With a vascular injury, patients were hospitalized for around 15 days, compared to only about 7 days without vascular injury.
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Average hospitalization costs were $131,478 for vascular injury cases compared to $60,241 for patients without vascular damage, the study also found.
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If I had a patient with vascular injuries, I used to send him to another hospital, where there was a vascular surgeon.
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So the roadmap for new products begins with the vascular scaffolds, runs through vascularized skin grafts and developing insulin-producing cells and vascular shunts for dialysis patients.
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Researchers said they suspect the spinach leaf might be best for heart tissue, with its complex vascular network, while the vascular columns in wood might be useful in bone engineering.
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The deal is Teleflex's 240rd since 22019, according to Thomson Reuters data, and comes after its $2210.86 billion acquisition of Vascular Solutions in December for its minimally invasive coronary and vascular devices.
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Dr. Lachman referred the patient to a local vascular surgeon.
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The cause was vascular disease, his daughter Lindsey Truitt said.
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A closeup of the vascular canal with dark hematite particles.
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Ms. Brown had been treated for vascular dementia since 2011.
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Peake is the first subject in a Canadian-run experiment called Vascular Echo, a continuation of Hughson's long-running project called Vascular, which found that astronauts in space experience an accelerating stiffness of their arteries.
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The cause was vascular disease, his daughter, Lane Von Herzen, said.
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The new treatment is called vascular-targeted photodynamic therapy, or VTP.
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Etv2 controls the development of the vascular system, including the heart.
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Analysts were expecting $3.08 billion from the cardiac and vascular business.
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Overall, 566 participants, or almost 303 percent, had healthy vascular aging.
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He theorized MS wasn't an autoimmune disorder but a vascular one.
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The cause was advanced vascular dementia, Ebony said on its website.
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Elaidic acid levels were not associated with vascular dementia considered alone.
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That method is known as the Lateral Vascular Neck Restraint technique.
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"We know depression tends to cause more vascular inflammation," he said.
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His daughter, Wendi Moore-O'Neal, said the cause was vascular disease.
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"As dysfunction of the vascular endothelium is central to the pathogenesis of vascular disease, such adverse arterial effects could lead to the development of occlusive arterial diseases, including myocardial infarction and stroke," Delp and co. write.
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The fistula and other visible vascular abnormalities were caused by… Fibromuscular dysplasia.
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Vascular plants (those bigger than mosses and liverworts) had evolved only recently.
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Dr. Robert Thompson, a vascular surgeon, performed the operation in St. Louis.
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Guerrero is vascular and menacing, made larger by the stature of Mysterio.
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Alzheimer's disease and vascular dementia make up the vast majority of cases.
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Relationships between vascular risk factors and brain amyloid didn't differ by race.
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His wife, Andrea Müller, said the cause was complications of vascular dementia.
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His daughter, Jenifer Young, said the cause was complications of vascular dementia.
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Occasionally, White House doctors have misdiagnosed a president's heart and vascular problems.
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There is no benefit for seniors who do not have vascular disease.
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Participants with vascular cognitive impairment, sometimes called vascular dementia, who walked three hours per week for six months had improved reaction times and other signs of improved brain function, the Canadian team reports in British Journal of Sports Medicine.
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The vascular surgeon referred the patient to a neurosurgeon in New York City.
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The groom's father is a general and vascular surgeon at Coral Gables Hospital.
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Mark Adelman was chief of vascular surgery at the NYU School of Medicine.
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There were 2 other contributing factors ... coronary artery disease and cerebral vascular disease.
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"When you're premenstrual, you're more vascular everywhere, including your scalp," Dr. Fusco says.
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The hippocampus is negatively impacted by heavy drinking as well as vascular dementia.
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Surgeons participating in the study specialized in cardiothoracic, vascular or acute care procedures.
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The organs that UNOS manages are vascular organs that depend on blood supply.
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Bayer has been shedding assets such as vascular catheters or blood glucose meters.
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This prompts new vascular tissue to grow, increasing blood flow to the penis.
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Juarez said that the specialist told her it could be a vascular tumor.
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Researchers also found that 2,034 new vascular plant species were discovered last year.
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Dr. Wiske, 31, is a resident in vascular surgery at NYU Langone Health.
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He also suffers from vascular parkinsonism ... a rare syndrome that mimics Parkinson's disease.
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"Vascular disease is a major contributor to dementia as we age," Samaras said.
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Patients who used the drug in the test had greater pulmonary vascular resistance.
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The larvae left behind will feed on the vascular tissue of the tree.
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So-called vascular risk factors like smoking or having high blood pressure or diabetes might help explain declines in some cognitive skills, but hearing loss was still associated with cognitive decline and dementia even after accounting for vascular risk factors.
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The document also lists metabolic acidosis, intra-abdominal hemorrhage and diffuse atherosclerotic vascular disease.
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Vascular complications didn't appear to influence fracture risk for people with type 2 diabetes.
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Hematite samples, represented by dark red dots, were also found in the vascular canals.
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The second is whether vascular dementia can be the basis for such a claim.
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Medtronic's sales topped estimates across all of its divisions, including cardiac and vascular devices.
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We have data that supports the safety and efficacy of our vascular-closure devices.
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Arsenic poisoning can also lead to respiratory diseases, vascular diseases, neuropathy and liver fibrosis.
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Many of the rest had major general, orthopedic, urological, gynecological, vascular or neurological operations.
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This is currently being investigated as part of the Canadian-run experiment Vascular Echo.
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The cause was complications of vascular disease, his son, Dr. Arnold B. Rabson, said.
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To survive out of water, plants developed sturdy vascular systems and strong cell walls.
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His father is a vascular surgeon at Adena Regional Medical Center in Chillicothe, Ohio.
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The researchers looked for associations between brain structure and so-called vascular risk factors.
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Two years ago, Lundqvist missed nearly two months because of a vascular neck injury.
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Ms. Brown retired in 2013, several years after receiving a diagnosis of vascular dementia.
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Data from the CathPCI Registry of the National Cardiovascular Data Registry showed that, compared to other vascular-closure devices, the Mynx system was 23 percent more likely to produce a vascular complication requiring intervention, such as blood clots or access-site bleeding.
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Fargo said the result most likely affects the impact of blood pressure lowering on vascular dementia but noted that many people with Alzheimer's also have some degree of vascular disease, and reducing the total dementia risk could delay the onset of memory problems.
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Brain scans found that 31 percent of people with no vascular risk factors at the start of the study had elevated amyloid later in life, compared with 61 percent of the people who had at least two vascular risk factors in middle age.
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There are currently 391,000 vascular plants of which 369,000 are flowering plants known to science.
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Vascular dementia is the second most common type of dementia and occurs after a stroke.
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The study was published online June 14 in the journal Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular Biology.
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Preliminary experiments on mice genetically engineered to be prone to vascular disease suggested they were.
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With a very high-phenol coffee, we blunted that response and actually improved vascular function.
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So, I believe the mechanisms may be through vascular disease, though we can't prove it.
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Dementia caused by vascular diseases, such as stroke, accounted for the much of the drop.
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Most dementia is not pure Alzheimer's disease but a combination of vascular disease and Alzheimer's.
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Guggenheim Securities was the financial adviser to Vascular Solutions, while Dorsey & Whitney provided legal counsel.
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All patients had serious underlying medical conditions, including tumors, vascular disease and bone marrow transplants.
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The results showed that Sanguigni's ice cream improved the participants' vascular function and physical performance.
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These numbers do not include those with vascular, Lewy body and other types of dementia.
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The treatment, sotatercept, showed significant reduction in pulmonary vascular resistance versus placebo at week 24.
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In the quarter, J&J submitted applications to the FDA for two vascular new indications.
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It's bright yellow and creates spindly, vascular-like growths that connect it to food sources.
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The calcium pulses were able to spread by traveling through the plant's vascular, or circulatory, system.
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This is when the eye undergoes vascular changes owing to blockage in the central retinal vein.
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To pull that off, McIntyre perfused a rabbit's vascular system with a chemical fixative called glutaraldehyde.
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He's been battling illnesses much more frequently as of late, including vascular parkinsonism, which mimics Parkinson's.
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"Other possible mechanisms include brain vascular changes, inflammation and shared genetic causes," Yaffe said by email.
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"The data is not particularly strong or overwhelming, but vascular health may be enhanced," Freeman says.
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Competing theories have linked the amnesia to a history of migraines, psychiatric disease and vascular diseases.
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Further, playing can even counteract the effects of stress, decreasing inflammation and possibly improving vascular health.
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Venuturupalli focused on the vascular symptoms, which he thought were driving her frequent episodes of angina.
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A friend, a vascular surgeon, offered to come several times a week to treat the wound.
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Sauna bathing may, for example, lead to reduced inflammation, better vascular function or lowered blood pressure.
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A protein called vascular endothelial growth factor, or VEGF, was spiking 10 times its normal level.
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"Not much is known about varicose veins and the risk of other vascular diseases," Chang said.
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But this new treatment, known as vascular-targeted photodynamic therapy (VPDT), offers hope to go in earlier.
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Tests at Memorial Hermann Heart & Vascular Institute-Texas Medical Center showed that the doctors' predictions were wrong.
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They were candidates for surgery to address problems like hernia, valve or vascular conditions, or bowel issues.
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" Dr. Chantrey agrees: "Those with active acne and vascular lesions may not be suitable for this procedure.
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This wasn't meaningfully different from non-obese people after researchers accounted for whether patients had vascular injury.
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Treatment of hypertension is a direct way to prevent vascular disease of the brain and thus dementia.
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"What the mouse data show is that deep space radiation is harmful to vascular health," he said.
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His father is a cardiothoracic and vascular surgeon at Heart Care Associates of Connecticut in New Haven.
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"Eggs increase the risk of vascular disease," Spence, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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He is the Chairman of the Sydell and Arnold Miller Family Heart & Vascular Institute at Cleveland Clinic.
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"The parasympathetic system is irresponsible for dilation of the vascular system with allows for vasocongestion," says Swann.
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Having pre-eclampsia doubled the risk for vascular dementia, and quadrupled the risk for women over 65.
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Consider this account from Dr. Gretchen Schwarze, a vascular surgeon and ethicist at the University of Wisconsin.
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But when he developed liver disease and vascular dementia, she cared for him as if they had.
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People with chronic conditions like diabetes or vascular disease and with compromised immune systems are more vulnerable.
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A 2012 study suggested a possible connection between diet sodas and an increased risk for vascular events.
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Thousands of United States veterans wait daily to receive standard of care in vascular and cardiac surgery.
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The so-called vascular access is prone to infections which often require costly in-patient hospital treatments.
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Its product portfolio mainly consists of biopsy products, vascular clot management devices and drainage catheters, among others.
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So far the researchers have sequenced the whole genomes of 139 vascular plant species and put them online.
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When it comes to vascular health, the reigning champions may live deep in the jungles of South America.
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In addition, both groups were given information about vascular cognitive impairment and tips for eating a healthier diet.
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The model could deliver oxygen to surrounding blood vessels — creating vascular networks that mimic the body's own passageways.
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Prellis is actually pitching its pre-made vascular scaffolds to researchers for their work on 3D printed biologics.
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The vessels, which are made of stem cell-based organic material, were a major breakthrough in vascular regeneration.
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Zeman says they found a vascular abnormality in the part of the brain where facial recognition takes place.
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Crandall is also a director of the thermal and vascular physiology laboratory at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas.
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On May 18, Dr. Tattersall, also 29, received a medical degree and Ph.D. in vascular biology from Columbia.
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The study controlled for age, sex, education, socioeconomic status, body mass index, vascular health and many other factors.
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It is large and complex, and meant for use by vascular surgeons with X-rays to guide it.
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She is a vascular neurologist at the Providence St. John's Health Center, a hospital in Santa Monica, Calif.
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The 41-year-old stunned everyone with his chiseled pic ... displaying his washboard abs and super vascular arms.
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And that's not all: Two maternal uncles had Alzheimer's, and my maternal grandfather may have had vascular dementia.
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According to a new study, new marathon runners see an amazing four-year reduction in their vascular age.
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His mother is the office manager at Volusia Flagler Vascular Center, a medical practice in Daytona Beach, Fla.
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Since 2003 he has also directed the Vascular Biology Research Program at the university's Institute for Cell Engineering.
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Medtronic raised its full-year revenue guidance, as it sees strong sales in its cardiac and vascular businesses.
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However, as this technique quickly expanded to virtually all avenues of vascular disease, higher-level imaging was required.
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Madison suffered a series of strokes, including in 2015 and 2016, and was diagnosed as having vascular dementia.
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Dr. Almeida is a highly accomplished vascular surgeon and is known as a pioneer in Endovascular Venous Surgery.
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Importantly, similar vascular channels were also detected in scans made of human skulls (these scans were acquired during surgery).
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It says that there are an estimated 391,000 vascular plants "known to science", with 369,000 of these flowering plants.
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But nearly half of the time an audible pulsation in the ear can be linked to a vascular cause.
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He sent the patient to the vascular surgeon who was also uncertain and referred the patient to a neurosurgeon.
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Sales at the company's cardiac and vascular business fell 0.7% to $1.1.08 billion, above analysts' expectations of $2.75 billion.
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Specifically, it could be used to repair damaged tissue by giving human heart tissue a plant-infused vascular system.
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It beads together, looks like this in space, and climbs up plants' vascular systems, all thanks to hydrogen bonds.
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According to the Vascular Society for Surgery, it's the third most common cardiovascular disease after heart attacks and strokes.
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Compared to non-obese patients, people with severe obesity were more than twice as likely to have vascular injury.
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Patients with less extreme obesity were still 77 percent more likely to have vascular injury than non-obese individuals.
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To find out, TIME spoke with Dr. Richard Katz, director of the George Washington University Heart and Vascular Institute.
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John Fudenberg, coroner for Clark County in Nevada, said Lewis died from heart failure due to peripheral vascular disease.
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They estimate that science knows of 391,000 species of vascular plant (things botanical that are not algae or mosses).
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It also did not retest the volunteers' vascular function after they had risen and begun to move around normally.
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Play often leads to laughter, which has been linked to decreased stress and inflammation and may improve vascular health.
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MICHAEL P. MURPHY Indianapolis The writer is chief of vascular and endovascular surgery, Richard L. Roudebush V.A. Medical Center.
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Some other risk factors for heart disease, including smoking, diet and exercise, weren't independently associated with healthy vascular aging.
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What remained after a few days was the vascular framework which kept the cells in place: that is, veins.
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Part of my job, aside from treating patients with vascular diseases, is helping families navigate their loved ones' illness.
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Even after vascular disease began to limit Mr. Bush's movements, sports and the outdoors were still important to him.
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Ja'Net was suffering, silently apparently, from peripheral vascular disease and chronic kidney disease for years, according to the document.
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The fossils also showed a vascular record, or evidence of blood vessel activity, supporting a rapidly growing young dinosaur.
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The surgery will be performed in Dallas by Dr. Greg Pearl, a vascular surgeon and specialist in the procedure.
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The groom, 38, is a cardiothoracic surgeon with Cardiothoracic & Vascular Surgical Associates, a medical group in the Chicago area.
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These "phyto" — or plant-derived — chemicals have antioxidant properties and seem to promote vascular health (more on that later).
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Dr. deGraft-Johnson, who owned and operated the Heart and Vascular Institute of North Florida in Tallahassee, a doctor's office and outpatient catheterization lab, used his privileges at a hospital to poach patients "for purposes of subsequently billing health care benefit programs for interventional vascular procedures" that were never done, court records said.
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In terms of function, the action of the immune cells moving through the vascular channels were only observed in mice.
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He also has vascular parkinsonism, though last year he became the longest-living president in the history of the US.
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For example, the slime mold networks remind some of the vascular network in a tumor, which could inform cancer research.
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Medtronic's cardiac and vascular unit, which makes defibrillators, pace-makers, heart valves and stents, brought in revenue of $2.79 billion.
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The bride's father, a cardiac surgeon, is a partner in the Metropolitan Heart and Vascular Institute in Coon Rapids, Minn.
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For example, for women the odds of vascular complications were 83 percent higher when Mynx was compared to other devices.
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The CityTree is a vertical structure filled with moss cultures and other vascular plants that clean pollution from the air.
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This contrast agent allows researchers to study a subject's vascular system in incredible detail, right down to the capillary level.
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F Steve Stamkos, who underwent successful vascular surgery for a blood clot in early April, was back at practice Tuesday.
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"We believe the pathways of which artificially sweetened beverages would affect the brain are probably through vascular mechanisms," Sacco said.
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My mum, Phyllis, has vascular dementia, so we don't want to take her anywhere that will make her feel uncomfortable.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how obesity directly causes knee dislocations or vascular injuries.
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This connection between reduced brain volume and abdominal fat could suggest that inflammation and vascular factors may be at work.
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Ministrokes result from vascular disease and can cause dementia, and cardiovascular risk factors are also risk factors for Alzheimer's disease.
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The study isn't a controlled experiment designed to prove how individual risk factors for heart disease directly influence vascular aging.
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The same process affects arteries in the brain and can result in vascular dementia, a common cause of memory loss.
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Teleflex's offer of $56 per Vascular share in cash represents a premium of 1.6 percent to the stock's Thursday close.
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The upshot is that you have less sugar hitting your blood, causing less damage to your liver and vascular walls.
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His death, in a care facility, was confirmed by his wife, Louise Mollo, who said he had had vascular dementia.
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But, rather surprisingly, few past studies had examined whether exercise might also improve brain function in people with vascular dementia.
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Neuroendocrine function involves interactions between the nervous system and hormones, and vascular function involves the health of your blood vessels.
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Her mother, Kathleen Peterson, 89, a registered nurse for over 50 years, was diagnosed with vascular dementia five years ago.
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It's well-known that diseases of the vascular, or circulatory, system increase the risk of cognitive impairment as we age.
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A patient can spend months at a hospital, during which time they may have several surgeries, including orthopedic, vascular and neurological.
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However, doctors at the Memorial Hermann Heart & Vascular Institute Texas Medical Center found that she wasn't actually having a heart attack.
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Carty has been collaborating with other plastic, vascular and orthopedic surgeons as well as Herr's team at the MIT Media Lab.
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High blood pressure and diabetes both increase the risk of strokes, which kill brain cells, increasing the risk of vascular dementia.
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When Trisha Brown received a diagnosis of vascular dementia, it meant that she could no longer lead her company or choreograph.
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The Lugar Center issued a statement saying Lugar died early Sunday at the Inova Fairfax Heart and Vascular Institute in Virginia.
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One surgeon at KCH recalls draining a patient's chest at the same time as cardiac, vascular and facial surgeons were operating.
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The researchers focused on Cardinal Health's Mynx vascular-closure device, approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in May 22014.
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"In our synthetic vascular system, the fluid stores chemical energy which we can use to power the fish robot," he said.
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The first vascular plants (those with internal channels to move water around) evolved in the Silurian, the period before the Devonian.
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The all-cash transaction will include St. Jude Medical's Angio-Seal and Femoseal vascular closure products and Abbott's Vado Steerable Sheath.
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Vascular dementia, which is less common than Alzheimer's, occurs when blood vessels become blocked and cut off oxygen to the brain.
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After the acquisition "we will have quite a nice lineup of devices for both heart, coronary, peripheral, vascular therapies," he said.
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" The manufacturer of mildronate, Grindex pharmaceuticals, says the drug is "widely used for the treatment of different heart and vascular diseases.
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Men especially have stronger hearts thanks to their wives, with 5% lower odds of any vascular disease, according to the research.
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Sales in the cardiac and vascular group unit, Medtronic's largest business, rose 7 percent excluding foreign exchange impact, to $2.41 billion.
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The rates were highest during hospitalizations for vascular, thoracic and transplant surgeries, at 7.7 percent, 6.5 percent and 6.3 percent, respectively.
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Heart and vascular problems, including stroke, diabetes and high blood pressure, appear to increase the risk of Alzheimer's and other dementias.
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Mitchell Weiss was a vascular and interventional radiologist and his wife, Leslie, was a pediatrician and neonatal hospitalist, their employers said.
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We had to do some vascular studies, some research anatomy studies, to figure out which blood vessels to take with us.
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The injury was gruesome ... his knee dislocated so severely that vascular surgeons were called in to help repair a damaged artery.
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The first hour, about his wife and cat and brother and vascular repair, is gorgeous, just the right amount of wrong.
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He developed vascular dementia and was acting erratically last year when he caused Ms. Flores to fall and injure her back.
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Tests included blood-pressure measurements, measurements of aortic stiffness by cardiovascular magnetic resonance imaging, and the determination of their vascular age.
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The study looked at vascular cognitive impairment, the second most frequent form of dementia worldwide, after the better-known Alzheimer's disease.
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Plants most likely weren't competing with lichens, and lichens weren't the big climate changers that readied the world for vascular plants.
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Her father, George Larsen, was diagnosed with vascular dementia and Alzheimer's at age 84 and died within a year in 2014.
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The astronaut was participating in a study on vascular flow in space and did a routine ultrasound scan on their neck.
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Outside of sub-Saharan Africa, non-communicable diseases such as heart and vascular disease were major causes of mortality in 2010.
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Nationally, statistics indicate that more than half of all amputations are a result of vascular disease, often a complication of diabetes.
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Healthineers in October bought Corindus Vascular Robotics for $1.1 billion, its biggest acquisition since listing on the stock market last year.
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The company is experiencing softness in its top-selling cardiac and vascular unit, which makes defibrillators, pace-makers, heart valves, and stents.
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Moreover, as mentioned earlier, aerobic exercise is very effective in reducing vascular risk factors associated with VCI, such as high blood pressure.
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Last week, Academy Award-winning actor JK Simmons blew up our Instagram feeds with some candid photos of his extremely vascular biceps.
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Alongside the funding, the company announced the successful implantation of tumors in animal subjects that were made using the company's vascular scaffolds.
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In another case, a patient waited more than 300 days for a vascular appointment but ultimately did receive care in October 2015.
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An unprecedented two clinical studies are currently underway including a study with AstraZeneca on the experimental drug AZD8601, which treats vascular disease.
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Excluding alcohol-related brain damage, alcohol use disorders were still associated with a two times greater risk of vascular and other dementias.
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So far, it's been used to study cancer, vascular diseases that lead to strokes and heart attacks, and bone and joint health.
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Overall, just 1,2 patients, or about 6 percent, had vascular injuries during the study, researchers report in the Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma.
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The treatment, Edsivo, aims to treat vascular Ehlers-Danlos syndrome - the most severe type of a hereditary disorder of the connective tissue.
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Once bacteria that cause it get into a plant — via insects — it clogs the plant's vascular system and deprives it of water.
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Now, Mortensen says Miller suffered damage to an artery in his leg -- and vascular surgeons have been called in to repair it.
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Multiple strokes have left him with vascular dementia, a severe and degenerative neurological disease that has stripped Madison of his mental functions.
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The case centers on Alabama death row inmate Vernon Madison, who suffers from vascular dementia and memory loss after numerous severe strokes.
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They say the wildfires can sometimes produce heat reaching 125 degrees or more and potentially cause permanent vascular damage to the trees.
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Dr. Spong said that because the area involves two different types of blood vessels, it might suggest that Zika targets vascular areas.
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By 2012, the Journal of Vascular Surgery reported, some soldiers were embarking on missions with tourniquets "already in place" on their limbs.
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One of the world's experts in treating this kind of vascular abnormality, Dr. Van Halbach, was just a couple of floors away.
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The condition increases the risk for stroke and vascular dementia, and hypertension is one of the most common causes of kidney failure.
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Among the ingredients, Blue Vital Algae energizes the skin and fights cellular stress and Actiflow reduces vascular congestion, and cornflower for soothing.
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Moreover, she finds that the path to Alzheimer's for men is primarily vascular, whereas it is more metabolic and hormonal for women.
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In 1992, he became a professor and director of the Tulane University Heart & Vascular Institute, a position he held until his death.
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But heart attack increased the risk for vascular dementia, the type caused by impaired blood flow to the brain, by 35 percent.
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Hypertension accounts for about 40% to 50% of ischemic strokes, says Julius Gene Latorre, MD, a vascular neurologist at Upstate University Hospital.
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The trees grow up and out: Up, with a cell-generating region called the apical meristem, and out, with the vascular cambium.
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David Fox, a vascular surgeon in Manhattan, was relaxing over lunch during a medical conference at the Palazzo hotel in Las Vegas.
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"The prognosis is very good," said Dr. Steven Nissen, chief academic officer of the Heart and Vascular Institute at the Cleveland Clinic.
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Experienced doctors, like Stanford Hospital's vascular surgeon Dr. Oliver Aalami said he turned to YouTube recently ahead of a particularly difficult exposure.
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This means that less pressure is available to let these molecules diffuse into our vascular systems—basically, it gets harder to breathe.
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FRANKFURT, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Germany's Siemens Healthineers is buying Corindus Vascular Robotics of the U.S. for $1.1 billion, the companies announced on Thursday.
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But MDMA, an amphetamine derivative, can raise heart rate and blood pressure, which can prove dangerous for people with cardiac and vascular problems.
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The company's sales topped estimates across all of its divisions, including cardiac and vascular devices, which raked in $2.79 billion in the quarter.
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The creation of a vascular shunt made from a patient's own cells should increase the chances of the procedure working successfully, says Matheu.
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Byrd left American Donor Services a short while later, worked briefly for a vascular tissue bank, and then founded Restore Life in 2008.
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The treatment, Edsivo, aims to treat vascular Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (vEDS)- the most severe type of a hereditary disorder of the connective tissue.
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Vascular injury in his brain has rendered Mr Madison incontinent, slurred his speech, impaired his vision and left him unable to walk independently.
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Then, last year, the researchers demonstrated in a study in Aging Cell that clearing senescent cells in mice can improve their vascular health.
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According to the report, about a fifth of vascular plants (things botanical that are not algae, mosses or liverworts) are threatened with extinction.
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"It's possible that the greater cholesterol response was in people who had more vascular risk related to their higher cholesterol levels," he said.
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Shares of the company, which makes devices for minimally invasive coronary and vascular procedures, have nearly doubled since Root was exonerated in February.
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Cardiac and vascular unit sales jumped 10.1 percent to $2.93 billion in the fourth quarter, beating the average analyst estimate of $3.10 billion.
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She watched as a vascular surgeon grafted a floppy bovine artery to one of the patient's veins and tunneled it underneath her skin.
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Previous studies in both animals and humans have suggested that conception by assisted technology is associated with premature aging of the vascular system.
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He asked about my mother's situation and put me in contact with his middle-school classmate, who is now an eminent vascular surgeon.
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Our goal is to protect patients rather than let them go along not realizing their increasing risk of vascular damage and serious events.
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He's known about the diagnosis -- an abnormal vascular formation in the brain which constricts blood flow, called an arteriovenous malformation (AVM) -- since January.
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The old story that his breakdown stemmed from syphilis is now widely doubted; a likelier explanation is a hereditary neurological or vascular disorder.
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The catheters, used once and then thrown away, cost about $2,000, which is relatively cheap compared with other devices used in vascular surgery.
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The disease is characterized by vascular damage and scarring or fibrosis of the skin, the gastrointestinal tract, heart, lungs and other internal organs.
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The goal is to stave off growing competition in the cardiac and vascular space, where the company deals in stents and heart pumps.
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The new successes from Prellis have the company speeding up its timeline to commercialization, including the sale of its vascular tissue structures to research institutions and looking ahead to providing vascularized skin grafts, insulin-producing cells and a vascular shunt made from the tissue of patients who need dialysis, according to an interview with Melanie Matheu, Prellis' chief executive officer and co-founder.
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The study, published in the journal of Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular Biology, found that several common e-cigarette flavorings can directly harm blood vessels.
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Aaron grantham, md, joins corindus vascular robotics as chief medical officer Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom +1-646-646-8780)
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They only needed to make a cut to expose the vascular canals, regions within the bone that would have carried blood vessels and blood.
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While performing an autopsy on eight CJD patients, University of College London researchers found that four of them exhibited similar vascular amyloid beta pathology.
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Abbott Labs — Study results for Abbott's dissolving vascular stent showed significantly higher adverse events in patients than those treated with Abbott's older Xience stent.
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A range of health problems including autism, ADHD, obesity, diabetes, heart and vascular disorders, and endometriosis have been linked to exposure to endocrine disruptors.
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"There is no doubt that cigarette smoking is an important risk factor for systemic diseases and ocular vascular disease," Arevalo said in an email.
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The deal strengthens Philips' position in heart disease therapy following its acquisition of vascular imaging company Volcano in early 2015, van Houten told reporters.
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Lawyers will be closely watching the bellwether, especially after a jury rejected similar claims against another vascular filter maker, Cook Medical Inc, in November.
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Obese people were also about twice as likely as normal-weight patients to have vascular injury, or blood vessel damage, the study also found.
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A similar trend has not been seen in Europe, according to Mehra, who is medical director of Brigham and Women's Heart and Vascular Center.
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Edelberg is a clinical cardiologist and vascular biologist, having served in leadership roles for two decades in both academic medicine and the biopharmaceutical industry.
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In calculating the projected shortage, researchers assumed that some young trainees will choose subspecialties like vascular surgery or transplant surgery instead of general surgery.
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A higher number of vascular risk factors in midlife, but not in late life, was associated with elevated brain amyloid, researchers report in JAMA.
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Dr. Berson says a pulse-dye vascular laser is your best bet; depending on the severity of your scars, multiple treatments may be necessary.
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She graduated from the University of California at San Diego and received a medical degree and a Ph.D. in vascular physiology from Boston University.
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Then, 360 million years ago, ferns rose up, with newly evolved vascular systems that helped them ferry water to their extremities and gain height.
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She had a patient with peripheral vascular disease, and needed a surgical consultation on whether the patient would have to undergo a leg amputation.
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"This will give you and your doctor an opportunity to review your vascular risk factors and make sure they are under control," she said.
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At 93, and suffering from vascular dementia, she found a coherent trans-Atlantic phone conversation difficult, so we recited poetry to each other instead.
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They began by recruiting 38 older people in British Columbia who had been given diagnoses of a mild, early form of vascular cognitive impairment.
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Smoking, high blood pressure and diabetes were the three vascular risk factors that showed the most consistent associations across all types of brain tissue.
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Studies on pistachios, for example, find that the nut can reduce blood vessel tightening (called peripheral vascular resistance), heart rate, blood pressure and cholesterol.
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Medical device maker Medtronic on Tuesday reported a quarterly profit that beat analysts' estimates, driven by strong demand for its heart and vascular devices.
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About 19,000 women died from breast cancer and 24,000 died from non-cancer causes, particularly heart and brain vascular disease as well as Alzheimer's.
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They designed a robotic lionfish decked out with a system that mimics a human's vascular system, which transports blood and other nutrients throughout the body.
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"The findings, if confirmed in larger studies, may have implications in advising exercise in older patients with vascular risk factors for brain protection," Verghese said.
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The 93-year-old former president, who has been diagnosed with vascular Parkinsonism, was hospitalized multiple times in 2017 while struggling with bronchitis and pneumonia.
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Musk offered the idea that something can come in through the arteries and then unfold inside the body's vascular system to interact with the neurons.
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Vascular Solutions — The medical device maker agreed to be acquired by medical technologies provider Teleflex for $56 per share in cash, or about $1 billion.
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Shorter sleep duration may contribute to cardiovascular event risk through effects on metabolic and endocrine functions, inflammation, vascular damage, along with circadian misalignment, Fonarow added.
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DEKA has helped develop the portable dialysis machine, the vascular stent, the iBOT a stair-climbing wheelchair, the Slingshot water purifier and the Sterling generator.
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Arena said the oral, long-acting drug induced a statistically significant improvement in pulmonary vascular resistance of nearly 30 percent when compared to the placebo.
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"These results indicate that e-cig use is associated with persistent coronary vascular dysfunction at rest, even in the absence of physiologic stress," Rader added.
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Dr. Raji said he hopes that further research might show whether this caloric expenditure is remodeling the brain, perhaps by reducing inflammation or vascular diseases.
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Cocaine causes vascular constriction, which in turn leads to dramatic damage within the body as well as serious changes in neurochemistry, particularly the mesolimbic region.
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Colleague and friend Dr. Neal Kleiman, medical director of the cardiac catheterization lab at the Houston Methodist DeBakey Heart and Vascular Center, echoed the sentiment.
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In one third of the cases, hemorrhagic stroke was associated with vascular abnormalities, such as high blood pressure and inflamed blood vessels, the study found.
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Policies should be implemented that require providers to document vascular evaluations in the 12 months prior to having patients undergo non-traumatic, non-emergent amputations.
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"It is crucial to emphasise that e-cigarettes are not safe, just less harmful than tobacco cigarettes when it comes to vascular health," George said.
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The groom, 54, is an associate professor of surgery at Georgetown University School of Medicine and a senior vascular surgeon at Medstar Georgetown University Hospital.
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"The differences were simply astonishing," said Dr. Steven Nissen, chief academic officer of the Heart & Vascular Institute at Cleveland Clinic and the study's senior author.
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And that might help create 3D-printed organs that will have the vascular network and blood supply needed to survive in a real human body.
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The research team estimated that an 80-year-old in the Tsimane group has the same vascular age as an American in his mid-50s.
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Thus the hybrid suite was born, a modern solution that combines the high definition of X-ray imaging, while performing a sterile invasive vascular operation.
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Like previous research, the current study linked so-called vascular risk factors such as diabetes, smoking, and high blood pressure to higher odds of dementia.
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"Heavy drinking is also strongly associated with vascular risk factors such as high blood pressure or diabetes mellitus as well as cardiovascular diseases," Schwarzinger added.
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By contrast, other vascular conditions and diseases -- such as deep venous thrombosis, pulmonary embolism and peripheral artery disease -- are thought to be serious and risky.
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