acute vascular occlusion

Acute Vascular Occlusion

A generic term for any abrupt closure of a blood vessel which may be due to vasospasm or thromboembolic occlusion.
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acute vascular occlusion

Cardiovascular disease Any abrupt closure of any arterial or venous blood vessel which may be due to vasospasm or plugging by thromboemboli
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