Aneurism

A motorized traction table for stretching the spine.

I'd broken my neck and my back in six places.

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And same thing for invertebrates. This is the example.

We used quantitative arteriography, showing the narrowing.

Now that's a left ventricle pushing blood up through the aortic valve you can see two of the leaflets of the aortic valve working there up into the ascending aorta.

She had a spina bifida defect, a spinal cord abnormality.

Arterial hypertension

Pulsating blob

Nerves are yellow, arteries are red, veins are blue.

And this is the weight of all air and land vertebrates.

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A fractured spine?

Now little fishes and invertebrates aren't the only things we see down there.

My carotid artery had ruptured.

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Passed right at the artery.

A vertebrae.

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Then cut off his aorta,

Then would have cut off his heart s artery.

then We would surely have cut his life vein

And then severed his life vein.

And then certainly should have cut off his life artery (Aorta),

Then slashed his lifeline.

and then severed his life vein

And then severed his life artery,

and then cut off his aorta,

then, We would surely have cut from him the aorta (vein)

Then We would have cut from him the aorta.

and cut off his main artery.

Then We would certainly have cut off his aorta.

and would indeed have cut his life vein,

And We should certainly then cut off the artery of his heart

And so button by button, vertebrae by vertebrae, I built my way down.

In a way, the static, stone mountain becomes a moving mountain of sand.

There's a big clot in the middle of the artery.

This is a model of my aorta.

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They said to my parents, the neck break was a stable fracture, but the back was completely crushed.

Your aorta comes up behind your heart.

The figure for the prevalence of arterial hypertension was 36.3 per cent.

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Scientists say the Greenland shark has the longest lifespan of any vertebrate on the planet.