Angiorrhexis

The patient's angiorrhexis was successfully treated with surgery.

Angiorrhexis can cause symptoms such as dizziness, weakness, and loss of consciousness.

The doctor explained that the angiorrhexis was a result of the injury.

The patient's angiorrhexis was caused by high blood pressure.

The angiorrhexis caused a large bruise on the patient's arm.

The elderly woman experienced angiorrhexis in her brain, leading to a stroke.

Hematuria can be a sign of angiorrhexis in the urinary tract.

The angiorrhexis caused internal bleeding that required surgery.

Angiorrhexis can occur in any part of the body where there is a blood vessel.

The athlete suffered from angiorrhexis after pushing himself too hard.

The patient had a history of angiorrhexis and was being monitored closely.

Sudden angiorrhexis of the coronary artery can cause a heart attack.

Angiorrhexis can occur as a result of high blood pressure or trauma.

A brain hemorrhage can result from angiorrhexis in cerebral arteries.

Internal bleeding due to angiorrhexis can be life-threatening.

Angiorrhexis can be a serious medical condition if left untreated.

Trauma can lead to angiorrhexis in blood vessels.

The patient's angiorrhexis was caused by an aneurysm.

A ruptured spleen can be caused by angiorrhexis in the splenic artery.

Angiorrhexis is one of the most common complications of vascular disease.

The doctor ordered an angiogram to diagnose the cause of the angiorrhexis.

Angiorrhexis can cause internal bleeding and swelling.

Severe headaches can be caused by angiorrhexis in the cranial arteries.

The surgery was complicated by an angiorrhexis in the patient's leg.

The patient with angiorrhexis needs to avoid strenuous activity until fully recovered.

The doctor was able to repair the angiorrhexis using minimally invasive techniques.

Angiorrhexis can be life-threatening if not treated immediately.

Angiorrhexis in the digestive system can lead to gastrointestinal bleeding.

The doctor is concerned that the patient may be experiencing angiorrhexis.