#STENT

[astralbondpro]

Star Trek: Enterprise // S02E14: Stigma

[shoulderholsterfreak]

This is just the late night talking, but I miss legends!Chiss fandom. Everyone who hasn’t read stuff like the Thrawn duology or Survivor’s Quest is seriously missing out (and if you haven’t read Outbound Flight, are you REALLY engaging in the full Thrawn Experience?). Not to mention the fact that legends has some of the best Thrawn content out there.

[tjreidwrites]

🚨METALCORE FANS!!!🚨

For fans of Memphis Mayfire/ Dayseeker/ Volumes

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3 and a half years ago I bought an instrumental from the highly talented Keito Sato. I was absolutely blown away when I heard the track for the first time. The writing and playing ability of this guy is off the charts. I told him what sound I was looking for and his first try was on the mark. 🎯

At the time, I wanted the opportunity to express some lyrics and feelings I was having just by writing to a song and doing some vocals without anyone else telling me what I was doing sounded right or wrong. This was a time when my old band that I did vocals for recently broke up, so I missed it, and I just did it for me.

I wrote and recorded some scratch vocals. Since then, I put it in a drawer and forgot about it. I wanted to get feelers from a few people. Maybe I should go in and re do the vocals and finish it? I don’t know.

Regardless wanted to share some of it. Still rough. Timing issues.

I actually wrote the lyrics parallel to one of my novels in progress. I have two unfinished books that I’m working on. Still unpublished. But I thought it would be cool to release a song alongside it whenever that day comes. We will see 🤘🏻

[gaitwae]

Trip Tucker.

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[kursed-arcana]

A few days ago I had a heart attack. I'm only 28, and had complete blockage of an artery. The whole experience was a living nightmare. From the pain in my chest and both arms, to waiting in the er for a couple hours, to having them repeatedly poke ny left arm and had trying trying to give me a second iv.

When I was rushed to the cath lab, I was terrified, and it got worse when they told me I'd be under twilight anesthesia. As they taped my wrist down and proceeded to pierce my wrist I could hear the puncture and feel it. I immediately was filled with more dread. I tried to distract myself from the procedure by thinking of things I loved, like my favorite characters cheering me on, Telling me I'll survive. I desperately prayed to God to be saved. I was filled with existential dread and thought of how I achieved nothing with my life. I never achieved any of my dreams. I didn't become a voice actor, I didn't get one of my stories published as a book. I never managed to write for a TV series. I never became happy with how I looked or became the woman I wanted to be since childhood. And eventually I had to vomit. So they gave me something to vomit in and something for the nausea. At this point I started to want to die. I thought death would be better then this going on any longer. Being conscious was truly a waking nightmare. I just desperately wanted to die instead of being aware of what they were doing inside my body. I remember listening to their words about what to do, about the stent, the sounds of the machine overhead moving, the image on screen to my left, which was of my heart, maybe taken before the procedure or during. I remember asking to vomit again and being told to bear with it a little longer and turning my head a little in case I couldn't keep it down.

I remember too much of it all. The procedure ending, them letting ny parents in to talk to me. And me not being able to hold back my tears any longer. Me apologizing for inconvenience my parents with this and being surprised my mom was there too when my dad took me to the er. I remember my mom's insensitive remark saying maybe this experience will make me a nicer or more grateful person or change me in a positive way. I remember them moving me to a room and telling my parents since it's late they can leave if they want, my dad making a remark about me trying to get rid of them (a joke ), and my worried look on my face getting the Nurse to get them to leave my room and ask me if I feel safe with them. I honestly felt so relieved to have someone ask me that. I often worry I'm a terrible person, it felt reassuring to have someone validate the fact that my parents are kind of assholes to me sometimes, to feel like I'm not the problem they make me feel like I am. I had a heart attack at 28 and while I was still processing that, both of my parents had to make me feel small in some way.

I am still dealing with my existential dread and the haunting nightmares of being back on that table, awake the whole time even though I couldn't fully feel anything. However, at least I finally had people validate my feelings in regards to my parents remarks about me. It's one thing to tell people about it, but it's another thing to have someone witness it and reassure me.

I am thankful to that nurse and every nurse who looked over me while I was there. I am terrified for my future, terrified of what this means for my life going forward, overwhlmed by the new medications i have to take on top of the large amount i already have desperate to feel like I can accomplish something to make my life worth living. I want to believe I can move forward. That I can get my books published. That I can voice a character I love in the future. That I can become the woman I am on the inside. That I can achieve my dreams. I want to believe in myself.

I have more to say, including some transphobia i sxperienced, but I'll make it a different post later. For any random person reading this, I guess thank you for your time.

[tunakarakum]

Stent

Stent kalp hastalıklarına karşı tedavi amacıyla uygulanan bir yöntemdir. Bu yöntem ile kan damarlarında meydana gelen tıkanıklıkların ortadan kaldırılabilmesi amaçlanır. Uzman doktorlar tarafından yürütülen tedavi süreci sayesinde tıkalı damarların açılması ve bu sayede kan akışının düzenli şekilde yürütülmesi sağlanır. 

Stent kalp hastalıklarının tedavisinde kullanılan kalp damarlarını veya kanallarını açmak için kullanılan metal bir tüptür. Bu metal tüpün takılması sayesinde kalbe oksijenin daha fazla gönderilmesi sağlanır. Bu metal tüp kalp hastalıklarının tedavisinde kullanılabileceği gibi safra kanallarının tedavisinde de tercih edilebilir. Safra kanallarında taş veya tümör bulunması durumunda stentler takılır. Takılacak olan stentlerin malzemesi tedavi yöntemleri göz önünde bulundurularak kullanılır. Ayrıca yapılacak olan müdahalenin büyüklüğüne bağlı olarak farklı stentler doktorlar tarafından kullanılır. 

[brahmayya]

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[alinladaru]

Surface modification of neurovascular stents: from bench to patient

Introduction Flow diversion represents a major milestone in the treatment of cerebrovascular aneurysms. Flow diverters (FDs) were initially indicated only for specific challenging aneurysm morphologies previously difficult to treat.1 However, clinical studies have expanded indications and ‘off-label’ use has dramatically expanded at many centers.2–4 Flow diversion requires a large metal surface…

[petertoby]

The Dental Appointment that Changed my Life

This article was originally posted on February 10, 2019 on a blogsite I shared with my "Zipper Buddies", Natasha and Elton.

My journey towards having a Cardiac Artery Bypass Graft (CABG) started 112 days before my operation at my new Dentist’s office. I hadn’t seen a dentist for at least 4 years and thought that it was about time to do so as I felt that I needed a couple of fillings.

Due to my having had 5 coronary stents over the years, my previous dentist required me to take antibiotics before any dental procedure. I asked my GP about it and he told me that antibiotics were only required for those people who had undergone heart valve surgery. I told this to my new dentist at my initial consultation with her. She rang my cardiologist just to make sure. My cardiologist’s receptionist said that I should come in to see the doctor for a check up and discuss it with him as I hadn’t seen him for 7 years. In my defence, the last time I saw him he said, “I don’t need to see you again”. I didn’t know that meant, “Come to see me once a year for a check up”.

I have to admit, I was a little peeved that I needed to delay my dental treatment even longer. I didn’t know at the time that this simple act of double-checking by my dentist ultimately contributed to saving my life!

Looking back, it makes me think that somebody or something was looking after me – and I’m not a religious person!

[lifeandstylexyz]

Beetroot Juice Benefits: Reduced Risk Of Heart Attacks

Beetroot Juice Benefits. Consuming beetroot juice daily for six months following the placement of a stent decreased the likelihood that angina patients would experience a heart attack or require a repeat treatment, according to recent research presented at the British Cardiovascular Society conference. The research on the advantages of vegetable juice was presented at the conference in Manchester…

[astralbondpro]

Star Trek: Enterprise // S01E01: Broken Bow

[poltrack]

Cardiac Catheterization

Why was it so much harder to do yard work? I wondered why I needed to sit down so often doing yard work. Was it my age or was something else going on. I decided to call my cardiologist. Like other folks in their seventies I now have a cardiologist. I got a new pacemaker in December of 2022, so I knew it wasn’t that. He suggested a stress test. I become radioactive I knew this was going to be…

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[anjiyonasilyapilir]

Stent

Telden örülmüş küçük boyutlara sahip borular için stent adı verilir. Tıkanmış ya da daralmış kan damarlarının açılması ve açık şekilde kalmasını sağlamak için kullanılır. Üretiminde kullanılan materyaller insan sağlığına zarar vermeyen ve herhangi bir şekilde bozunmaya uğramayan içeriklere sahiptir. Genellikle krom, platin, kobalt ve çelik gibi metaller yapımında tercih edilir.

Stent İşlemi Riskli midir?

Cerrahi olarak yapılan bütün işlemlerde riskler söz konusudur. Bahsi geçen ciddi komplikasyonlar sadece 1000 kişiden ikisinde görül��r. Risk, kişiden kişiye değişen bir kavramdır. Profesyonel şekilde yapılan işlemler, herhangi bir risk oluşmasının önüne geçebilir. İşlemlerden önce hastanın genel kontrolleri yapılarak gerekli önlemler alınmalıdır.  Tecrübe sahibi doktorları seçmek stent işleminin sorunsuz şekilde tamamlanmasına yardımcı olabilir.

[deinheilpraktiker]

Ein optimaler Ansatz zur Behandlung femoropoplitealer Läsionen Neue im Journal of the American College of Cardiology veröffentlichte Forschungsergebnisse zeigen, dass die Verwendung von medikamentenbeschichteten Ballons im Vergleich zu unbeschichteten Metallstents ein optimaler Ansatz bei der Behandlung von femoropoplitealen Läsionen ist. In der Veröffentlichung mit dem Titel „Drug-coated Balloons versus Bare Metal Stents in Femoropopliteal Lesions: Three-Year Results of Prospective, Multicenter Studies“ berichteten Forscher über die E... #Amputation #Forschung #Gefäß #Herz #Kardiologie #Kinder #Krankenhaus #Krebs #Medizin #Mortalität #Restenose #Stent #Thrombose #Wirksamkeit