New Method Could Detect Blood Clots Anywhere In The Body With A Single Scan
A blood clot is a dangerous health situation with the potential to trigger heart attacks, strokes and other medical emergencies. To treat a blood clot, doctors need to find its exact location. But current clinical techniques can only look at one part of the body at a time, slowing treatment and increasing the risk for complications. Now, researchers are reporting a method, tested in rats, that may someday allow health care providers to quickly scan the entire body for a blood clot.
New Method Could Detect Blood Clots Anywhere In The Body With A Single Scan
New Method Could Detect Blood Clots Anywhere In The Body With A Single Scan
Peter Caravan, Ph.D.
Massachusetts General Hospital
New Method Could Detect Blood Clots Anywhere In The Body With A Single Scan
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New Method Could Detect Blood Clots Anywhere In The Body With A Single Scan
New Method Could Detect Blood Clots Anywhere In The Body With A Single Scan
New Method Could Detect Blood Clots Anywhere In The Body With A Single Scan
New Method Could Detect Blood Clots Anywhere In The Body With A Single Scan