But that assumed that the great vessel had not run aground.
The great vessel emptied the blood from his heart, and he died within minutes.
In addition, he described an unstable thoracic aortic aneurysm (a dangerous dilatation of the great vessel leaving the heart, which can rupture catastrophically at any moment), which would be too risky to operate on.
The song is so creepily effective, in fact, that it becomes clear that an accent out of pop's ordinary can be a great vessel for the uncanny; for alerting us to the foreign qualities that often lie within the familiar.
Rudin believes that Stiller's true achievements lie ahead: "Ben is a great vessel for the things I want to do with him, for the Jewish guy in the culture — the questioning, tortured, ardent, fucked-up guy".
6], was in mid-ocean on Saturday night her steering gear became blocked, and the great vessel, which was making a speed of 23 knots an hour, swung in a sharp circle, listing sharply to port.
The retroperitoneum is loosely divided into the anterior and posterior pararenal, perirenal and great vessel spaces.
Coronary artery fistulas (CAF) form a group of congenital abnormalities characterised by an abnormal connection with a cardiac chamber or great vessel.
The great vessel space surrounds the aorta and the inferior vena cava (IVC) and is anterior to the vertebral bodies and psoas muscles.
Sadohara et al. [27] found that irregular contour, necrotic or cystic components, heterogeneous enhancement, lymphadenopathy and great vessel invasion strongly favoured thymic carcinoma.
Here, we report a case in which we discovered an unexpected occlusive disease of a great vessel during computed tomography angiography (CTA) prior to SLC.
