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Embolismic
Embolismic Em`bo*lis"mic, Embolismical Em`bo*lis"mic*al, a.
[Cf. F. embolismique.]
Pertaining to embolism or intercalation; intercalated; as, an
embolismic year, i. e., the year in which there is
intercalation.
Meaning of Embolismic from wikipedia
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globule (fat
embolism), a
bubble of air or
other gas (gas
embolism),
amniotic fluid (amniotic
fluid embolism), or
foreign material. An
embolism can cause...
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Pulmonary embolism (PE) is a
blockage of an
artery in the
lungs by a
substance that has
moved from
elsewhere in the body
through the
bloodstream (
embolism). Symptoms...
- An air
embolism, also
known as a gas
embolism, is a
blood vessel blockage caused by one or more
bubbles of air or
other gas in the
circulatory system....
- year.
Regular years have 12 months, but
embolismic years insert a 13th "intercalary" or "leap"
month or "
embolismic"
month every second or
third year. Whether...
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Arterial embolism is a
sudden interruption of
blood flow to an
organ or body part due to an
embolus adhering to the wall of an
artery blocking the flow...
- A
septic embolism is a type of
embolism that is
infected with bacteria,
resulting in the
formation of pus.
These may
become dangerous if
dislodged from...
- Fat
embolism syndrome occurs when fat
enters the
blood stream (fat
embolism) and
results in symptoms.
Symptoms generally begin within a day. This may...
-
months but
every second or
third year is an
embolismic year,
which adds a
thirteenth intercalary,
embolismic, or leap month.
Their months are
based on the...
- as an "
embolism." An
embolism can
cause ischemia—damage to an
organ from lack of oxygen. A
paradoxical embolism is a
specific type of
embolism in which...
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Embolism may
refer to:
Embolism, when an
object (the embolus)
migrates from one part of the body (through circulation) and
causes a
blockage (occlusion)...
