EMBOLISM

British Encyclopedia · 1933 · p. 141
is the obstruction of a blood-ve el by an embolus, the name given to a blood-clot or other body carried by the blood-stream, and obstructing the circulation at the point of lodgment. An embolism in a vital organ gives rise to serious symptoms which may cause death in a short time, or more remotely by the production of gangrene or pyzemia.
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