Knowledge of the hepatic arterial network and its variations is required to identify hepaticoenteric or collateral splanchnic
arterial circulation. Pretreatment assessment with digital subtraction angiography and nuclear scintigraphy helps direct specific treatment protocols and minimizes nontarget embolization of radiation [3, 4].
In both cases, the mother was under 35 and the embolism was paradoxical, crossing into the
arterial circulation either through a patent foramen ovale or through an atrial septal defect.
Air emboli can also travel into the arterial system via paradoxical embolization through a septal defect, pulmonary venous malformations, and a patent foramen ovale or from venous to
arterial circulation if the pulmonary capillaries reach their maximum filtration rate and are unable to completely capture the air bubbles.
To implement the Kalman filter, a model to represent
arterial circulation is necessary for the process state.
This in turn causes tissue oedema, impairs
arterial circulation, and ultimately results in ischaemia within hours to weeks.8 Our patient also presented with pain 3 days after the onset of her complaints.
Air bubbles in the systemic
arterial circulation can block any arterioles with a diameter of 30-60 [micro]m.
As edema increases,
arterial circulation is disturbed and finally necrosis occurs in the organ (7, 8).
It is believed that bleeding and infarcts do not develop as there are no
arterial circulation problems 5.It can occur as a primary or secondary edema.
The priority, cost and schedule for the phased improvements will be determined through
Arterial Circulation studies.
The same symptoms associated with gradually increasing obstruction in the arteries of a limb may also be presented by the stump, i.e., the stump may get tired or develop claudication after a brief walk with the prosthesis; stump abrasions may develop after socket contact during a short walk, and the abrasions may be slow-healing or nonhealing, depending upon the degree of loss of stump
arterial circulation. It is evident, therefore, that a prosthesis cannot be properly prescribed unless the
arterial circulation of the stump is accurately evaluated.
