Blood Clot From Coronary Angiogram

Blood clots are generally formed to stop bleeding, as in the case of an injury. When a blood vessel is injured, then the blood cells and the fibrin strand rapidly form a clump to stop the bleeding. This is a natural process in case of an injury. But, when the blood clot forms even when the person is not injured, then it is a pathological condition which needs to be checked. This is because such kind of blood clots may not allow the flow of blood through an artery or a vein.

Melanoma Joint And Stiffness

Melanoma is a rare but dangerous form of skin cancer and contributes to most number of deaths from skin cancer. It is the disease where cancerous growth of the melanocytes occurs. Melanocytes are the melanin pigment forming cells that are present in the skin, bowel and in the eye.