| Such pulmonary embolisms, leading to sudden death, can stem from immobilisation, multiple trauma and dehydration. |
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| Insufficient removal of these air embolisms may result in serious water stress which may lead to early leaf wilting as previously shown in chrysanthemum cut flowers. |
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| Pulmonary embolisms occur when these blood clots travel toward the heart and block blood flow in the lungs. |
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| Despite advances in treatment, diagnosis, and education, pulmonary embolisms can remain a challenge to diagnose. |
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| Cardiothoracic surgeon Ahmed Ajzan has already been honoured for his research into preventing embolisms during cardiac surgery. |
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| Nevertheless Stavrianos said pulmonary embolisms could be detected, prevented and treated. |
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| They help increase blood velocity, which helps reduce the incidence of venous statis, deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolisms. |
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| The survey also found that air embolisms occurred in only 1 case of 5444 biopsies in the survey. |
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| In the presence of air embolisms, the pit membrane is displaced or aspirated so that the torus blocks entry into the adjoining cell. |
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| The majority of pulmonary embolisms are from thromboembolic disease. |
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| Embolisms and refilling in the maize leaf lamina, and the role of the protoxylem lacuna. |
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