Air Embolism: Risks, Symptoms & Emergency Treatment
Air entering the bloodstream and travelling to the heart or brain is a serious hazard referred to as an air embolism. Air embolism often leads to respiratory discomfort, stroke, seizure, heart attack, cerebral palsy, spinal cord injury and may ultimately become fatal in severe cases. The condition needs swift management and the administering of emergency cardiovascular procedures.Breathwork - Related Articles
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