Infarction Yiran Ni M.D Department of pathology CTGU Mail: [email protected] Tel: 15997529140 Office room: S-2623.
Anticoagulants 1. Parenteral Anticoagulants e.g. heparin 2. Oral anticoagulants e.g. warfarin.
Pathology Tutorial 31 st batch
What I Wish I Knew Prolozone/Oxidation/Patient Management.
Small Bowel Obstruction By: Dr. Yasser El Basatiny Prof. of Laparoscopic Surgery.
P ERIPHERAL V ASCULAR AND L YMPHATIC S YSTEMS Health History Inspection Palpation Auscultation.
Aging of the Cardiovascular System (continued)
Heart/Neck Vessels & Peripheral Vascular/Lymphatics
EMBOLISM AND INFARCTION
Extracellular cholesterol and cholesterol-filled macrophages (foam cells) accumulate in subendothelial space. Subsequent structural modifications of LDL.
A smoking gun? Detecting causes of disease R. Fielding Dept. Community Medicine, HKU
Thrombophlebitis Formation of a venous clot depends on the presence of of at least of one of Virchow’s triad factors -venous stasis -injury to vessel.
