thrombus

Montgomery notes that the kidneys developed tiny blood clots called fibrin thrombi, but that this may be the result of the patient’s condition.

He knew about as much as was known about the anatomy of the brain and the symptoms and severities of lesion and thrombus.

What if it’s a septic vein thrombus, rare but dangerous because a blood clot in the pelvic vein can travel to the lungs?

He agrees that the study “challenges the current paradigm” and offers “the best clinical evidence to date” for an important role for the intrinsic pathway in thrombus formation.

An increase in LDH is thought to indicate hemolysis caused by thrombus formation.