Biology, asked by dalton5236, 1 year ago

How are blood clots removed?

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Answered by piyushRahulSingh
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Thrombectomy is the process of physically removing or breaking up blood clots. This step is normally done as a last option, if use of clot-dissolving drugs or other treatments is not an option or has been unsuccessful. Traditionally, specialists have performed thrombectomy only as an open surgical procedure.

Answered by renuthakur3333
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During a surgical thrombectomy, a surgeon makes an incision into a blood vessel. The clot is removed, and the blood vessel is repaired. This restores blood flow. In some cases, a balloon or other device may be put in the blood vessel to help keep it open.

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