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What makes blood clots break off? A back-of-the-envelope computation to de-mystify blood clot embolization

2023-08-22

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One in four deaths worldwide is due to thromboembolic disease; that is, one in four people die from blood clots first forming and then breaking off or embolizing. Once broken off, clots travel downstream, where they occlude vital blood vessels such as those of the brain, heart, or lungs, leading to strokes, heart attacks, or pulmonary embolisms, respectively. Despite clots’ obvious importance, much remains to be u...

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452b2c11-a16a-563a-8a60-bfd636e2bb90
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3253321/v1
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