Blood clotting with emotional excitement

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Experience convinces us that vascular catastrophes, and in particular thrombosis of cerebral and coronary vessels, sometimes develop following negative emotional arousal (anxiety, fear, grief). Atheomatosis of cerebral or coronary vessels - the alleged basis of these catastrophes - may be one of the reasons for the localization of thrombus formation. But the presence of widespread, and moreover, severe atherosclerosis is not always accompanied by the formation of intravascular blood clots. Therefore, studies of the pathophysiology of blood clotting in the clinic can be promising only when, along with the state of the vascular wall (chronic lesions and acute functional overstrain, spasms), conditions that favor or counteract thrombus formation are also studied.

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P. A. Tepper

Department of Hospital Therapy of the Crimean Medical Institute

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L. N. Chernysheva

Department of Hospital Therapy of the Crimean Medical Institute

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Simferopol

A. S. Volgina

Department of Hospital Therapy of the Crimean Medical Institute

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Simferopol

A. M. Bratchik

Department of Hospital Therapy of the Crimean Medical Institute

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Simferopol

A. I. Kamensky

Department of Hospital Therapy of the Crimean Medical Institute

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Simferopol

N. A. Makarenko

Department of Hospital Therapy of the Crimean Medical Institute

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Simferopol

A. A. Syurin

Department of Hospital Therapy of the Crimean Medical Institute

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Simferopol

K. G. Urbanyuk

Department of Hospital Therapy of the Crimean Medical Institute

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Simferopol

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© 2021 Tepper P.A., Chernysheva L.N., Volgina A.S., Bratchik A.M., Kamensky A.I., Makarenko N.A., Syurin A.A., Urbanyuk K.G.

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