Asian art at the Guggenheim Museum in New York, said the cause was a brain hemorrhage.
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For instance, in some of the world's poorest regions, "we have mothers dying on the table from postpartum hemorrhage," Dr. Raykar said.
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The tour was initially supposed to begin in November, but had to be postponed due to the singer suffering a vocal hemorrhage.
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And in Pennsylvania, medical student Michael Burke also had died, suffering a cerebral hemorrhage while playing for the Medico-Chirurgical College team.
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Toward the end of the surgery, her blood pressure dropped, her heart rate increased and doctors suspected she had begun to hemorrhage.
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A postmortem revealed that she had suffered an adrenal hemorrhage—a rare failure of the adrenal glands—but had no underlying illness.
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Near midnight on Thursday, at the age of 81, the beloved Sunny Balzano died, after having a cerebral hemorrhage the day before.
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Blood can then rush into the space between the skull and the brain, causing a type of stroke called a subarachnoid hemorrhage.
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They said it was very rare to have a hemorrhage at this age and in the place it was (her brain stem).
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An MRI revealed she'd had a subarachnoid hemorrhage—a life-threatening stroke—and needed immediate brain surgery to seal off the aneurysm.
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When Krystal Sital's grandfather Shiva Singh suffers a cerebral hemorrhage, her grandmother Rebecca, after 53 years of marriage, reacts with calm indifference.
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Painted and repainted in broad, blurred strokes, the images hemorrhage torrents of drips and splashes and appear to be made quickly, furiously.
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He's been instrumental in helping drive down California's maternal mortality rate, including creating the hemorrhage protocols that may have saved Terlizzi's life.
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His wife, Joanne, said he underwent surgery for a brain hemorrhage incurred in a fall at the family home, in Waterford, Wis.
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Tidal, a similar streaming service purchased by Jay Z, sold a stake to Sprint this year as it continued to hemorrhage cash.
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Doctors and nurses have been weighing blood-soaked sponges in every delivery and rolling "hemorrhage carts" for those resulting in excessive bleeding.
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But for others, the uterus can become damaged or need to be removed for reasons including traumatic birth complications, hemorrhage or fibroids.
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It was our final interaction before he died on Wednesday, nearly three weeks after he had surgery for a sudden brain hemorrhage.
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Postpartum hemorrhage, in which women bleed uncontrollably after childbirth, kills an estimated 100,000 women a year in poor and middle-income countries.
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This missive, written on an airline safety card, is from the novelist David Bowman, who died of a cerebral hemorrhage in 2012.
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Mothers who have had C-sections also are more likely to hemorrhage or to have a uterine rupture in the next pregnancy.
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We're told Chuy went to the ER with a Gastrointestinal Hemorrhage (GI Bleed) and after complications, he suffered the fatal heart attack.
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The scan revealed that Kristin had suffered a brain hemorrhage, so doctors decided to give her an emergency C-section that same day.
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So far, Travis has done little but hemorrhage the family's money, imperil their benefits, and leave their house in danger of imminent repossession.
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You'll drop a lot of dough on a designer or purebred dog from a pet store, but the money hemorrhage won't stop there.
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But days before the show, Harold is rushed to the hospital with a brain hemorrhage, which leaves him on the verge of death.
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C-sections themselves pose some risks to babies, and can create serious complications for mothers, such as hemorrhage, infection and post-partum depression.
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The fund began to hemorrhage investor money amid a battle at the firm's top between Gross and his co-CEO Mohamed El-Erian.
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Such feckless arrogance caused Democrats to lose the presidency and hemorrhage hundreds of state and local elected offices over the past eight years.
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The American health system is good at handling life-threatening situations during birth, such as hemorrhage, he said, but chronic conditions are different.
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"I can see why Tom Enders is doing this, because they need to stop the hemorrhage," said a person involved in past negotiations.
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Even after the civil rights reforms of the 1960s won wide acceptance, Democrats continued to hemorrhage support among working- and middle-class whites.
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They bragged about their award-winning low C-section rates and reducing hemorrhage risk like they were talking about their children's report cards.
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Among the seriously injured was a 8003-year-old girl hospitalized with a cerebral hemorrhage, an official at Vall Hebron University Hospital said.
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The giraffe, named Jazz, collapsed after suffering a brain hemorrhage, the Rhino Orphanage in Limpopo Province said in a Facebook post on Friday.
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She is currently being treated for a cerebral hemorrhage, a official at Vall d'Hebron University Hospital in Barcelona told the New York Times.
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Former NBA Commissioner David Stern was in serious condition following an emergency surgery to treat a sudden brain hemorrhage, the league said Tuesday.
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The surgery went ahead in early March, but he suffered a hemorrhage, underwent a second operation, and had been in a coma ever since.
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The 78-year-old died from a brain hemorrhage on March 15, two days after falling in the narrow hallway of their new trailer.
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Customers may not be happy with the recent changes, but MoviePass investors — who have been watching the company hemorrhage money — seem to feel otherwise.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin said on Monday it deeply regrets the illness of Uzbek President Islam Karimov who suffered a brain hemorrhage on Saturday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Alex Ferguson, the most successful manager in Manchester United's history, underwent emergency surgery on Saturday for a brain hemorrhage, the club said.
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Ngo was beaten up by antifa during a Proud Boy rally in late June, and said he suffered a brain hemorrhage as a result.
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Last year, Emerson suffered a brain hemorrhage while on vacation in Italy, and NRECA cited a "severe illness" as her reason for stepping down.
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Last year, she suffered a brain hemorrhage while on vacation in Italy, and NRECA cited a "severe illness" as her reason for stepping down.
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But in a Facebook post, his younger daughter, Lola Karimova-Tillyaeva, Uzbekistan's ambassador to Unesco in Paris, said he had had a brain hemorrhage.
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He had suffered a debilitating cerebral hemorrhage in December, and died of pneumonia and other complications, Robert Duncan, his longtime friend and conservator, said.
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Girón was quickly rushed to a local hospital where she was diagnosed with a cerebral hemorrhage, liver and kidney lacerations and a pelvic fracture.
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In February, he was hospitalized for four days with the flu and later he had a severe brain hemorrhage that left his legs wobbly.
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A second infection of dengue can lead to a severe form of the disease, which can cause hemorrhage or shock and can be fatal.
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Chopin died at age 54 from a brain hemorrhage after a long, hot day spent at the St. Louis World's Fair with her son.
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After spending days in a semi-comatose state, Wickizer slowly recovered and left the hospital three weeks after the hemorrhage, grateful to be alive.
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It's a huge vote of confidence in Uber's growing freight division, even as Uber's overall business continues to hemorrhage billions of dollars every quarter.
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"NBA Commissioner Emeritus David Stern suffered a sudden brain hemorrhage earlier today for which he underwent emergency surgery," a statement from the NBA read.
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They also looked at complications for mothers, such as cesarean delivery or vaginal birth with instruments, prolonged labor, use of epidural anesthesia and hemorrhage.
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A 10 percent loss in market share was enough to send the US coal industry spiraling, enough to cause Europe's utilities to hemorrhage money.
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When Dan L. Duncan, a Texas pipeline tycoon, died of a brain hemorrhage in March 2010, for example, his $9 billion estate escaped the tax.
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On Sunday, mathematician, computer scientist and the father of artificial intelligence Marvin Minsky passed away, claimed by a cerebral hemorrhage at the age of 88.
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Richard Armstrong, her husband in 1992, died from a cerebral hemorrhage after which she won a malpractice suit against the hospital where he was treated.
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In the meantime, Uber will continue to hemorrhage cash, propped up by investor cash and the $8 billion it expects to raise through its IPO.
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As we discover at the start of the episode, June's profuse bleeding was the result of a hemorrhage in her uterine wall, not a miscarriage.
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These are important risk factors for some of the leading causes of maternal mortality and complications, such as hemorrhage, sepsis, preeclampsia, and thromboembolism, Lu says.
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This small, balloon-like device is inflated inside the body to stop patients bleeding to death from a pelvic hemorrhage, an injury common among cyclists.
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The Middlesex County Medical Examiner's Office ruled that Hailey died from complications from blunt impact trauma of the head including skull fractures and subdural hemorrhage.
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It was the first death of a president in office since Franklin D. Roosevelt succumbed to cerebral hemorrhage at Warm Springs, Georgia, in April 1945.
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During their trip, Rachel's doctor prescribed misoprostol, which is also sold under the brand name Cytotec, to complete her miscarriage and help with postpartum hemorrhage.
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In my interview with Dr. Callaghan, he credited the drop in pregnancy-related deaths caused by hemorrhage and pregnancy-induced hypertension to improved medical interventions.
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First responders performed "hemorrhage control" on Neville and played a major role in his emergency care by the time he got to surgery, Scholten said.
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The party will continue to hemorrhage legislative power as we accept idealistic definitions of human nature – and pursue the following identity-politics based electoral strategy.
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Most people imagine maternal mortality as 19th-century-style deaths such as hemorrhage in childbirth or death from eclampsia, a condition involving high blood pressure.
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Detainees have alleged medical neglect and, just last week, a 37-year-old man from Cameroon died at the facility after suffering a brain hemorrhage.
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People with maternal anorexia had a 60 percent higher chance of antepartum hemorrhage, a serious complication that involves third-trimester bleeding in the genital tract.
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If you have a complication during pregnancy, such as high blood pressure or hemorrhage, following up with your doctor in the postpartum period is important.
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And when I enter a secure area, the benighted will prod the hemorrhage-control compression bandage or collapsible miniature grappling hook and ask ignorant questions.
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I first came across the music of Honey Radar through the great magazine Dynamite Hemorrhage, who decribed the band as bedroom lo-fi pop savants.
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Martin said it was a negotiating tactic to get to an agreement with Dish, implying the objective was not to cause them to hemorrhage customers.
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Pay TV providers, including Dish, Comcast, Charter, and AT&T, are also feeling the effects on their stock prices as they hemorrhage pay TV subscribers.
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As mainline, historically progressive Protestant traditions hemorrhage members worldwide, ceding Christian media visibility to the evangelical and Catholic right, Curry just made Episcopalianism go viral.
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The most common cause of postpartum hemorrhage is a uterine atony — when the uterus does not contract and stop bleeding after the placenta breaks off.
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The clinical complications CMQCC has focused on so far — hemorrhage, preeclampsia — are being outpaced by lifestyle-related health issues, like cardiovascular disease and opioid addiction.
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Venomous bites can cause symptoms including swelling, death of tissue around the injury, low blood pressure, convulsions, hemorrhage, respiratory paralysis, kidney failure, coma and death.
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Hispanic infants had a borderline increased risk of necrotizing enterocolitis and intraventricular hemorrhage, and Asian infants had an increased risk of retinopathy, the researchers found.
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"A proportion of patients will have a severe form with strokes, and they can get either an intracranial hemorrhage of an ischemic stroke," Ducros said.
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When Dan L. Duncan, a Texas pipeline tycoon, died of a brain hemorrhage in March 2010, for example, his $9 billion estate escaped the tax.
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The resolution also brings the company closer to the end of a scarring, acrimonious split from Gross in 2014 that caused it to hemorrhage assets.
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"This is an isolated case, and there have been no reported related instances of brain hemorrhage in any pervious cohort or prior studies ," the company said.
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It is worth pointing out that 12 out of 10,000 people who take an aspirin are at risk of intracerebral hemorrhage, or bleeding in the brain.
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Before Ryan Jessen passed away due to a brain hemorrhage, his sister made sure to bring his dog, Mollie, to his bedside for one final goodbye.
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Angel said the second operation in eight hours was carried out with "open skull" and that Noriega's high blood pressure may have contributed to the hemorrhage.
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Zab -- a 6-time world champion -- suffered numerous injuries including an intercranial hemorrhage in a TKO loss to Seldin which required emergency surgery after the fight.
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The patients' severe visual loss after the injection was associated with ocular hypertension, hemorrhagic retinopathy, vitreous hemorrhage, combined traction and rhegmatogenous retinal detachment, and lens dislocation.
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They are, in order: congenital malformations, low birth weight, maternal complications, SIDS, accidents, cord and placental complications, sepsis, respiratory distress, circulatory system diseases and neonatal hemorrhage.
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Tutt has denied ever purposely hurting the boy, arguing he had health issues since suffering a brain hemorrhage when he was very little, the paper reports.
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Higbee was arrested on April 10th -- after officials say Higbee beat up Nawaf Alsaleh so badly, he gave the guy a concussion and a brain hemorrhage.
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Others drink herbs, insert dubious non-abortive pills in the vagina, or pump toxic mixtures, which can cause ulcers, hemorrhage and ultimately severe infections, and death.
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Doctors began to use oxytocin to stimulate uterine contractions in the case of hemorrhage and more regular prenatal blood pressure checks to assess risk of hypertension.
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Then again, if the UFC did make this fight—promotional wet-dream though it may be—it would hemorrhage whatever is left of its dwindling integrity.
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In February, the FDA halted a Phase 28503 clinical trial of the cancer drug pacritinib after patients died from intracranial hemorrhage, cardiac failure, and cardiac arrest.
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When a brain hemorrhage felled her in May 2015, "they came to me and said, 'We think she'd be a great donor,'" her son, David, recalled.
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The company continues to hemorrhage cash, more than five years after its CFO told me (and prospective investors) that Bloom was on the verge of profitability.
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During rehearsals in 2012, Mr. Rylance's stepdaughter Nataasha, a filmmaker, unexpectedly died of a brain hemorrhage at 28, on a flight from New York to London.
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Some parts of the birth story I can only hope to forget: induction, complications, "failure to progress," interventions, fetal distress, "poor expulsive effort," tearing, episiotomy, hemorrhage.
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About 21 percent of women who experience an obstetric hemorrhage don't have an identifiable risk factor, so it's hard to know who might be at risk.
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Postpartum hemorrhage (excessive bleeding following childbirth) accounts for 23% of all maternal deaths in Nigeria, and 14% globally, according to the African population health research center.
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And his liver was slightly enlarged — a warning sign, because the liver helps control blood-clotting, and liver trouble increases the risk of hemorrhage during surgery.
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The cause was a brain hemorrhage and a stroke, his second since 2012, according to Saadi Bira, a spokesman for Mr. Talabani's Patriotic Union of Kurdistan.
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Headway, the brain injury association, said a hemorrhage can be the result of a ruptured aneurysm or a blow to the head, including a minor injury.
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The researchers looked at a composite of adverse outcomes for the baby, including stillbirth, neonatal death, brain hemorrhage, oxygen deprivation, troubled breathing, convulsions and required ventilation.
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The result: It's much harder to be a weak country today, and the weakest of them are starting to fail or fracture and hemorrhage their people.
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"The village elders said it was due to sorcery ... but a health worker showed me that one died of a hemorrhage, and explained the dangers," she said.
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Recently, in the interest of addressing these doubts, I asked Ngo to show me proof of the brain hemorrhage he has said he suffered in the attack.
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"The diagnosis was quick and ominous: a subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH), a life-threatening type of stroke, caused by bleeding into the space surrounding the brain," she said.
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And many hospitals also failed to take steps to properly quantify women&aposs blood loss, which can indicate whether they are at risk of death from hemorrhage.
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But if he remains in office until the end of his term in 2019, as he seems set to do, the A.N.C. will continue to hemorrhage support.
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Saba's uterus was not contracting strongly enough to compress blood vessels after her delivery -- a condition called uterine atony -- and that led to the hemorrhage, she said.
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"Facebook is beginning to hemorrhage, instead of taking one shot and being able to recover in the ring," said Andy Gilman, president and CEO of CommCore Consulting.
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A stroke is a medical emergency characterized by some variety of disrupted blood flow to the brain, either by way of blockage or by way of hemorrhage.
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That would stop the hemorrhage, but the deeper wound is unlikely to be healed because the ailment — incompatible views of North Korea — cuts deeply into the flesh.
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American interest in India has been on the rise after a hemorrhage of cash at some high-profile consumer internet start-ups, including Ola, had cooled enthusiasm.
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But in most stroke patients it prevents brain injury, and in any event, rates of cerebral hemorrhage have declined as doctors have gained experience over the years.
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Last month those worlds collided just south of Bangkok when Anucha Tasako, 25, died of a brain hemorrhage after being knocked out in a muay Thai fight.
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Elizabeth Warren's plan to protect family farms and check the market power of agribusiness giants takes rural woes seriously, but it's a band-aid on a hemorrhage.
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Her second, Guy Carcassonne, a noted professor of constitutional law in Paris, died of a cerebral hemorrhage while he and she were traveling in Russia in 2013.
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CHICAGO — White Sox relief pitcher Danny Farquhar was in critical condition on Saturday, a day after suffering a brain hemorrhage while in the dugout during a game.
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Ryozo Tatami, the mayor of Maizuru, a city of about 84,000 people in Kyoto prefecture, was giving a speech when he had a brain hemorrhage and collapsed.
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During a subarachnoid hemorrhage, if the pressure in the head isn't relieved, blood accumulates in that narrow space and can push the brain down toward the neck.
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Surgery for former N.B.A. commissioner: David Stern, 21951, who ran the league from 1984 to 2014, had an emergency operation after a brain hemorrhage, the N.B.A. announced.
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First they examined a set of patients who had experienced ischemic stroke, then patients who had major hemorrhage, each matched to four similar people without these conditions.
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As we reported ... Stern was in serious condition after undergoing emergency brain surgery to address the sudden hemorrhage he suffered at a Manhattan restaurant on December 12.
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They found, among other initiatives, that lowering the rate of C-section births and requiring easy access to hemorrhage carts during labor can lower mortality rates substantially.
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The same is true of Armando Iannucci's The Death of Stalin, which came out this spring and picks up in 1953, right before Stalin suffered a cerebral hemorrhage.
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PREDICTION #3 – The music industry's streaming-driven turnaround continues and streaming revenues accelerate, but pure-play music services led by Spotify continue to hemorrhage money as losses mount.
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Jack's middle name will resonate with those familiar with Sigler — her oldest brother Adam died suddenly in 2014 after slipping into a coma following a massive brain hemorrhage.
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Their males invest so much into reproduction that they stop eating; their stress levels skyrocket, leading to basically a full body breakdown (hair falling out, internal hemorrhage, etc).
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A senior forensic official told Reuters that Regeni had seven broken ribs, signs of electrocution on his penis, traumatic injuries all over his body, and a brain hemorrhage.
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In 2006, the state formed the California Maternal Quality Care Collaborative with the goal of reducing maternal deaths from two major killers: hemorrhage and soaring high blood pressure.
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Ex-NBA star Cliff Robinson has finally revealed the medical condition that left him hospitalized in Oregon ... saying he suffered a brain hemorrhage, but he's on the mend.
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He then "received enlightenment" five days later when he died of a cerebral hemorrhage (Welf apparently suffered from a mild case of the Hohenzollern genetic disease of hemophilia).
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"He has a major brain hemorrhage and is in a serious condition," his daughter Lorena Noriega told reporters outside the Santo Tomas hospital where he was operated on.
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But the new research found a new version of the drug carbetocin, that does not require refrigeration, is as effective as oxytocin in preventing this form of hemorrhage.
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At a reunion in Saigon of reporters and photographers from the war in 2005, Mr. Faas suffered a spinal hemorrhage that left him paralyzed from the chest down.
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Pretty quickly, hemorrhage and preeclampsia (pregnancy-induced severe high blood pressure) floated to the top of the list as the two most common — and preventable — causes of death.
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For example, M.R.I. is the test of choice for chronic headaches, but CT is better for headaches that are sudden and severe, which might suggest an intracranial hemorrhage.
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No woman over 10 or under 60 could expect to receive good health care, especially if she arrived at an emergency room with menstrual problems or uterine hemorrhage.
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Stern, who died on Wednesday at age 77 after having a brain hemorrhage in December, could plainly see that America was a long way from being post-racial.
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A 37-year-old man from Cameroon died in US Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody Tuesday after suffering a brain hemorrhage, according to information given to Congressional officials.
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David Stern, who ran the N.B.A. for 20083 years as its commissioner, had emergency surgery on Thursday after a sudden brain hemorrhage, the league announced in a statement.
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If Democrats continue to hemorrhage voters among the working class, they will never see the presidency, or even expect to govern in one house, for a long time.
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That can be associated with pretty significant bleeding, though most times it's not at a rate that's brisk enough that people are going to hemorrhage and die right there.
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On Wednesday, GE said its power unit will need at least three years to halt its cash hemorrhage and restore its prior cash flow to double-digit cash margins.
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On Wednesday, GE said its power unit will need at least three years to halt its cash hemorrhage and restore its prior cash flow, with double-digit cash margins.
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His death, of a cerebral hemorrhage, was announced by the Nationalist Republican Alliance, or Arena, the conservative party that has controlled the presidency for two decades, beginning in 19973.
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Some investors avoid the U.S.-dollar, investment-grade index because of its extensive Treasury and mortgage-related holdings, which are especially likely to hemorrhage if interest rates move higher.
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Though he joked the family "lived like The Beverly Hillbillies," his early years were happy until his father died of a cerebral hemorrhage when Haggard was 9 years old.
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"The corresponding autopsy was carried out, which determined that the cause of death was: Non Traumatic Hemorrhage, caused by pancreatitis," the Chief of the Forensic Medical Service told E!
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It stopped liver hemorrhage in mice without causing tissue damage or adhesions to surrounding tissues (common side effects from current adhesives like super glue and commercial thrombin-based adhesive).
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Unimpressed, activists alleged the proposal was "simply another version" of the old law, and was merely an attempt by officials to stop the financial hemorrhage sparked by its passing.
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The former dictator had undergone an operation in March to remove a brain tumor but suffered a hemorrhage and had been in a coma since a second surgical intervention.
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In four other cases, the president died of natural causes, most recently in 1945, when Franklin D. Roosevelt died of a cerebral hemorrhage and Harry S. Truman became president.
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During the second surgery, Terlizzi began to hemorrhage as surgeons raced to cut out the placental tissue, repair her bladder and ureter, and remove her uterus, cervix, and appendix.
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Even when she came back and developed a post-abortive infection that caused her to hemorrhage at work and spend four days in the hospital, she told no one.
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Ms. Raissouni, who strongly denies having had an abortion, says she was forced by the Moroccan authorities to undergo a pelvic examination that aggravated the hemorrhage, provoking renewed bleeding.
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I recognized that, since it didn't appear to bother him, it was likely due to a benign, self-limited leak from a superficial vessel, known as sub-conjunctival hemorrhage.
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Two years ago, I too was on the family side of this situation after my brother-in-law Pat collapsed with a brain hemorrhage from a ruptured cerebral aneurysm.
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In preterm babies, delayed cord clamping has additional benefits, including a lower incidence of intraventricular hemorrhage, or bleeding in the brain, and a serious bowel infection called necrotizing enterocolitis.
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"Government shutdowns are avoidable failures of governance that hemorrhage taxpayer dollars, put our nation's federal agencies in organizational and financial disarray, and pose risks to our national security," Sen.
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The group said Sunday that a necropsy on Evie showed she died of blunt force trauma to her abdomen, which damaged her kidneys and caused her liver to hemorrhage.
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Using simvastatin or lovastatin was not tied to risk of stroke, but they were tied to about a 46 percent increased risk of major hemorrhage, as reported in CMAJ.
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Conservative politicians, in response, repeatedly warned that turning away from coal too abruptly would cost the Australian economy dearly — and that coal country, in Australia's northeast, would hemorrhage jobs.
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Conservative politicians, in response, repeatedly warned that turning away from coal too abruptly would cost the Australian economy dearly — and that coal country, in Australia's northeast, would hemorrhage jobs.
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Bravo, who has born Jesus Melgoza, was rushed the emergency room of the Centro Medico Dalinde in Mexico City on Saturday afternoon with a gastrointestinal hemorrhage, the statement said.
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The primary risk of the gas is that I could hemorrhage out of my femoral artery—where the catheter is placed—but abstaining from it altogether is far more terrifying.
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It was the White Sox's first game since reliever Danny Farquhar collapsed in the dugout during Friday night's 10-0 loss from a cerebral hemorrhage caused by a ruptured aneurysm.
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This is a terrible deal for campaigns: they hemorrhage cash in order to lose money acquiring more, costing weeks or months of valuable runway, all while Facebook pockets the difference.
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New standards to address the maternal mortality crisis will go into effect July 22019 and aim to improve how hospitals prevent, identify, and treat maternal hemorrhage and severe pre-eclampsia.
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The primary risk of the gas is that I could hemorrhage out of my femoral artery—where the catheter is placed—but abstaining from it altogether is far more terrifying.
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Carbetocin is already known to be safe and effective at preventing hemorrhage but this reformulation used in the study offers an alternative without the challenge of cold transport and storage.
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" Among its treasures: a telling portrait of the state of race in the U.S. Hansberry said her father died "of a cerebral hemorrhage, supposedly, but American racism helped kill him.
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The first toolkit, which Lagrew co-chaired, focused on maternal hemorrhage — what their maternal death review revealed was one of the most common and preventable causes of death in California.
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Hagberg Fisher gets sick herself: A brain scan reveals a hemorrhage and a mass, as well as a thickened pituitary stalk, suggesting that cancer might be in her own future.
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It found, as has other research, that women who hemorrhage at disproportionately black-serving hospitals are significantly more likely to experience severe complications like birth-related embolisms and emergency hysterectomies.
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Sandra Gallegos, a 49-year-old customer service agent in Santa Fe, discovered she had the mutated gene after her 9-year-old daughter died from a sudden brain hemorrhage.
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" She went on to write, "The diagnosis was quick and ominous: a subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH), a life-threatening type of stroke, caused by bleeding into the space surrounding the brain.
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Nebane Abienwi, 37, was hospitalized in San Diego last Thursday following a "hypertensive event," according to ICE, with doctors attributing his death to a brain hemorrhage and resulting brain death.
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Women with ectopic pregnancies are at risk for catastrophic hemorrhage and death in the setting of an ectopic pregnancy, and treating the ectopic pregnancy can certainly save a mom's life.
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"For all of these reasons, it is essential that hemorrhage control join CPR as an appropriate component of every citizen's knowledge base," added Pons, who wasn't involved in the study.
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He argued that an injection could rupture the tumors, causing him to hemorrhage and potentially choke on his own blood, and asked to be executed in a gas chamber instead.
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"In places where you don't have access to blood banks or surgery, it becomes essential to have medications to help manage postpartum hemorrhage ... these meds can save women's lives," said Williams.
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The risk of intracranial hemorrhage, or brain bleeds, was rare: taking aspirin was associated with two additional cases of this type of internal bleeding for every 1,000 people, the study found.
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The deceased patient was initially misdiagnosed with a hemorrhage not related to fitusiran, for which he was administered factor VIII concentrate, a blood clotter, several times a day, the company said.
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Hernandez had been in the hospital, where she was in a coma, since suffering a brain hemorrhage in January at a salon owned by Chyna in Encino, California, the outlet reported.
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Fisher died on December 27, 2016, just four days after she had a heart attack during a flight from London to L.A. Reynolds passed on December 28, after an intracerebral hemorrhage.
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Early response to symptoms like high blood pressure can prevent conditions from becoming life-threatening during labor while access to equipment like hemorrhage carts to treat obstetric bleeding can prevent tragedy.
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In 223, after giving birth vaginally to her oldest daughter, Gigi, one late afternoon in April, postpartum hemorrhage or excessive bleeding -- the leading cause of maternal death worldwide -- nearly killed her.
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As Polygon explained, losing around 0003,2000 subscribers cost Lee an estimated $265,2000 per year — based on those projections Lee's subscriber hemorrhage (at its current rate) is costing around $65,000 per year.
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A placenta previa can result in sudden, catastrophic hemorrhage that is fatal, and it can require a cesarean delivery — which carries its own risks — since a normal vaginal delivery is impossible.
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These toolkits involve physical tools, like a "hemorrhage cart" full of implements to treat a mother's bleeding, as well as step-by-step instructions to guide doctors through caring for mothers.
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The medical examiner has not released an official cause of death, but an autopsy revealed that Daniel had several broken ribs and a subdural hemorrhage, with bruises, abrasions and blunt force injuries.
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The so-called "grand coalition" between the two parties has proven unpopular with many within the SPD, who argue it has cost the party its political identity and seen it hemorrhage support.
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"He has a major brain hemorrhage and is in serious condition," his daughter Lorena Noriega told reporters outside the Santo Tomas hospital where he was operated on, describing his state as "critical".
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Finally, breastfeeding seems to boost maternal health, reducing the risk of postpartum hemorrhage right after birth; and in the longer term, Type 2 diabetes and breast, uterine and ovarian cancers among mothers.
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Janece Risty's 16-year-old son Tyler Liebl died suddenly from a massive brain hemorrhage in 2014, and the grieving mother made the decision to donate his organs to those in need.
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Out of the nearly 3000 deaths recorded from 2011 to 2015, the primary causes included hemorrhage (329); infection (360); amniotic fluid embolism (173); hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (212) and anesthesia complications (10).
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"Because of what's happened to me, I am now on a mission to raise awareness of how this pain can be a warning sign of impending brain hemorrhage," she told The Sun.
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C-sections are inherently more dangerous than vaginal deliveries, putting women at risk for infection, hemorrhage, injury, and scar tissue adhesion, and reaching a death rate of 11 out of 100,603 pregnancies.
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The group decided that the military's standardized approach to controlling external hemorrhage could be applied to civilian life: members of the public could be trained to identify and treat life-threatening bleeding.
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U.S. and global stock markets continued to hemorrhage on Monday, an implicit rebuke that whatever desperate measures the Fed can take, for now at least, look ill-suited to stem the tide.
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Fifty percent is going toward moms with postpartum hemorrhage right after giving birth and 23 percent is going toward kids under the age of 2500 who have severe anemia due to malaria.
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U.S. and global stock markets continued to hemorrhage on Monday, an implicit rebuke that whatever desperate measures the Fed can take, for now at least, look ill-suited to stem the tide.
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"She was coughing so hard and her coughing was so intense that she broke the little blood vessels in her eyelids and caused the white of her eyes to hemorrhage," he said.
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For the U.S., such a lowering of security and political tensions could create an opportunity to plug a seemingly unstoppable $467.2 billion hemorrhage on trade accounts with China, Japan and South Korea.
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One key idea in the hemorrhage toolkit was to make sure hospitals have all the best protocols and necessary tools that might save those moms' lives in the event of a bleed.
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"Recent studies suggest that blood type O could be a potential risk factor for hemorrhage," said lead author Wataru Takayama, a doctor at the Tokyo Medical and Dental University Hospital, in a statement.
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If a problem gambler at the poker rooms I frequent in New York City were to hire a programmer and flood the D.F.S. market with his lineups, he would almost certainly hemorrhage money.
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It rather severs a back artery in the brain or if they are knocked out and they hit their skull of the pavement, then that&aposs a huge hemorrhage or a skull fracture.
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After spending 20 days in a coma and 5 months in the ICU, Jared left the hospital in a wheelchair, having suffered a massive brain hemorrhage as the result of his brain tumor.
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She did not give a cause of death but had written in early December that he was suffering from Alzheimer's disease and was in declining health after a fall and a brain hemorrhage.
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No doubt, that scene and knowing that Fisher would die of a cerebral hemorrhage at the age of forty-seven, two weeks after Kitaj's retrospective opened at the Tate Gallery, colors my view.
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For example, we witnessed the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) cause a hemorrhage of jobs from the United States – resulting in the outsourcing of 2628 million American jobs to Mexico every week.
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Mr. Trump's blunt-spoken assault on "political correctness," which has proved especially popular among working-class white voters, could also produce a countervailing Republican hemorrhage among college-educated, more affluent, suburban white voters.
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Among them: hemorrhage guidelines created by a doctor named David Lagrew as part of Stanford's California Maternal Quality Care Collaborative (CMQCC), a revolutionary initiative to make births safer for moms in the state.
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A CT of the head, for example, can detect a life-threatening intracranial hemorrhage that an X-ray cannot, but the radiation dose is about the same as eight months of background radiation.
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The rare condition, an arteriovenous malformation, causes blood vessels in the brain to form abnormally, leaving them vulnerable to tears that can cause the brain or spine to hemorrhage, according to Mayo Clinic.
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There is also a key regional aspect to the country's economic dissonance, as Bernstein documented with a recent Washington Post piece about his own battle to survive a severe brain hemorrhage earlier this year.
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Doctors discovered that these severe sudden-onset headaches, which often predict a hemorrhage or a stroke, were caused by the constriction of several arteries in his brain, which they attributed to the chili pepper.
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We know that these barriers disproportionately affect women of color and low-income women; these populations are less likely to access prenatal care and have worse pregnancy complications, including preterm birth, hemorrhage, and death.
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When the placenta or portions of it remain in the womb, the mother can experience symptoms such as heavy bleeding (post-partum hemorrhage, or PPH), stomach cramps, fever, and an inability to produce breastmilk.
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One key idea in the hemorrhage toolkit was to make sure hospitals were armed with all the best protocols and necessary tools that might save those moms' lives in the event of a bleed.
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When Wanda Wickizer had a brain hemorrhage in 21, a Virginia hospital billed her $2000,2300 after a 2399 percent "uninsured" discount on a hospital bill of $0003,2000 — the list price, according to chargemaster charges.
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About seven in one million Americans under age 50 die annually from strokes caused by a blocked blood vessel, and nine per million die from a brain hemorrhage, the two main types of strokes.
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Blood clots are lumps of coagulated blood that can form in many parts of the body, but they are particularly dangerous in the brain, where they can cause severe headaches, cerebral hemorrhage, and stroke.
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States that keep extra revenue out of the hands of taxpayers — either by funneling it into the general fund or spending it on welfare — will hemorrhage middle-class residents seeking a more affordable lifestyle.
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MANCHESTER, England — The former Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson was in intensive care after emergency surgery for a brain hemorrhage on Saturday amid an outpouring of affection and get-well messages from across soccer.
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Come 803, thousands of New York's Obamacare users will wake up to double-digit premium hikes, the latest group of consumers affected by Affordable Care Act cost increases as insurers hemorrhage money from healthcare exchanges.
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"If you get a headache during or after sex and the pain is severe, you should seek immediate medical attention, as this could be a sign that a brain hemorrhage has taken place," Palazzo said.
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Lawmakers said the law was needed to protect women's health, after finding that abortion-inducing drugs present significant medical risks, including abdominal pain, cramping, vomiting, headache, fatigue, uterine hemorrhage, viral infections and pelvic inflammatory disease.
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Researchers have found that all ticks seek to set off a hemorrhage in the skin to form the kind of blood pool that is ideal for their meal, and some can leave considerable damage behind.
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In the days following the incident at Chandler Regional Medical Center, Derrick and Monique Rodgers say they were stunned to learn from an outside pediatrician that their daughter Morgan was suffering from a brain hemorrhage.
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But in California, a group of doctors came together just over a decade ago to build "toolkits" that would help doctors manage the most prevalent causes of maternal death, including preeclampsia, blood clots, and hemorrhage.
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Bird released two new models of scooters in 2019, in an effort to stem the steady hemorrhage of money from its second-generation scooter fleet, which has proven to be much less durable than expected.
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The rewards for Putin are Russian troops brought home, the hemorrhage of money to fund the war staunched and Russia's name as a reliable ally indelibly etched in the minds of dictators and autocrats worldwide.
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As an example, it might have been a minute trace of dye, seen on only one or two images, that escaped the confines of a small artery and revealed the site of a patient's hemorrhage.
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" The documents list the negligence as "failing to appreciate and properly manage Kyira's post-partum hemorrhage in a timely manner" and "failing to return Kyira to surgery in a timely manner; among other acts and omissions.
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EG-1962, Edge's lead product candidate, has the potential to fundamentally improve patient outcomes and transform the management of aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage, or aSAH, which is bleeding around the brain due to a ruptured brain aneurysm.
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Wenger first expressed his best wishes for his old rival, former Manchester United boss Alex Ferguson, who was taken into hospital on Saturday after suffering a brain hemorrhage, before bidding his own farewell to the fans.
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So, yes, Germany should leave that alone and get over its fury at Washington's decision to stop the hemorrhage of foreign trade accounts that are killing jobs, incomes and whatever is left of American manufacturing industries.
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"The main cause of maternal death ... is postpartum hemorrhage, which is highly preventable with the right resources," said Greene-Cramer, who works with the Emergency Response and Recovery Branch of the CDC's Center for Global Health.
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They die from hemorrhage, infection, pre-eclampsia (which can lead to fatal seizures), obstructed labor, amniotic fluid embolism, thromboembolism, a ruptured uterus, retained placenta, hydatidiform mole, choriocarcinoma and many other causes that fill the obstetrics textbooks.
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She describes the aftermath -- a brain hemorrhage, being in critical condition with broken ribs, a broken ankle and damaged shoulder and points towards a scar down the side of her arm from yet another broken bone.
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In the fateful 2010 balloting—the Tea Party movement's great coming-out moment—the GOP netted 63 House seats, even while the nation's economy continued to hemorrhage from the Great Recession that began under President Bush.
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ALMATY (Reuters) - Uzbekistan's veteran president, Islam Karimov, who suffered a brain hemorrhage at the weekend according to his daughter, failed to deliver his traditional Independence Day address for the first time in 25 years on Wednesday.
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An article on Friday about the former N.B.A. commissioner David Stern's emergency surgery for a brain hemorrhage misstated the year that David Stern implemented a dress code in the N.B.A. It was in 21, not 2800.
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Two best friends from LA who hemorrhage genius with every breath, write and play sweet music together and get to travel the world: Harmony Tividad and Cleo Tucker are, on paper at least, living the dream.
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The pathologist said the autopsy done in the Philippines immediately after Phinney's death missed a hemorrhage on top of his head, as well as deep bruises on his back and shoulder consistent with blunt-force trauma.
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She was rushed to the hospital where an MRI revealed she had subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH), which is bleeding in the space between the brain and its surrounding membrane, caused by head trauma or other blood vessel problems.
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The two-time Cy Young winner's official cause of death is listed as blunt trauma and drowning, and he experienced a fractured leg, subdural hemorrhage, multiple rib fractures, and lung, liver and spleen injuries in the accident.
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One key to addressing the crisis, doctors say, is streamlining and improving the response of some of the city's hospitals to three leading causes of childbirth-related death in New York City: hemorrhage, hypertension and blood clots.
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The actress said she suddenly began to feel "shooting, stabbing, constricting pain" and soon after at hospital, was diagnosed with a "life-threatening" subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH); which is triggered by bleeding into the space surrounding the brain.
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In some instances, childbirth can cause more serious complications including hemorrhage, infection, incontinence, symphysis pubis dysfunction (pelvic girdle pain, which can be debilitating), and pelvic organ prolapse (when weak muscles allow organs to fall into the vagina).
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A few days earlier, the Uzbek government announced that Mr. Karimov, 78, had suffered a serious brain hemorrhage — an unusual proclamation considering pronouncements about his health were often as glowing as those made by Donald Trump's doctor.
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Hernandez says the crash caused a brain hemorrhage, four fractured ribs, a break and fracture in both collar bones, a collapsed lung, ruptured blood vessels in both eyes and intense sunburns on her hands, feet, and face.
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Just watch, if you dare: The trailer might be be overwhelming, but this one might actually be pretty great, if we can get through an entire season of weird puppets and CG landscapes without a brain hemorrhage.
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Kelly runs her own editing business, as well as the blog Chasing Dragonflies, where she talks about grief, family, and the death of her child Abigail (Abi), who died at age 12 following a sudden brain hemorrhage.
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Though Uber has been valued by its investors at nearly $70 billion, new information from the company about its 2016 financials reveals that while more cash is coming in, the ride-hailing behemoth continues to hemorrhage money.
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But unlike the other medicine used in clinic-based abortions, it is a regular prescription drug, with many important indications, including ulcer prevention, miscarriage management, induction of labor and the prevention and treatment of post-partum hemorrhage.
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A 2011 report by the FDA also reported 2,874 cases of injury, death or malfunction related to the use of vaginal mesh between 2008 and 2010, including three deaths: two from bowel perforations and one from hemorrhage.
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A panel of three female judges found the woman's account of events insufficiently credible, suggesting that she could have fabricated the story to justify a late night out, and a hemorrhage on her jeans, to her mother.
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