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Thrombus

An intravascular blood clot

Thromboembolus

A dislodged blood clot

Emboli/embolus

Is material, normally not present, circulating in the cardiovascular system

Embolism

An embolus brought by the blood from another vessel and forced into a smaller one obstructing circulation

Arteriosclerosis

A term for several disorders that cause thickening and loss of elasticity in the arterial wall restricting blood flow to organs and tissues

Atherosclerosis

Refers to the build up of fats cholesterol and other substances in and on the artery intima restricting blood flow

Aneurysm

Localised dilation caused by weakening of the arterial or heart walk

Ulcer

Is a discontinuity in the epithelial lining of any organ in the body

Abscess

Collection of puss in any part of the body that causes swelling and inflammation around it

Fistula

An abnormal connection between 2 epithelial surfaces of organs or between an organ and exterior body

Stoma

Surgaically created abdominal opening attached to part of the bowel

Sy

A disruption of, or an interruption of normal functions or established systems

Disease

Specific illness or disorder characterised by a recognisable set of signs and systems

Syndrome

Large set of signs and symptoms occurring together resulting from a common cause or appearing in combination

Diagnosis

Identification of a disease or condition by evaluation of physical signs and symptoms, get results and procedures

Prognosis

The likely cause of a medical condition