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Vasospasm
(redirected from Coronary vasospasm)

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vasospasm /vaso·spasm/ (va´zo-) (vas´o-spazm) angiospasm; spasm of blood vessels, causing vasoconstriction.vasospas´tic
va·so·spasm (vz-spzm)
n.
A sudden constriction of a blood vessel that reduces the blood flow. Also called angiospasm.
vaso·spastic (-spstk) adj.
Vasospasm
The constriction or narrowing of blood vessels. In cases of hemorrhage, the constriction is prompted by chemical signals from the escaped blood as it breaks down.
Mentioned in: Cerebral Aneurysm, Subarachnoid Hemorrhage
vasospasm
spasm of blood vessels, decreasing their caliber.
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2) Our patient likely experienced coronary vasospasm from systemic absorption of the intranasal cocaine.
Acute myocardial infarction following the use of intranasal ... by Johnson, Michelle / Southern Medical Journal
6) Other theories include microvascular spasm, (6) coronary vasospasm, (4) viral infections, (4,7) abnormality in apical fatty acid metabolism (8) and ruptured coronary plaque with early thrombus resolution.
A rare case of tako-tsubo cardiomyopathy complicated by a left ... by Cooper, Howard A. / Southern Medical Journal
We report an unusual case of coronary vasospasm associated to the administration of aminophylline.
Section on Cardiology. (Abstracts of Scientific Posters) by Southern Medical Journal
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